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The Fall of Lexington.

,1i,ooo ySe,, Of From tho roror,s or soDo
','
- ''','h ~, w. l,ON 49,, ,,'
'"'' "'s"'' 0'''' VI" 'U"s "a'
u"n"i particulars oohcernihg 'he iaii OF i'eNmB-
ton.
The men LEFT Lexington on Saturday after
In, Thorn o,., ,hs r;yar H., o'oio -, ,hss
started Tor Hannibal Gr,x r,iIas dis,sn, vnIc,
IN. ID IS sa,,araI .rr,.J snoass;anis, IT,
$500 ,' y, .aaLad Ta.iI.'a, ~
a, 10 49, 80, Of ,ha ra.,. 80 az 49,
tar n,;rn, Az, tba - =, Iy,n,,,,nu ,ha,-
were in general kindly treated. All the money
they could raise was employed 10 get wagons TO
carry the wounded, though all the severely
wounded remained at Lexington. Only one
commissioned officer, Lieutenant Hollenberg,
escaped.
aREAr Loss OF Tux REBEIs.
All accounts agree that the loAs of the rebels
in killed and dangerously wounded was from
300 to ], 200.
FEDERAL LOSS.
Our men lost one hundred and thirty killed
' ..,,, =
/ ,oo
@. ,oo A'LLhp'
| Ln none ioV VI oo'. marshaii's horses wee
hled, II being impossible to shelter them from
are cannon OF the enemy Alter the surrender
" Lexington many q our men killed their
morse" to prevent them from falling into the
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EPISCOPAL CoyyKsTios.- annual Con-
ven,ion Of the Episcopal Church Of the Diocese
Of New York ~as begun yesterday morning in
st. Johns Chapel, Right Rev. Bishop Potter
presiding. The attendance of clerical and lay
delegates was very large. Religious exercises,
in which an eloquent sermon was delivered by
the Rev. DIR. Garfield of Brooklyn, preceded
the Convention. The Church of the Intcrcossor,
" this city, Rev. Mr.. PurvSnce, was received
and enrolled. A number f committees were
appointed, and then, after the transaction Of
some routine business, tho Convention al.
iourncd until Wednesday next, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ.
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scirLINB IN THE CONTRACT LINE,

DIsNirLINB IN THE CONTRACT LINE.
Warrington, Sept. 25.-The Quartsrmsster
General to-day dismissed the inspectors of the
horses purchased for the Government.
a PAIR Bu.L OF HEALTH.
Two rumlor n sick and wounded soldiers in
10 s.N hoel uil- n this district ia 7G7.
EAD PoR AMALG AVIATION.
The Indian Bureau has received information,
which / considered satisfactory, that nearly all
ihe l. dams who have joined the rebel forces arc
hal. breeds.
Executive orders were issued today for the
closing Of all the Government offices tomorrow.
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From British West Indies.
raIy4TRER SUMTER AT ST. THOMAS.
the KEY STONE STATE ~ pURSUlr

TIE KEY STONE STATE ~ PURSUIT.
The Bermuda Gdsette Of Sept. 10th, contains
few items of interest.
7. ID. Welles, United States Consul, had ar.
rived at Bermuda.
Com. Stewart, late Of the United States
Navy Capt. Puddon, mate aud crew of the
schooner Justna, had also arrived at bermuda.
TlIE SUMTER AT ST. THOMAS.
Trinidad dates Of July 2lst, state that the
pirate Sumter had arrived there. Obtained
supply oil coal and left on tho 9th OF August
IL 10 said that the Governor Of the Island rsfseJ
TO receive the officer sent ON shore from the
sumter, except as a private gentleman and the
same course was pursued by tho officer of III NJ
>, CadmuS, which vessel arrived a Triuidad
whilst the Sumter was there. The officers and
men d the Sumter we're frequently on shore,
glu numerous VisIls Were PAID by gentlemen u
foit u SPAN 10 the steamer, and by them
the courtesy and frank kindness OF her officers Is
highly spoken Of.
ARRIVAL or TIE KEYSTONE srArr
The steamer key.tone State arrived a few
nays Mt't le sumter left, and After romaininr
aoOut nall an hOur, steamed out Of the harbor M
rapid rste to prosecute her search.
WHAT IL HOPED oP CAPT. SCOTT.
The hope is expressed by the Port of Sn,in
Gazette that Cap. Scott would soon he able IN
report that he had carried out his instructions Ia
the letter, as the piesen e Of vessel like the
Sumter In 4 IeighDOrhoOd where the penple are
70 dependent upJn the northern state, Of Anne
tica for supplies OF the necessaries of life as is
1TlLidad is any thing but agreeable.
TnE KIND or BATTLE EXPECTED.
Should the Keystone State fall in with the
Sumter at sea and bring her into action, awful
Indeed must be the consequences. One or both
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CARD FROM L. T. BARSUM.

willie on, ,,lorious nation IL s,r,ggliny IN main
,,, ,s s,,preD ,,v and mn, down thu vilo., inr,r.
rc,o, evsr Lrovgr d, .ho,ld ls m, n,eas,r. No 4,
ia ,pif,,, the du,v os the fiends If our Union.
u strengthen the arm, of our Government, AMI to
pay all proper respec, to the wishes and mesures Of
our Chief Magistrate, Oh whom we rly 10 suppress
VIC INFAMOUS r''e"'"n' i'lN'hu'n' therefore, M no
lS 'pp''n''d rhuiSd''' 'he S''n Jay " s'r'enoer'
~ ""'N' "N''''N' 'N'' 'N'' WIN" e'e'' IT,
n''''"s 'nen''Nr VI 'nI 'nr'S''N' community must
Jake P'''N'u'e III appropriately 'ne Aihe'i'
can museum Will 10 cLoSkp UNTIL oSH ooLooK'
y NJ IN oruer !" give ''S employee" I" opportunity
!" S'ei'd 'nur'' anu o'nef"l"o o''"'iilsy o'''"r'o
'ne u"'' ine uo"rS WI" w 'it"'" i'O'i'o' o"o
o''''N' ana INC most ''''i' arc 'n'i'
"''''''"' '"' '0"'''i''' VI '''' N' "''l w AM
|
|
|
''N'u " Jul ''''s' s'1''
So'h - graphically described IN the foth and 4ia
eh"p'er' q 'hs BOOK Oh Joo' No Geological socieiy
propne'orH OF menAserios have ever been able 10
pO'ure TINS rare Anphiulous monster for exhibition
IN America Hhe INST and only animal Of the
Aihd ever 'e'h 10 THIS continent and many thou
S~ndS Of d'HArS nave been expended to secure him.
even Tor THIS Or'ef engagement at the Museum
surely no family will fail to sec Al animal Of which
Tue scripture" truly say "uroS TIM EARTH rHEHH
Is NOT MS LiKH'" He will probably DO never seen
again In this city after neat week Saturday OF 3.
Too many persons, without reflection, confound
this animal with the Rhnoccros, and hence suppose
! thcy lave really seen n uipnono,,mus. whereas
sc,rce,v any two oaa,7,po, in n,,ur, bIs,,rv ara
more unlike. M anv one will 500 Nv leaking AT thu
two. ar cccn.u,,lng any standard author
take This oppostunlty of saving that the opASp
AquARrA, aud indeed all other departments of tie
Museum (which contains greater number of rare
and interesting curiosities than every other estab
usLmen, in America comlined3 ara now in the
highest state Of Perfection and afford altogether for
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BROOKLYN.


TAST DAY IN BRooKIYS-PRoCLAMA1foN
| or THE MAYoR.-The Mayor issued the follow
| in PROCLAMATION Yesterday
Mayors OFFIcK Sept. %, 1861.
The Presit tent Of the United States and tho
| Governor Of the state having recommended that
| 1hur,day. the 9t n day Of September, (tomor-
| row be observed bv he people Of the nation As
a day Of public humliat ION, fasting and PRAYER;
In accordance Herewith al. public business WI
he suspended and the public JUICES OF tho cry
doeed On that day.
MARTIN KALBFLEIs, vi, mayor
.TTK PRoPLR's UNIoN MOVEMENT. The
.or,,,,A zee, consisting of the Mayor Of tie city
and ,h.H esident Of the Kings County Repuoli-
can can,,., committee, appointed at the Union
,noo,in,' '.. a., Greene, on Thursday OF last
lhe','ng On f~ the following call and select
VI ~, na1e Esat ,ded as the Ward Commit
.u vac hAiles apse' red 10 form ticket 10 be
ices VINO are empor, q:
supported 10y all partiN nursuance oi the in
The undersigned in wen and delegated TO
structlons aud authority z. Mas Meeting held
them by tho Peoples Union 9TH. 1861. have So
on Fort Greene Park, Sept, l, vontlemen from
each War5 t ouJ wing NAMED 'ounty to meet
IN Convention ard nominate the County
seven Members of Assembly, and Al. :. and we
oihces TO he electedin November DeA assemble
i. !, ,h T,i IhIi saId named genlemen 18th,
al the CITY Hall on Saturday next, Sept ,harg.
at o'clock, p. NJ, for the purpose of dis, v he
ing the duties thus assigned them. 1t ma W
proper 70 ada that the undersigned have +, d
deavored to pTeseat such men as will conamaA
the confidence and respect Of our citizens, AUA
who we trust, vii look above the mere ele~s- 4,
ton OF any one man to place or any par ty 10 |
power, while our Country is engaged i'm I his
great struggle for its very existence, and " no
wli strive to place such men in nomination -
enable us TO prevent an undivided front at the
ensuing election.
M kALBrLEIscH, Coumit a.
c. W. CONAN. N'""''' "'
Brooklyn, Sept, 25th, 1861.
First Ward GOn,ien L. Ford, John NJ
)omstock, ID. ID. Whitney. Second Wa I'd
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For Wasbipa,op Ium.d,n,eI,.

hEI RIlIs WANTED ioE the Tnlri Regiment,
Excelsior tSCkle.D Brigade.
God able hod ed men wanted for this Regiment,
which Is now stationed at Washington, and build
ing fort h,atous,
INDUCEMENTS FOR VoLUNI RERs.
Pay $l3 per meth, aud families provided for al
olcc.
Pay and subsistence commences on signing tie
ion.
Extra pay when nj work on Notifications.
$40 Bounty when honoraly discharged.
II you do uot want t. he drafted, come up At oncs
snd sign the roll. Apply at once 10 Lent PEN
MOCK, COO Broadway. se25 6'i63
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To DIR. neinc, ~ Yves, Houston -.


consider justice 10 you and the public To give ~
wide publicity NJ Your skill lays In my power;
after lay,I Z suffered beyond al description Il ter
rble scrofula- affection which 80 horribly disGgured
my features, ith terrible alterations Of my tongue.
thrnst, nose, lips, tho whole upper part my head,
tremitcs; CNcfuCatug pains In my bones, sleOpless
nights and graf 10 ira'ion, and having been for
upwards # ore year under the skillGl and kind at
u1idHn,e Of Dr.. KIM ark, Professors Parker and
W., Il, whom considered NV case hopeless / per-
firm but my duty IN makrttis public 90 knpUle,iSe-
mcnt when. through your ssill, was restored 70
perfect health in short time Those who douh
my sAtemei u, shall he pleased N give fun par
uculAs. CAL at my residence, 6sl Fourth street..
Mrs. MARGARET DEAN.
N. B.-Dr. HRGNR can give hundreds similar
references, of children and adults Rheumatism,
sSn affections, &c. Cure positive. ssA 2'Tu&Th
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skirmish near Point of Rocks,
REBELS DISPERSED.

Pcint ej'RoctS, Sept. PA position of Col
Gears force had an action today with 500
rebels on the Virginia side of the Potomac, who
were sheltered on high point on tho Catochin
Mountain, and in houses at tho base They
were driven away by the rifles and battery q
Col. Gtary, and the houses burnt Several Of
tho enemy were killed and wounded. None Of
the federal troops were hurt.
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LEGAL RKrORrs-wEDNEsDAY,
Court Of General Sessions.
Before Judge McCuNN.

''0IVE" EFNVVNNs
Robert kehoe, sporting character was
placed on trial on an indictment for robbery in
the first degree. IIo was released in July upon
promise to join the army, but after existing
be deserted and returned 10 the city, whore he
Was again arrested. The charge OF robbery was
not clearly sustained, and the jury found him
guilty Of assault and battery, and he was re-
manhed for sentence
Wesley Powell pleaded guilty to forgery in
the fourth degree, ami VIM. Taggart to assault
AMI battery. Both were remanded. Adjourned
20 Erihhv.
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CITY NEWS.

DrscuARdED PROM TINS PoLroE.-Ssmuol
Fell, man, a policeman Of tho 4th Precinct, was
discharged from the forco yesterday, on q
charge Of attempting TO bribe detective officer
not To appear against the keeper Of a house Of
i'll fame, who had boon arrested.
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Serious AI,c,cn,,op IN To ton.

boston, Sept. 25.-This afternoon C,pt.
Trcadwcll Lieut.. A. ID. Craig and Sergeant
WEIGH, recruiting officers for tho New York 10Th
Regiment, had an alt, rcation at their recruit.
ing station, when Tradwell fred four shot
from a revolver, dangerously wounding Wolch
and frac'uring CraiR's arm. Treadwel wa
arrested and locked up. The two wounded mel
were conveyed to the Hospital. The parties al
hail from Now York.
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A "CoSTRABASD" PoUND DESTITUTE A
negro boy about 16 years OF age, named John
Willy. was Sound yesterday In tho street entire
ly destitute. lie stated that he was slave,
that his master lived in Texas, and that he had
been brought hero by the Fire Zorives. ffs
was sent to the Aims Horse.
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Boston, Mass Sept. 25.-The National
Fast Day" will be observed tomorrow, through
out New England, with unusual solemnity.
In Boston, business will 10 entirely suspended,
even to the closing Of the offices Of the ferry and
railroad corporations.
The daily newspapers suspend publication
from Thursday morhing until Friday noon.
Divine services will 10 held in all the
Churches,
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Ir ~ rNr,psroor Nm, ~. nn administration
will give General Fremont an opportunity to
meet Price and Mccullough before interfering
with him on account Of past matters.
TIKI STATE DEPARTMENT has made sl,ii-
factory eSNsnation to Lord LYONS In Hgard 70
It's failure to iiHorm him of the inaugurat,, VI OIL
the passport systeAt
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q PHILosoriErs have concluded from the invs-
riAble decline and fall Of nations, that there is
Law Of national decay as well as of growth !;
and 50 there is, and will he, 80 long as nations
are ungodly. The judgments Of Heaven upon
impiety, pride corruption, injustice and oppres-
sion, in nations, arc read on every page Of his
tory 50 fH-shall timely repentance under chas.
tisement make our perpetuated republic the
inst glorious exception
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RABANDs m DEMAND.


~. IOuis Sept. 20 BY orders from head
quarters. krigndier Con. Curtis assumes com
msnd at St. Louis and vicinity during the alb
scnce q Gen. Fremont.
All drinking saloons, and other places Of bu-
sinese, except drug stores, will be closed to.
morrow, and the day observed A. ono Of fasting
and prayer, by order Of General Curtis.
u. r. Court Proceedings In Trenton.
rREsENrMEST or USrArRioric SEwsrArERs
7re,ton, Sept. 25.--Ths Grand Jury came in.
TO the United States Court this afternoon and
made lengthy presentment that complaints
have been made before this grand inquest con
oerning certain newspapers publisboi in this
state, and copies VI the following papers issued
during the last few months have BEEN submit
ted and carefully examined namely; The
Newark Eccnin9 Journal, the Warren JOurnd
the Hunterton Dcp'ocr1t, the New Brunswick
Times, Plainiied Gd,sne tina, during the
most critical period, while the Capital or tina
nation has bccd bcsieJ ed by armed insur'
gents while eleven states in actual re-.
bellion have been striving by invasion and
uc1chery 10 plunge other states still re-
mainiDg loyal into open oppdsltlon TO the
National government, these new-papcrs have
becn, up to within n very recent period, persis-
tcntly denouncing and lbellng those to whom
this great duty Of national def, il necos-
sarily entrusted, in thwaring their Efforts Of
scli- preservation, and fomenting rebellion by
Encouraging ard opposing the only means by
which it can bo put down; while they cherish a
duo rel ard for necdOm u speech, they feel II
their duty 10 repudate and denounce the con-
duct Of thorc journals that while the press
may fp ely criticiSe public men and measured
in the peaceful contests Of party, vet, In war
for the life Of nation, the press, as well as in
diyiduals, should uphold the existing govern
mcnt or he treated as its enemies They con.
slider their duty fully discharged in reference TO
l..,
| them 10 the wholesome action Of public epiniOn.
They recommend ali loyal citizens, all public
| officers, all municipal corporations, vigorously
| TO withhold all patronage from such newspapers
~ do not hereafter give their unqualified sup.
| port to tho National Government.
| The jurors were discharged io- tho term.
| Doctor Krrmer and Nightingale were smp-
| ly held as witnesses, to give evidence about the
Legion Of Liberty" They and others were
| discharged today.
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REIrEF FoR rBE NEEDr-No sew AsrI-
Gle O. The sge viii relieves more needy clas-. than
PSLEs o. x. SOAP. Every ho1sskseper ia
would advance their own intsre-A and symp.,sise
with ne poor annd eas, should procure PYLKs D
X. SOAP. Sold ~ grocers everywhere.
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Col MiI.on,- ResImenl-,lo,c sclnurs.

Boston, Sept, 2j,-Colonel Wilson's reei
ment, the Second, will leave for the seat of wa
next Tuesday. They will remain in New Yorl
CITY over Tuesday night. Capt. Wentworth
company Of sharp shooters 90 with the regi
ment.
On Saturday last Deputy u. S. Marshal N
e.. Woodward, of Rockland, Me-, seized the
briggs Ciroassian, SiciliAn and Wingaw, and
schooner A. Colby, now lying at Bucksport,
ana said to be owned in whole or in part by the
The new lri sh regiment the 2sth, now rails
;, Murphy, late of the Montgomery Guards Of
Nsw York; lie has adopted as his ralIyIng
Ky faugh au BAllagh, Clear the Road p
my go into quarters at Camp Cameron as last
, Prince Napoleon and suit visited Lowell and
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Now York. Junr. 1851.

DR.. HEINR, "a West Houston st.
Dear Sir
when l called on you one year ago, IL was But
with little fsith-hsying then been under ~ q
our most eminent physic ans for eight months, and
found relief my friends began 10 despair having
tried al kinds OF medicine In vain. Hearing of your
great suoceV In curing S,roflla, applied is,t
resort. Now feeling myself entirely cured, feel 10
= duty owe ~ you and the public, to state Il ess
facts, the terrible Elfierings which endured, and
the dreadful appearance Of the ulcers my mock,
cannot describe. Those who have any doubts Of
your ability, shall he glad " at my residence
and, by seeing my scars, they will be convinced q
your great superiority Of treatment and unfAiunR
success.
Mrs. EI.SEY ]. KBLLO0,
acknowledgements 2l9 Third syenus.
Mrs. ELLEN DOBPIB, 90 Thru avenue
Mrs HENRY J. PORTER, % York st. Jersey CITY,
sea 2Tu&Th'iT5
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FIr,-Rniiroad Accident.

Cdndadaig.d, Sept. 25.-Tho Farmers and
Mechanics Mill, at Phelps, owned by John Q.
Howe, was destroyed by fire last night.
Jsmcs Taylor, Clerk in the County Clerk s
office, at that place, while seated upon the rail-
road track, near here, was struck by the express
train west today, and instantly killed.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

36th Regiment, ". Y. vOlunteers-Co IoueI
CHARLES II. lNNES. A few more recruits will
he received TO MI up vacancies in this regiment.
Recruits are Immediately dispatched 70 camp A
Washington. Recruiting Office, 1853 Broome "a,
Lieut., GEORGE w. TARR, Recruiting Officer.
Bel0 S'izS
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Ladies WHO AHK TROUBLED WITH PusrLrs
Botohes, Tan, sunturn, or aay Disaguruasn, q
he SKIN, should w the "BNm Of whl,e LIllIeS-
vhi-A Ia 70 ts rad ., "a South Second -. wlnlsra.-
burgh, Al DE low price q 70 cents PER bosas. nh
an o1ce.lsni preparation.
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TnE BARK EAGLE, Capt. Bal or. has arrived
from Curacao. She reports thattho United Stat 8
stearN frisatc Powhattan arrived August 3Oth,
took in coal and sailed on tho % inst, in chao
Of the pfiyateer Sumter
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RELEASED FROM FORT LAFArErTK.- Pierce
Butler, of Philadelphia, has been released from
Fort Lafayette, on giving his parole not to act
in hostility to the government, or to visit South
Carolina without passport from the Secretary
Of State.
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ARMY WAooSs-Por over two months past
about 30 army wagons have been stationed in
the Park. Why are they left to rot there in
stead of being sent 10 the seat Of WARP
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RELIGIOUS.

Union Meeting, TO be held In the now Hall
If the Mount Oliyet Baptist Church, cor. Broadway
and 4Tth n, this morning. at II o'clock. Rev. Prof.
Rev. s. REMINGTON, will deliver addresses. I'm
in Prayer and Conference meeting In the evening,
At I O'Clock. 1871
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CusToMs.-Thc receipts for duties on import.
oil goods are not as large as they were recently.
The amounts arc from seventy-fvo thousand
dollars to a hundred thousand dollars per day.
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~. Ann's Church, 18th street, noRr Oth
ay,nue-Ssiyces on the National Fast Day at IVY,
81, and ~; the sfIe' noon for deaf muteS. The
lev. FRANCIS vlNToN, d. d., will preach IN ~ shs
evening. A''
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SEIZuRE.-The ship Matilda was seized yes
terday by the Surveyor. She Is said to be part
ly owned In Bucksville, 8. c.
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The Camp Meeting At Maspeih, L. J., VII,
by request Of the residents of that neigh orhot 20
continued over Sunday, 29tn inst. Ga thai dsy 'u1
cd Veterans II the war of 1872 will be present ~
a sermon lie preached to them. Cans leave utsha
street ferry every ten minutes Re- reshmeu'sa K
the Eur pean plan
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From Fortress nIcnrse.

Forres' Monroe, Sept. 2i,h, ria baltimore,
S.p'. 26.-A new arrival frUm IIatteras Inlet,
t1sy, brings fhs news that an early effort
would ic uAdo TO dislodge the rebels from Ro-
anoke hand.
ARRIVED.
The sailing frigs,o Sabine arrived 10 lay
ffun Portsmouth, and will sail southwark To-
morrow.
CoSTRABANDs M DEMAND.
General Wool will probably send no con
traband slaves TO Washington, a. the entire
force hcrc is required for the Use q Quarter
master Tsllmadge.
AN KAsr LET orr.
Poss winans simply gave his parole u honor,
and did not take the oath Of slleg glance.
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Drafting of Troops.

Ch'cdgo Sept. % Drafting commenced il
iowa ON lhg "a inst not in this cit, as stated
In Mondays dispatch.
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A Union Meeting fox Holiness ut the New -s
Mission Church. 24th street, between 9th ana Itn
avenues. s. CURRY, PaTtog. From IL q, IN,
M Il D +. M sermon in the evening On the hs"'-
raction of Al a Dead lilo
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HoIloway's Ointm, Mt and Plli-.-Ts ours
any coughs and colds ruh the Ointment init Jour
threat and cheht. Tske the Pills nj Nane time i0a
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SryEEAL prominent citizens of Kentucky
nov ~ Washington. are urging the Govern.
. .aa, 70 send large force of loyal troops TO
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DIR. HENRY xxI.Ips
NERvIsR PowDRKa
GENERAL NOTICES.

VILLAS r Robinson, well known
writer tRichefeu) and for the last ten years pp-
puiar member Of the New Y TX TNr, Ia spoken u ~
a canddAts for Judge OF the Marine Court at the
next election. lis
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-26

JCD lack CLOTH FRocK COATS
fruu. TIE stOyk Of broken Wholesale hoasa,
Worth
Sin,
beiung
$40,
At EVANS, "a Futon s., bet. Gold Cliff .l..
i.OOOBLACK FRENCH DoYsKIN PANTS.
Prom the s'ock q = broken wholesale hOtse,
worth
Sailing
Por
o. 70,
Al EVANS, .at Fulton 81, bet, Gold GIs -.
LOU BLACK SATIN vKsrs
Worth
Selling
sBbo,
" EVANS 8; 8 rol'on St bet. Gold a CIR So.
=. 800 RICH SILK vrsrs
Prom the stock II a brukcn house,
wOHTH
81
sELLls sS roR
Al EVANS, snd Pulton st, lot. Gold q cir So.
DR. HENRY ZHIIps
NERv1SE PowDska
TO CURE TIKI LOVE OF sTRoro oRnx.
For sails ~ 81 Division strepa Mrs.. Rraeh,u I'D
Eighth av. Mn. Hayes, IT'S Fultou a, Brooktyn 4
Dr.. MERGERS 924 Broad It Newark.
PRICE ONB DOLLAR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-26

Americans, ErRlishmen, IrishmoB, Ger
mems, and men of any oil er nationality wanted'
at GO BROADWAY, to join the Third Regiment
Excelsior Brigade. Recruits sent Mt once ~ Wash
inRtOn. Be2b O'lO4