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The New York herald., 1862-10-08

LAwToN AGENT AND BROKER ron BUYING
n aud SELLING estate, hiring aud tinK auF.es snd
cpciing rcnt aud debs Of d.scrpcn sls boy ~
aud selling choice family horses having had gsat etcenee
In horses IRON youth up. refercnces
GOOD CHANCE TO PURCHASE YARM WITH
wood balance improved well waierud, no -e barn. sc
near PaIerson j. o. OF hiy chv,e ifni,s ard
arsery near West Bloonns AlsD 40 Farms TO- sss %
eS'"@As' i''' 90" a. sEaaEAHr. Is wan street
A LARGE AND ELEGANTLY FURNISHED REAL
Post olcc, ssu do, City Hall, sSo, ars Many
other diernt Kin - ut bl.innss.
u RICHARDSON 81 aad 81 Na',sa street
A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sAIs-oR NJ.
N change FOR tousc tis cits Vt BNokl ~. iaaf the
ferries, consisting of cottage house, barn attmert h'ss
within 10 minutes OF City Hall. Apply TO A. RArkiAE, Si
John street.
NENTRAL PARK LOTS FOR sAI.x. AT oSE.iiALF
~ their value cash only; oi nt finest snd most
elevated building sites ON Egnta avenue ronng the pa
containing about eight lots Inquire vi JAMEsM BOYD,
Cont troler's office, N. Y.
I,oR sALE-IMMEDfATEI.I,I IN WASHINGTON CITY,
II Eleventh street, betvfea aud II, No.t1 throe
story dwelling House, conthns nine and water
store w tae yard, h<9ok stable paved ay very
pheasant negitoood, central positivn. Address House.
No. A3i Elesspih arees
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(NOME TO H0Pg CHAPEL. AND SEE PRRFkCf
roprus .ptski0n GLORIOUS stale whose chio city Ne
jst Sl6D tho relief of the sck and wsaaded ssl
fitSA uAs ev6NiAs, n N clook
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nNE ACRE LOT or LAND AT wERUAwKEN. ON
~ stage mile aud hair from H,boken ado,n-
Ing on the villa residence park or Char l.. ,olt
ESQ.,, also half adjoining said vita residence
Apply to POPE First street Hoboken. be,w ween aud
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r ABoRATORY oF'INDUsTRIAL cHEMisrRY.-CoH
IL suiratons and advces Chemistry, applied to arts
ana agriculture mstaurgy. &c. mining sur
paus oil drawings Of appaatus Information
ascandes and soaps, OF
decpon coors OF zinc and lead varnishes lakes dycny
calico printing oils coal oils liquors, coios "
coal Ac., analysis Of milks, gruases OILS soaps,
manures aud commercial In geacral Address
Professor II. Dussance, Chemist, New Lebanon, N Y.
MARBLE MANTELS SOLD AT ASTON
Il ishingly low prices kLABERS Marble Yards, lU9
Eighteenth street. Third and % First ave-
nue. Third street, New York Mantels put up IN any
part OF the country.
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sALns OF REAL nsTAra.

HOUSES THAT AUsr BE sOLD-My NEW FOUR
story brown stone CD fooD House. between Firth and
sixth avenues for ~ 760 and my finely located aud
rented three story GO foo In Brooklyn, perfect
order and all improve $500 Address Homer. boz
I4l2 Post onoe. and owner viii call.
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H,MO FAnMs Rnn sAI.E-IN .MnNMnnrl cnuNrY

FT'WV FNH SNLE-IN fMUNMUUVIb
N j. No. contain, l6 acres. his : cultva
uon; house Oiee 'front.' hnh thlpus put. barn wagon
mouse anu al nee 0utbui!ingh, ~ hoiS by
poat from foot Of Murray street No. tona'ns 10 acres
handsomely stuat q, sSrn, inmates iro1 Mtd etown sta
toi where steamboats, 10 auI from NAV = o. 'wLs
das The owner can Ike consulted for farther crs
the Dey Street Hous to-day between ho,ss 10 aud
~ ocock
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GAVE YOUR MONEY.
y Buy at DONALDSON MEARIss'. corner Of siIi

4 RTIFICIAL TH.-BEArTIFUL AND suBsTaS.
~ tia sets GOLD, piaru ur: silver, rubber and
white metallic base SIS ~ SIS; warranted equal TO
any New York; Single Teeth. ST., teeth posh ely
without gold white patna ana bone hiing
5c 10 81 Once l5s sixth avenue between Tenth ana se
venth streets No removal DR.. LUTHER, pentist.
I C0n, ,CERTIFICATES.--uAvING HAD FoUR
l.LOU teeth extracted, without rain, by DR. j JAY
vILLERs loo Grant street, two Nocks ON Broadway
cheerfully insert this to thoc suffer-
ing from toothache JOHANNA CLANCY, So Franklin ST.
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rro ArOTnEcARIES FOR sALE
Nina c..s Retail drug Siofe e-As~ishcd "a fFarx un
Ter one pfIpsetor aotag ssnbsiaG iesa bHsne-
with se sprinkt Geriuan Ad fr,n4h. pafchasfs y
III of cat-sl ony aptag. tof Iarteassrs
splly 10 JOHN rAkkR. tib sxih asu.
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RIO CONTRACTORS FOR InoS WORK AID crlikhs :
L large tNanaly, .ith uAy D,an ,., n, ~, =
bod, lsrge Lstaes. an a. AAeos. mn y ".s s an
roo,s ~ raunns favorably 10 "a 10 en- ~ N
rapid taMspostAt Aton css@is st .Nshn 'es",Ly AepA
raisy. Uner arrsnSstntnts ma, Dc as ~ n. -
!. 10Y DIR 4 co. Tribune naliings. NV r0Tk.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A Lien ALWAYS AHEAD.
"A BEAT THIS If YOU CAN.
Gents fine cali Dress Boots stitched. ~ %
dents patent leather Boots, stitched. a6W
l}euls prime waterproof Eoots W w
Gents long legged grain Water boots prime -. ~ UO
Cents stout peaged Boots various kinds. IS w
Boys calf stitcued waterproof Boots
BOYS, caf stitched Dress Boots ............ 50 W
Yo,ths' raf stitched Dress Boots. .........,.. -a2W
No, n and Youhs' Ragged Boots from % w
Ia,.ii-s hesed CATERS Observation-Disclosures. W o.
LADIES' hce led morocco Boots ~ y w
In tact splendid assortment OF Ladies' Misses: and
Chdren's which will be offered ~ the very lowest
ma arket prices. WIN. +. ALLEN. Agent
go Third avenue. Twcnty.fourh street.
A NY COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDS FOR THIS CITY,
IA whose small and would like 10 resign In
favor ADVERTISER Will please address Cash statin A.
Spring ST., stating lowest price.
1,REsDEN, 1927. BRIGHTON slsss
~ DR.. Won FALLENSTEIN, .
90 East Seventeenth street. New York,
Cures Rheumatism Gout Skin Diseases Diseases peculiar
Women aud Dyspepsia.
Medicatcd Baths 81 each.
Red cheek Pills u = boz.
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sALEs OF REAL ESTATE.

JSARMs, COUNTRY SEATS RESIDENCES AM
every variety OF real estate for sale, exchange and
In, on favorable Also sales and oation
o ali tina different kinds of business, partnerships
&C. sOUTHwICK WOOD, ~ Nassau street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-23
Uele0raph(e 2}ely:e.
LFRoM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BATTLE DEFOnE CHARLESTON.
HEAVY LOSS ON BOTH SIDES.

FORTRESS MONROE, June %, $50 a, NJ
The Metamora arrived from City Point, last
night. too late to send a despatch through.
The Richmond papers Of Saturday contain
brief account Of bloody battle, fought on
Monday last, between FIVE federal regiments
and battery Of Parrot guns and parts Of four
Confederate regiments and batte.y The
battle lasted all day, with heavy loss on both
sides. "
The Charleston Mercury feared the battle
would be renewed the next day, and expressed
apprehension for the safety Of the city, in con-
sequence Of the great exhaustion Of the South
ern troops, and the loss Of many officers.
Generals Evans and Pembroke compliment
ed the troops for their bravery in standing un-
der the shells Of the gunboats and batteries.
The fight took place within four miles Of
Charleston, and from the *one of an editorial in
the Mercury, I should think that the Contede-
rates had been cut of frcm retreat from James
Island by Federal gunboats, and if this be so
Charleston must soon fall.
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FR ON THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
JACKSON REINFORCED.

WAs1NGToN, June Pa dispatch says that
il can be no longer denied that Jackson has
been heavily reinforced lately, and the Federal
columns must either decline or fall back across
the Potomac.
A Paris chemist has invented an inhammable
LIQUID. Some Of it was placed in bette at
Marseies a few days ago, and the bottle was
broken by a rife shot. Large heaps Of timber
we're consumed, and the earth was calcined to-
the depth of d foot This liquid, which resem-
bles the Greek fire, is sufficiently powerful
when iuclosea IN cannon ball, to set fire to an
enemy's feet,
Gen. Mcclellan has issued an order forbid
ding all fast driving Of public horses and mules,
except in cases Of necessity. Trains will not
move faster than walk, except under written
orders to the officer Or wagon master in charge.
Officers sending mounted messengers with des-
patch s, which are to be carried at a faster pace
than walk will indicate OH the envelope the
gait the messenger is to take, whether trot
or gallop.
The. case of Miller ys. Smith has just been
tried in Wales, Massachusetts,, the plaintiff
sueing for an assault committed on him last
August He was ridden on a rail, and subjected
to Other violence and indignity, tor Ihe utter
ance Of what were alleged to be disloyal sentl"
n,ents. 4 verdict Of S515 was Eeaderad tor
the p!alntlI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-23

Twelve wooden hospital buildings, l75 by
p feet, are in process Of erection on the Gov
ernncnt square in which the Armory is located,
next to 7th street. on the island, in Washing
ton.
The Federal troops have collected consid-
cradle number Of guns, pistols, &C., at Berry
vile, Clarke County, Va
The wheat fields in Jefferson, Berkeley,
Frederick, Clarke, Warren: Rockingham, &C.,
in this state, are said to have the finest growth
almost ever seen; but it is not known that they
can Or will be reaped
Ex-Gov. Boutwell,, Of Mass, and Charles 4.
Dana, late Of the New York Tribune, have
been appointed by Secretary Stanton on COM
mission to examine the Quartermaster's De-
partment in the West.
Gen Mitchell the Federal commander at
Huntsville Ala, in answer to request by his
prisoners, allow to them the privilege Of funeral
rites over their dead. The prisoners speak Of
Gen Ms conduct as courteous and humane
A party Of guerillas; recently in Randolph
County, Va, attacked a company proceeding
to the Court House to organize the militia,
killing one, wounding three and capturing
thirteen horses.
A bookseller Of Breslau recently purchased
manuscript collection Of proverbs in the hand
writing of Martin Luther. The volume con-
tains five hundred proverbs, and has never been
published.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has a2po: ated
Mr., Gallaher-a very clever poet-agent to
regulate the trade on the Mississippi.
The liquor dealers in New York are quite
jubilant over the quasbing Of about one hun
dred indictments for publicly exposing liquor
for sale on Sunday. The District Attorney
consented to tbs action, on the part e the
Court Of Sessions, outhe ground that the pub
lie exposure was not the ''pubic selling
within the mesning of the statute.
The report from the Philadelphia Ledger,
viz, that Secretary Stanton has asked for more
troops, is not confr ed by any thing IN that
ioumal, the real question, as stated there,
from the War Office, being telegram to the
Governors of various States, as to how many
troops can be furnished t. tie Government
immediate! y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-23

monts made al the depot 81 the Orange ana
Alexandria Railroad, in this place lately, and
others are in progress. The depot grounds
are now well lighted with gas, 4 new Office
has been built on the South side Of The main
track. and the engine building is being enlarg-
ed and improved; business at the depot is very
brisk, government trains constantly arriving
and dcpasting:-On Saturday night number
or sick and wounded Federal soldiers froln up
the country arrived here:-Divine service was
held yesterday at St. larys Church, Christ
Church, Grace Church, and at the Methodist
Episcopal, Methodist Protestant and First
Presbyterian Churches; the congregations were
large:-Co]. Gregory was serenaded last Sat
urday night, by the band of one Of the regl-
lnents here, and responded appropriately TO
the compliment: there are some cases Of scar
let fever among children in this place:-a
bright light, which looked to be q fire, in the
neighborhood Of the Washington Navy Yard;
vas observed last night about 10 0 clock:-the
veather is sultry; there was shower of rain
last mig ght:-ve hear that some Of the recent
runaway negroes in this town and neighbor-
hood have lately returned to their ownars:-
such tf the fieldS-and there are not many-in
this neighborhood, as have wheat growing on
them, are now nearly ready for the reapers: "a
large number Of Ambulances, with convaloscent
FEDERAL soldiers from Washington, passed
through the upper part Of the city, this morn
Ing, e1 ToUte for the Seminary hospltaI:-a
number Of dealers are preparing to leave this
city, with view Of re-openiDg III Annapolis,
near the proposed camp Of instruction: :-Grace-
ghurch was to-day taken possession Of By the
Federal authorities here for hospital purposes.
Mrs. Real, who shot her husband in New
York tor his infdclity, is reported as over
"AeIned with the sympathy of ladies Of high
position who understand her feelines. Edwin
James has volunteered his professional services
IN her behalf
Inc Prince Of Wales is enjoying bis eastern
UP hugely. The English papers contain high
4'"o descriptions Of the honors that are show
s.S1 upon him, and his reception in CONSTANT
1'0e BY the Sultan seems to have been of the
-yosC 1attering character, The Prince was to
~ AWE at Malta, on his return to En-: land, on
B ~ >s 0cn instant, and meeting Of the inhabi-
h. :4.s nao been called to make arrangements for
( os reception.
o.-r -: British sloop-of.war Racer has left Anc
\ ~ yYIIs' bound for Norfolk, Charleston, and
B eon ~0Qthern ports with dispatches for the
.olS at those places from the British Minis
/ l,rd " ashlngt0n. Capt. Lyons, a cousin Of
4 ~" Lyons, commands be-. /. :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-23

In Richmond, Va, near the last Of April OF
tvphus fever, in the 43d year Of his age, ALEAc
GNDER HUNTER TERRETT, a native or
Fairfax county, leaving wife and 1Te ch!loren
1hovsl and Numerous relatives and friends, to
Ianent his death. He was emphatically one Of
natures noble men,-an honest, upright and
Honorable man, and lived and died without fear
and without reproach. ~s.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-23

taken up by the subscriber,
" Saturday, June Dist, a BAY MARE, with
. rome halter around her neck. The owner by
proving property and paying charges ca Gan nave
her by Applying to JOHN -stHLlCH,
ie N-31" AA1Tea s'Tee'i No. oo'
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n Lots ,er s29o0 cost Sii, a 4 e os,sr, h,ar M'r,
A country resi- nea near he fiy. Apply "
DITChETr Wes.chcser land ollie sossh a. c0tn er %
Chatham ana Chambers streets, sc oIl 30os.
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES 4 site
a alvn 10 COOS and iron, ha no oplerSn 20 - ~
.sral CT city reference Can a. wi w.
2isa ~, utar h,h ag., IA Tie rear.
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HELP wANTED-FEsiALEs

OPERATORS. WITH or WITHOUT SEWING NJ
~ y pes, wanted, AZ 30 Il'or Il Of s. Nasrsy.
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NOR SAIE-THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS THE
II Phnrix sugar Refinery Brooklyn; IL IN complete
working order. For particulars inquire OF FRANCIS
SkIDDY, Ioi Wal street.
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RESPECTABLE YOUNG GIRL WISHES STU
IA ton as COX wa b : anu ionsr gr 70 40 cfamp.rNol
Ard ~ iilr ~ hosewc objection 70 80 IN ,he eon
ar al. good from hef asl ace Gan tar ~
Aa,s 1T IA West 18th sta hetR eco 9th ana IN -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-15

FIRST CLASS BAKERY FOR SALE-LOcArED ON
~ the est basiness avenue now does ne pa, ~ o"si
and VIII be sold at u low irce. This VIII pc
foun chance. Apply 70 w. II. MITCHELL, " &C.
da
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NOR SiLE-FoR CASH, OR EXCHANGE FOR tNEN-
Il city Cottage Staten island Aise
western lands exchange Tor PERSONAL pro-
perry uy house and In New York or Brooklyn.
W. T.. JAMES Attorney az Law,
las Nassau street, ~.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-15

YOUNG MAN WISHES EMPLOYMENT AZ
N private family. has IA els arrived irih
Europe stopp Castle Garden Direct 20 Sasue Cal
den, Tor Peter Delaney.
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S3 800 FOR cRnN M AT I',n FRUIT FARM Or
stock and furniture. Call ~ Aa sors l5S roldsny \. v.
JAMES FLAGLER
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NOR SALE-A VALUABLE LOT, rs BY 100 FEET,
with a three story frame Dwelling tin root thereon,
erected in substantial, manner; saed on me cast sias
Railroad treenpoint avenle Bhsss ne,
L. j. Cost property $?5o; price, $1,000 inquire OF r
g. PRO\Os GIecnpont avenue, near FRANKLIN street,
t.reau
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MIsCELL ANXIOUS.

Outer FOR TIE ARMY ASD NayY-IN SINGLE
Id pounds ana upwara wauAcd 10 keep In climate,
put n BY D. G. PEI n, 2as Mnalngon sreei New YORK
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, AUGUST Is


SHERIrF'S = LE-rHIs DAY, Ar II O'CLOCK A. III !,
- Leyird o. nm. ii. ID. CO., foot nsevopst
street lot o, Lamoer, sc. JAMES LYNCH, shefli-
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7
ID $1,000, elegant three story House, built by tayf
work and finished in the complete manner repiet
with mdern Improvements ana house about
- feet deep situated in the desirable and de
ghu location OF Brooklyn, D. vicinity Of Bedford ave
REMAINDER in country PR psr,y, New York State else
where with without building thereon. Stock Other
good a, ailablc security. oer wanted For permit TO
view the same apply EDW. SEYMOUR Attorney No. 10
Wall street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-15

FEsPEcTABLE GIRL WISHES A SITUATION 10
N do general noUss&urs IN a sinah private tau W
ould nave eetiOu ehllhe4A ora chl talh y =
81 sooa eCoe tan be seen tor Two Gays a. S1
knAlM On n 4nrkei Alll
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A LII KINDS REAL ESTATE, CifS AND COT AIR1
~ Vacant Lots, etcailass Pitilsy
OF money good security. a. Is percent
Il, d. RICHARDSON a CO., - and 81 Nassae street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-15

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE-RMBRAClN6
n 7oaeres OF highly cultivated ani. Ney ahhaN "
Gated with entire southern eNplsnrs and wei wslfa ihe
house. ana all The uutbuliin.s rev, Wh lNoefn
improvements The barn contains stats for welsy horse
stables twenty sattt, Ac sala tln u
situated !. Washington valley, III ie ana ltlls rom -o1n
Plans depot, mites ainAcd. ~ J. - ~ll
bc sold heap for ash, eyhaR"d r improved pl9@efS
III New York particulars apply at IS Walker
street. New YORK, On tAs premises
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A GREAT SACRIFICE MIST BE JADE ~ Fots
n story ond basement liouse IN Ea-i Fiftieth siree WIN
narhe hall aud heavy black walnut Is aud comrct.
nnish through. II will be sold $3.50; anl cos
$500 buiid, without the 10. Apply TO JOHN fii
IRETcTf, Alb Third avenue.
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Mfsceila 10 eOus.

The steamship City of Baltimore Captain Kennedy sailed
az Yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool
The steamship New York, Capt wencke, sailed yesterday
for southampton ana Bremen.
The steamship Champion, Captain Wilson, sailed Friday
for hspnwnll
The steamship Ta-nau. Captain Russell sailed Friday
for Kingston, -.
Pnor roar wASInNsIoN, whea on SANDY Hook, on the
20h ~ IN (ycry DARK NJ the timel into by the
Steamship Persia Liverpool, and had her pankshear
aud bulwarks stove. Two panks were cut through.
LsrSoH-The steamer Fab kec de American Flag viii bc
launched Williams shrysrd On Monday 2h lust ~
l0AM
BAp, Il A cn,sr, from New York for Carienas, was
vtecs,~ while entering thc latter hprhOr. She had
raj cargo which would * saved The g 3i2 tons
rsxisier built surrv Ne IN S2 ~ and owned
in this tiiy y, q AE fttcrs
R,re GntrrtN trtouOeusy tcspotied n Yesterdays
issic NeN oA.ane arrived ~ New Nofk tue ioth
last, as previously stated.
H.rS OtsAN toAt, Jfon New Notk, a. MaiaOs. th st.
Iosi som, 81 hsr titls 'urue iic lassigc.
Bg rrie yStitSr, vhth ". thtaa" VI The b.acb VI
The New York herald., 1862-11-23
INTERESTING FROM KANAWHA VALLEY
Our Chariesson Correspondence.

'iARifs1oN. va, Nov. 15, 1s62
ne R,ieiS Repor,d Approaching me rai,ey-Tae hstes
Want Mou Soi'--iooeson Sad 10 Re 1ocing to GAIN he
Rear u K,Ig's for> OF CmLeyiuHd--7he Baltimore ano
ohio Hoilrood 10 s, Desoyei- pot Cop,maRds,,--Baa
chac,trs ot Ucrk, DC.
From information derived from Union refugees from
the Upper Valley il is asccrtaned that The rebels are
again menacing the valley, and were IN force ycser
dsy at Meadow Bluns, about forty mUcs from Ganey.
Their force IS estimated al about fifteen Thousand ncp
under the command Of ihgader General Echos. The
rebel government at Richmond appear to cal the Tact
ths, the rysscsson o. ihe SAN Ncks ot s nIgcut
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

SATURDAY. Nov. 22--6 p. NJ.
There is a slight relaxation in the money market
to-day. the supply Of money at seven per cent be-
inc rather in excess OF the demand
Gold opened at 1909, fell TO 1905 and closed ct
1908. bid Exchange was inactive closing at
I44ls for bankers sterling and 3a71i 3.92,I for
francs
Stocks opened steadily. The transactions at the
first hoard SHOW change from the prices OF last
evening, with the exception OF Illinois Central,
which improved one per cent. At the close Of the
first board the market improved oil round. Erie
rose u, Erie preferred 4, Harlem preferred ~,
Illinois Central I, and the market generally was
strong At the second board there was furtaer
general advance, and an active inqsry for al the
speculative stocks. The market closed strong, the
The New York herald., 1862-11-23


John Tbuavson, SER, ant ~ nc smith precinct police
NfpQ2GG ts; h" Al siicl Ir Browne hgUrro Thursday
fasli ~ ce'npnny with the Coroner of The bed
ou he third dor ~ found stains oi blood on the
Nlor aHG The beiiMs in closet ia The back room,
an w foor VI found tiu Of Instruments ex.
lnsa na lury some 0i The Instruments were IN the
tae = 40 syrns ot them o. the sbe.
CArrAIk sEBRING's EVIDENCE.
-rrrUg Cegiaiu nf the Niuth wald rnli iCs fe
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Tue investgasn into the circumstances attending the
desth Of Miss Clemenina Anderson concluded yes
terisy afternoon at the Ninth precinct station house
before Coroner Rannsy. AS former hsroom
was crowded to It's utmost capacity with the friends OF
deceased and others equally interested the result Of the
inqusition Ths following is report OF the proceed
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CaARlksaoN, Va. Nov. II. 1872

4 scouting Expedition 70 GoWi,y Be,dge, dc.
union scouting party consisting Of three anles
Of The twelfth Ohio, companies of the Eleventh Ohio,
aud Captain Gimore's Ohio cavalry, proceeded from
Gaulcy Bridge 10 the vicinity OF Meadow Bluf. They
absent three days. and returned 10 camp day before
Yesterday They succeeded In capturing fourteen rebel
army wagons loaded with wheat and forty horses
aud twenty rebe soldiers They brought their prizes into
cgnnp