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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-12-03

I1- Gen ,Siil is marching upon the
Rebels in Tennessee They Will find
him Northern Mud Sill about this tiule
of year not much to their liking
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rA. Hon. JAS L. Hale will please &C.
cept our thanks for valuable public docu-
ments.
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asrAs the winter annroaches our readers

eGy-A the winter approaches our readers
will be making their arrangements for their
periodicals for the coming year. As usual we
are prepared 10 furnish all the leading magl-
zines TO subscribers of the JOURNAL ut reduced
rates, to be paid strictly in advance. Read
the following offers
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SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
At Jay Cooke s. Co, Bankers.
ia SoUTH THIRD STREET.

Ia SouTn THIRD STREET,
Phnadeahia, Nov l, 1857.
The undersigned having been appointed
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
A. SANDBERG & BROS
Tanners and GnrPiapS

EEAVE also established a
IA Boot and Shoe
Manufactory, oppo ite .. f GlaSsmre's Hotel,
IN the room formerly occupied by J B Smith.
They offer their Boots aud Shoes at
LOWER RATE THAN THE SANE QUALITY HAVE
EVER BEEN SOLD IN POTTER COUNTY.
And they will have nothing but the hes; work.
men and the best stock that the country will
produce. and money and labor can procure
THEY FEEL CONFIDENT THAT THEIR
WORK WILL GIVE SATISFACTION.
Hides, Calf Skins, Sheep Pelts
taken at the Highest Market Price.
GIVE US y TRAIL
Coudersport, Pa, March 10
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Corrected every Wednesday by p. y. STEB-
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and Provisions,
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-Coudersocrt, Wednesday Evening Dec. 8, 1852
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wHOIESALE&RETA114
REGULATOR,
at
Oswayo Village. Potter Co., Pa.

We are happy to inform all those in want
of Choice and Domestic Goods, that we now
have a stock of some
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A carefully selected stock Of
NEW GOODS
Just arriving from New York, such as
CLOTHING.
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS & SHOES.
HARDWARE,
CROCKERY,
HATS & CAPS,
NOTIONS.
SCHOOL BOOKS, &c.
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We would also inform you that we have 60
established in our
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The I3.h Regiment Of Sznssachusef;s

KygDysviLir, Sturdy. Sep. p ie5A
The following ia an official report OF the Casualties
in the 18th Massachusetts Regiment in the battle Of
the I'm:
ConPA~, A-KnleJ-Wrn. J. Barry Che. J. Neson. :
q ul. IS .snd.d-S-Ig 3. Hcrisfson. fdrarf a en-.
j. Ee,,.r IT, David Clenefy. Walter >. fog l~r ~ \
Ti,zrf-ld ri. j a Bitnafd j. T. shelton D. Sherher W.
Pollard I,m.s n. Lowell Chsrir. W Sh~il"r, fnsrnel
Hu,l Albert r. Shelton, A. Dsvis O. Is. Sawyer John A.
Hy- Wln. 4. Soas. -, ,
Coyp.sr B-Knel-Geo. Wsk.Eeld Wow ded-Corp.
D. ] Hirks he.d. H. NJ. Arrsirobs ausr u. ", L~o'son
leg. X pich lrds fsce = Nhitien leg H. Rooney,
ls h. Moves, Ter: r. D. DeJtop. leg s-fg u = "oIce'
..f foot G. rp r. ". Brigham. ankle.
(osPArY C-Woundrd-l II. s.mpon, arm Corp A. a
Shelf rf. Private ). Appleton, srm; 4 ~ Atins loot
L. Archibald thizh C. h Brigham, side. samuel 'utn'i
thigh, Vim r. kwel, scalp john Foley arm = n wood
CoxPASY r. Killed-Pdva's D. s. shurb@r sud 8 Law
renee Woundri- Lent Pope. sra: Seig H. j. Red
Private q H. oby !. 4. H. kendsl Ecu Liilehrid II
Gf..nwood Ia Bowman. James :. tsdieI. Darwin ~,
lett A. y. Sanders, Frank Ripley. r. A. Pearson o. r.
CoxgAsr K-Jame, Bacon lea John = besu foot Bssef
ann. T.. g Dsuiofth leg; Anton kT.hin'ke' es' y u
cosp,xr F-Kn'.d-F J. Oddy wounded-w d Bar
ran & = HAYNES =. Stone. ". y. Hove, ~ X heelof
g. A. How, f. W Proutz. !. II. Morse. u Osrhed
CosP.s, q, KuLkD--O. q. Berry. J. r. L"cisT -,
Wor.DHn-Corpls VI. A. Sanboin. }. Fi.ld aud J. w.
speuc.r; Priv.'e. d. G. sHen. r. Boyer s. J. BrT.n'
Callahan C. :. Drew. C. II. Dale u. Eastman r. A. fnss
N NJ. Fo., G. II. Lang H. III. Lstip, j. e. Perkins.
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The Ros:on IEnccs.

Bosros, Sept u. 1862.
The second days rnces took place Yesterday. The
si'kss' jack Homer. M,s Jessie, and Blsckiird
were entered. The race was won by 81 ,ckbrd
Tie first beat wss won by Jetslr by more;
Blackb,rd second. lime, l:49I. Second heat
Bckbd came in two enghrr aheaa h o. J ps.s
bird won easy Time, l:5ii um.,.,
la the two.miIe dash, Bette Ward, hiiisborougn,
Blazing Star and Canadian were entered. .,
IL was very exciting race; tn. first ai'emp,
was dead neat. Bette Ward, iiilsbofouth ano
,smn, R.,,is Ward won easily. Time 4:o3l.
VI" Tpp.sdny's races comprise tbree.mile heats, for
which WagrnIn, Verge aud Canadian are entered
and a one mile dash.
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The RnItimore md Ohio RniIrond.

FREDYRiCK, Sept. u, NV.
The great bridge Of the Baltimore nad ONO Ehl-
road over the Monocscy. esst Of Frederick which
was destroyed by the Rebels two weeks ago. 10
again restored. This completes the road from Pnii'
nd.lphia Baltimore, and Washington TO Frederick,
and to Sandy Hook. opposite HarperS Ferry.
To f. ilitate the movements Of oflicerr and frepds
~ ,oliiers. Surgeons, and olers having business
with the army, two pas'eneer treinf viii be run
daily from to day, leaving Frederick at a. m, aud
3: 80 o. H.; Baltimore at $40 a. m. aud 1880 p M
and Philadelphia at $3.50 and IL IS 4. m, and closely
CONNECTING each way.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FoErREss MoSEos, Friday. Sept. ~. les!
The steamboat Canoncus left here tits morning
with nag Of truce for Aikens Landing, MAJOR Lud'
low in charge, taking upa few ladies from Norfolk,
and intending 20 bring down all the Union prisoners
thst are able 10 come.
There is a rumor Of Rebel force Of lsOoO or
90 900 in tie vicinity Of Black Wster River, but
annie ordinations have BEEN made 10 refel their
invasion il tbst IL their intention.
At tho reception Of the intelligence of he death
of Gen. Mansfield, the flag on Fortress Monroe WAS
al hai-nlast.
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From San Francisco.

81. FaANcsco. Friday Sept. TO- 1866,
Arrived ship Star Of the Union. Boston.
There is still an active demand for money for to-
morrows steamer. Rates of interest are unchanged,
excepting on New-York, which are lO0ll per cent
discount, payable in currency; in ape lie, 81 al per
cent premium; legsltender notes, Solo per cent
discount.
Orders have been received directing that the mails
be sent overland again. that being the much quicker
way to transmit letters from San Francisco to New
York.
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The Knzsas Republican Hfnte Convention.
,LEAvKswoKTH Friday, Sept. H. 1862
The Republican State Convention yesterday nom
mated a fuh State ticket, headed by Hon. Thomp
Carney of thiscily for Governor. A. c. Wilder, OF
this city, received the nomination for Congress by
tho same Cow sDti0p.
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In,isoe.. .feus,sr, and purdc hc y'emi ia perfect
snps Asd N,tare, gr, Te5tcIer III composed Of pure
~ ,rt RAM tr celebrated Cai'aya Rak roots and herOs
Particularly adapted ~eal and doicae persons and can De
relied upcr for g. putty u cures py'Peps'a IL gentle
tonic ard jus. the thing iot char Of the seasons Sold
by ell Cro.cn, prrsnsis Hotels. and Saloons r. H.
DRAKE a. t,.. 80 el, n.osdway. New York
"Cherpa.e Care" o. The grrat Indian meoiene
... =. w.as urss noet.in4 eaissious iupo,-uey
. l f. s.A s,our bon TIE alder ..us'r conpisin's &C
orr..t.. -, lhuc bat,s : zeal by empress Fof ien
pl ,ts .i cctfs 20 10y pes.s' =. oy '''
tafr.., D- ~ Z. NfhW IN, 50. l'rs. NO
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The Indian Troubles i'm the r0rfh-West.

UMAHA. ostuTday, oePt IV fo's.
Tn, messengers dispatched by tho Acting Cover
nor Pa ddock TO the northern settlements Of this Ter
ritory, some two hundred miles from here report
that the panic created by the Indian massncres In
Mnnesots has entirely subSided and that the settlers
have returned 70 their homes. There are now no
hostile Indians within the limits of this Territory
There 10 not the remotest probability of any trouble
to settlers, any section, from Indian depredatoDs
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tAdveIti,em.nt
GUNJAii-WALLAH.

Tho Great Turkish EIhsunt and hervine. TonSs So.
harmless .ubsuts Tor Liquors. Smoking Opium, ~. ni1,,.
.ns-prodscinX gentle spiraaeie elevation %
Nervousness Wesknsss-s Depression OF pint. .,n
Pslp alton Of Heart Pat up H. elegant soo ,,on = l.
snd,y,ry boxes 70 cent? each boxes Ia 1urk'h eo"
Immense quanlies seios. Agonco. wanted evey IT, 70
Ia by Druggists sole importers In h"is"Sr
(chsmistsj, Nos SCI and t6J Broadway, NJ l.
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II 1869 ".
pRAxE's PLANTATION BirrERs.

DnANE'S PLANTATION blllLh'
nature. tr,at rcs'orcr. delightful beverage ana
,..., ..,. Composed o. pure s.. Cron Rum roo'' ana
.b. iig ofa'e. th, body ~i'hoat stimulating tue '''
7, d,,.oy. reiay Of the aou'oh er'i' IT, "pp,"'' ava
,,..,,. he system is cofsin eu'e Tor Dy'pep'i''
ti,t,,. B,,nlca Liver Complaint aud Nervous Head
.,b, r,d rrc,crt Mauailc dcase iom chans' oil de''
~ e c,n ts n..d at AL tire, Of day by I'D or young
audi. p,rti-nlAy recommended TO weak aud delicate PEI
400 sod by ell Gr0ccu Drugsi''s, Hotels and SALOONS
- a DRAKE Co. 10. 22 Broadway. Ntwfors
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PeDorfed bv telegraph.

O,wxso Sept 2n--PLouR iu moderate demsud' .is
a,i,t and norninaily lower; sales 900 bn.h NO
Spring at g4ic night and 600 bush Winter Eco !. u
ans A. is which was offered today 81 u without ouyo
COIN dull Is 900 bush Warm ., 41c othe' ga"
quiet Canal FRKIGHTs unchanged. on Flour PC 'sa,
Wheat i3c Coru lilo to New lork Lsie Inr0hIs-
bu.h Wheat 1870 bush. Corn. 500 bu.h barley r
ErPokrs-, 100 bbs Flour Al 90 bssh Wheat, 'o" pu
Com, 100 bush. OatA
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liz LAY BILL.
MARRIED..

CLPPFNTFR-CORNELL W,dnesdsy Sept H. BY
hi. Honor Mayor OpiyAe, Walton rNPeseEto EmJ T.
Cornell, al Of hi, Ct y
MULFERD - CARMA ALT - On Wednesday, sept J = a.
Chi. Church Ein.h.utan. ~ the Rev D. Beach r slA
Mufsrd q south Ofsng, j. aud Rachel FREE da
OF the late Caleb Carmat Of Lac Side, 5s.q0ehanni
Connty.PA
sulTu-IIlcKs-On Saturday Sept. 90 by tie Rev Lott
Jones, Mr Frdshct T.. Smith 70 Miss Mary 4. Hicks
both o. Ne~-Yort
Liverpool and Roches,er papers please copy
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From Ncw.McxicO.

KANSAS CRY, Friday. Sel III ;n.t
The Santa Fe mail, with dates to the '" 70,
arrived last evening The news is meageA W.. n'
Navsjoe Indians are making extensive raids IN / y.
Mexico. On the Both ut. they attacked rsDo
near San Miguel. They killed one man, wounded
two, aud took two captives They also took 90 900
head of sheep, and 500 head Of cattle belonging to
Galiave Gasezalez and Jose.
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Court
To tbs Associated Press.

wAsnlNgroS Sept ii, iasl.
THE PAKOLED PRISONERS.
Brigadier General Tyler before reporting 70 Major
General Wright, as recently directed, has been Or
dered to repair to .pos, to take charge Of the
psroled rri oners to be trans ported 70 the West.
PROMOTED.
Col Rufus Ipgalis, 9Lo 40 succe4sfully removed
the -Me.tes sores 81 the evacuation a iar-
risons Landing, has been APPOINTED Briesdier,
Genera.
COMMANDER PREBiE DISMISSED.
Navy DgP.HrxEsT, 10Th September. 1884,
GEsYHAL ORDER-Cammandsr George heniy
PEBBLE, senior officer in command Of the bockidin.
force OF Mobile having been guilty Of neglect OF
duty in permitting the armed steamer Owl eto TO run
th. blockade, thereby not only disregsrdng article
3 section 10. Of the Articles Of War which equiee
an officer To do hs utmost to oyertake and capture OF
destroy every vessel which his duty to enconnter
but omting the painest ordinary duty committed 10
al officer s, by order Of the President, dismissed
from the Naval service from tin date. The COM
Iasnder Of each vessel Of war, on the day after the
recep, Of this published general older, viii cause II
TO be read tho quarterback at general muster,
together with the accompanying reports, and enter
both upon he vessels log.
GIDEON wELLEs, Secretary Of tie Navy
FIAG SNIP HARTFORD fss.AooIt Bar, Sept r. lds2
SIR regret 10 be cOGi ieled again 10 make an-
other notifying acknowledgment a apparent neg
iect-yiz: tie running OF tie blockade u, Mobile By
q ten-gun gunb boat. supposed 10 be "Lsird's gun
boat" Cupt. Bullock. You will perceive, however,
from Cap. PreDle's report, herewith incloseo, that
there was no want Of vigilance. They Jaw her in
GOOD time, bnt failed 10 Huk capture her. Why
Capt Preble did fire irto her after she failed 10
stop OF answer bis haii, csnrot imagne. Tho CON
mander 81 The Rachel Seaman eays, and ] believe
they all admit, thai there never WAS finer oppor-
.unity foT stopping vessel uutil sue passed them.
Then, however, when il was too Late, they com.
Ioenced firing the Oneida first, tho WinonR neXt,
and the Rachel Seaman bat.
Very repeatedly your obedsn, servant
ID u. fARRAGUT. Rear Admiral.
Commands West Gulf blocsading 5qgsdron.
Hon 0ioxos WILLIS. Secretary Of the Navy.
ROBBERY OF OUR DEAD.
One Of the reporters Of the Associated Press. who
visited toe kebel hospitals the Of battlefield says
he there saw large quantities OF medicines which bac
tson captured from Our army in previous conflicts
&s llteL ds.isoaan. Tie oisia2l Owaei'hip. TIE
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VAIL Halter Va. ii3 Fotou--t Ncw-fors c'.' OF Mas
.. ~ eos " III Eooor Co. rrep,trt q exhibit IN.
plre Of al TIE NV RAIL- - LEO o.
l m OtE HAS Arniy Nayr I'D Civic Caps. togo her
win AIT ,t-es 81 G,ni Dies Hs'- tna, cannot TAI 10
tir... un un.t astilI.. H. addition 20 tho wy" nno
80, t.r , bt. llats hs uId iust- special atenton
10 iIs MODE oF litr'No, r..,
uhi er,hie, hrl 70 mako 10 siA or Ot.s' ~. re,
NJ Le.d 50 fel; Please leave your order aud
-r.f Inn.
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ARRIVAL oY THE REMAINS OF DECEASED OTTI'
crRs.-RxMAISs or GEs. MANsTIELD.--Cn Satur'
day evening the mortal remains of Brgadier General
Jose ph X. +. Mansfsld arrived in this city by the
Camden aud Amboy route Col. Almy took chnrge
of the body and forwarded it by the eight o'clock
train to Middletown, Connecticut Councilman Orfol'
aud Alderman Dayton met Lieut.. Mansfield son Of the
deceased, Capt. Dyer, audex-Lieut Gov. Douglass,
who accompanied the remains of the deceased, and
offered in behalf Of the Common Council, the use Of
tho Governors Room, where the body might lie in
state during the Sabbath. Arrangements however,
had been made to convey the remains directly to
Mddletown. This courtesy on the part of the city
was respectfully declined. The remains Of Capt.
Duffy, of the "6jth," who fell in the battle OF
Autietsm, reached this ely yesterday. Captain
Duffy was brave and gallant officer and bis con.
necton with that undaunted little band Of 1rishmeu
under Gen. Meagher has shed additional luster upon
deeds Of which this organization may be well proud.
The remains of Col. Hugh Mcneil, of the Bucktail
Regiment, arrived at the City Hall yesterday morn
ing. where they lay in state during the d'y. Col.
Mcneil was ut one time member of the bar Of this
city and, though entering the ranks as a private,
was successfully promoted to the position of colonel
Of one of the most celebrated regiments taking part
in the present conflict, for his high military courage
and attainmeDts.
The body of Lieut.. Col. p. j. Parisen, Of the
Fifty-sevenih Regiment N. y. ", who was killed at
the battle Of Aniieam, arrived h-ro yesterday NOM
ing by railroad from Baltimore. Lieutenant Colonel
Paisen WIS shot through the body and instantly
killed while in action. He was a native Of THIS city,
and brave and gallant officer. While bis body was
being removed from the field by several of his men,
shell exploded among them. seriously, il is feared
MORALLY, wounding two Of the party. The funeral
of this smented officer will take place. from No. 20
Pike street on Tuesday next
The body Of Capt. Manross, Company X. 10th
Reg. Conn. Vols, arrived in this city yesterd.y
morning with an escort, aud was forwarded by last
evening express train to PIanville. Capt. Manross
WAS Professor in Amherst College, Mass
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-Four Persons Drow ned.

ALbAff, ocrf IT, INE
Two soldiers Of the 6lst Regiment, with three
friends. while riding in coaca 20 Troy last night
by accident drove into The canal lock, West Troy:
-Four Of the party were drowned. The driver and
one outside escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22
The Norwegian Outward Bound.

NosrRsN Saturday, Sept. % 1862.
The steamship Norwegian sailed from Qgebec for
Liverpool ut ~ o'clock this morning She takes Oh
- cabin aud 81 Storage passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22

PoLicE Acknowledging the past week the
Police Commissioners made the following appoint
ments John NJ. Courlies, i2d Precinct; jos. II.
Andrews, 9Th; Elias II. Hawkhur,t, 10TH Charles
Bieriicd, 9Th, Andrew H. Gilmore Sth; George n.
shelton. 49thi VIM. Gregory, 49th; Benjamin X.
b one i3d, Abram johnson nth; Jacob Z. Swain,
ith; Andrew Gregory lioormanl, iath and accepted
the following resigu-tions: Andrew Gregory. i9ih;
james l.. Tower 23d; Sergeant Albert Stearnes,
47th. Dec.ased-Johu Leary, 81.
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Acknowledgement rr

al WANT TO M HEALTHY, WEALTHY, IIoN
op,rIg Al, HAPrr"-A Phronolosc.l EI,m,n.,an" AZ, 81,
Fowler a Wells No 30B broadway. VIII teves S'u sb..n
AM how 10 correct the Jour talen.a ana ~" !" Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22

~ .,"e lust completed ny l,rss and extensive
.,ooA OF FAl and Winter Clothing not susgss.sd
~ 70 ,ti.tv Taste end style in this city. The
Cbud-eri. and Furnishing Department not equeied
All oil which will be sold at very low pnc,s. i!eAse
c." Z. z. BALDWIN,
Nos 20 and q Bowery.
Tue largest store In tho city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22

SALr.-By the arrival Of the schooner RedJacket,
Capt. Psyson, from Ma,hewstown lInagua), Sept.
g. learn that salt very plentiful on the island
and large quaniity on hand 1t WA selling at .
and cents per bu-hel
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Dnslncss \ oilces.

Mrs. WNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CnLDars-R-.v-. the Child from Pain. Inyigofses the
stomach and Boss. Cure. Dy.euieiy and Diarhea, Cor
rec,s Aeidy Cure. Wind Colo. Give. Rect. Comfort snd
Health CAGyca re,l.iHg aud ia remedy in cases Of
Cholera IaJantum. Sold everywhere, % cents bottle
READER, you can have an enduring. Away
te,dy and reliable ColD Pks exactly adapted yoar
aid yl. Of writing ~hea viii do your Whiting vss;yeaeip
than Steel Pen, Ifyou it. csn 3oEros. No %
wsdsn-An- or neos- stamp for ctou,r.
TmE PALMER ARM AND LrG.-B. FRANK
Y Also Piilsd. ph,a soston OH houses Of PAIIE.
Co Avoid imp 'iiion b, e,.lios on tho Inventor
At .JrrrrRs's. No. 573 Broadway. Ladies'
fiA.;lc Doors. ~ 80. +l Is. ard 81 BAxoRAis. So
GcEf, hne -noEs and strr-ns. Youihs and chidre1'.
BAtNoH.Ls sn0g, ard GtilsRs, Ia great 'N.ry AZ low
prises. JsyTxA., NO. So bro,d~a'.
FxrRAogDiyARy NOTICE We are now
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-22

HorrL ARRIVALS Col. S. Bowman and s. NJ.
Sprobe, u. s. A.; II. Z. jarrett, N. Y; j. N.
Owens, Baltimore; Charles L. Soamans, Mass; g..
Ma lery. Cincinnati aud A. Benedict are among
the arrival, at the Metr' politan Hotel.
Capt. John DeWoli. Dorohe,ter; j. l.. De Wolf,
Boston, ind C.. +. Harris Providence, are stopping
At The Dreyoori House.
Geo d. RedGed u. s. "; Charles Bentzoni,
U.SA.; A. j. French and S. Archdeacon, Grea,
E.stern; J. H. Baker, Canada; II. :. Blood, s. A.
Brown. and Geo. II. Price, Ne8Oheans ge at the
tihh Avenue Hotel
M-or-Gen. Sedgwick, and Lieut. Howe, Aid de-
Camp, y. 9. A.; V. solozabal and X. solozabal,
Cuha are guests ~ the Everett llonse.
Commodore w. -. Porter, u. 5. NJ; Hon.
Chauncey vibbnrd, Albany; Fred. NJ. Symonds, u.
s. ~; Rufus King, st. Paul, Min; A. ID. Daier,
Wm. A. Thonfon aud j. Barley, New-Orleans,
and Ia. G. Parker, Boston, are among tho arrivals
ut the st. Nicholas Hotel
NJ. H. Bramhall, New-Jersey, and ID. T. Bowler,
u. s. A., are stopping at tie New-York Hotel.
Mr.. j. G.. Bennett, from Fort Washington, is y
pueet at the Albemarie Hotel.
Rear-Admiral l.. NJ. Godsborough. Washington;
Com VIM Smith and Psymasier Buchanan, l.. >.
n; Rev. WIN. A. Doouie. U. 5. Sanitary Com
rni,fiou; l.. l.. Is gelow OF Con. Franhlins Stah
CAN'T. j. T.. Jone,t. Lieut.. w. ii. Walcot,, and a.
+. Devefeux, L. 3. A.; Capt u. OBcrme, @th
n. Y, and Capt III. L. Smith, Marn'burg, are at
the Aston House.