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- sNI1LT- EV!S " = EN ~
W q, Ca SHES"
CATALET CoNPSAY IL nov forming 10
IL consist OF those Aicx-atri.us who ~i,h 10 ~
strike FOR the recovery o! ttsir "Es,.v- ishd TSSayi
Let every hierandriRn enlist or re--uli.t ~ ..ht-A
Tor thodt they have left oehiud ihea, AID W reneen .Ge
goc! oid town or Gle Ia the Effort!
Al di.posed 20 JOIN this company Will report a; the BrSG.
reSsIt Ssiooo, aud cther pIac. ct c: -.:ch loi!ce Will ~
g!ycE. Feb y2-L:
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~yALG.BLE REAL ESTATE AT
49, AUCTION, THIS DAY y II 0'CLoCk.-The
particular attention Of The public 70 respectfully called TO
th. sale Of The Columbian Hotel property, TOBACCO Ex-
change aod other valuable real estate, 10 come OF to'dsy
at II o'clock. Tue sale will commences on shockos Slip, II
front Of the Hotel. NoE ID the time 70 secure some OF
the cost valuable real estate ever offered FOR sale. For
particulars, zee Auction head.
March 4-lt GODDlS q AePERSOH, AucLb.
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LOST COUPONS.
OST In trarSnission b. mall 10 Charlottesville. Va.
~ the following Coupons Of the ors:se sna i,esaldris
Railroad Company:
Nos u! tn 'e6 iHc!asi7e $40 each. &24o 90
H's. 10 10 ~ 60 70
$Ht3 %
late-Ht payable Nay sad Noveuber, In New York
Au prT,ors arc cautioned from buying or trading for then,
- the san. Will not be paid.
Jan. 13-t r. E pu,rFIJ \ ~
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EXPLANATsoN OF THE Law FOB
RAISING TIRGtHIAS oCOTA.
II gSOLTED By the General Assembly, That the true In
"a ten, aud meaning OF the act passed on the 10th day
OF February, 1862, providing for raising ylrslnia's quota
o. the Confederate Army, make, It the duty Of the Cover
no. 10 Gil cp companies COW In service 70 q minimum Of
one hundred men. TO be supplied by voluntary enlistment
or DRAFT; tia: until lhe companies now In service have been
10 6llsd the organization Of new companies 70 In contra
rcn,iou OF the policy adopted By tie General Assembly In
the &C: Aforesaid.
Tns, the Governor, therefore. be and he d hereby re.
ouested no, TO accept any Rrwl companies until those
already In service have been G!!ed up ~ tho Ian directs,
uules. hereafter specially authorized 80 TO do.
copy from the Rolh-Teste:
VIM. P. GORDON, JR.,
C. II. D. and z. OF R.
p..,.s March 65 1859 March 4-cwSw
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NsSEkCE.
RICHMOND ARSEkAL, MARCH 5, Isl

RICHMOND ARSEkAL, MARCH s, 1862.
4 IL Arms, public or private, tarued n Under order Of
a Bryadier Gene-sl Hioder 10 the Confederate States
Ordnance Department, Will be delivered ~ tho Artillery
Wo-k,hops. on ,,h street, beyond the CANAL Bridge.
BR15CUE G.. BALDWIN
Msrch 4-d3t LIST Lieut.. Artillery.
VNNNTED-THE PLACE OF eCBBrITETE-Auy
w person willing to pay a liberal sum, can get 3 TO-
bust, healthy and Intelligent Substitute, BY addressing
8. L., dispatch office, This day only. No agents need
a,,nly. March 4-1ts
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Confederate States OF Amsrica, J
oLARTEKM ASTE2i5 OFFICE,

Confederate States OF America,
QLARTEHMA SrEa'5 OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va, March q, 1862
NOTICE.
c,EALED proposals will be received CT this once until IL
y o'clock =. 81, MARCH gJTH, lsSo, Tor uEnu.actaSe
sud delivery ~ Richmond Of
5,o1O Bell Trn.e;
800 Wall Tents;
go Hospital Tents.
To DO made RON cloth, 20 be fa-slshed By the Government
a. II can be procured. the contractor 10 turkish poles, pins,
60, and 10 give .sus:4e,ory security for faithful perform
xpce OF els contrSct.
Specimen tents AID specifications. 10 which the work
uust conform, win be furnished At this Office.
By order. Col. A. O. MYERS,
Srar.eruas.er general @. I. A.
(s,x.ed) J. P. McCLELLAND,
Hsrch I'D Major and A. O n.
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OFFICERS AND Civil ASSISTANTS EMPLOYED IN
TIE ENGINEER SERVICE CT TIE STATE or Viz.
G:SIA-OoL. ANDREW TALcoTr, STATE EsaI.
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Rendezvous, E.oSd street, between 9th
49,.
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By THE PRESIDENT.

Iarch 3-Iw.
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| think II Is the duty OF the Convention to de-
clare them entitled 70 Ill the rights and privi-
liges Of citizens a; once, so to dispense with
the necessity Of their remaining here two
years bofore being entitled 20 vote.
cG.r the following ordinance, and move
that tho rule requiring al ordinances to be
printed beGnrs being acted upon be suspended
With T. view to Consider adopt this ordinance
ct cuco:
AN ORDINANCE, c3ncsrning returned Rati0ss
Be it ordained, That natives CT Virginia,
who we're residents Of any other States or coun.
ties, prior to the 4,h day Of March last, and
who since that tipc havo returned hither, with
the intention Of permanently resuming their
citizenship, or VINO SIRE now here with such
intention, shall have and enjoy ell the rights
and PRIVILEGE OF citizens Of Virginia, as fully
80 if they hsl never resided elsewhere.
This ordinance shsll take effect from its
passage"
Mr.. HaTNoND.-I desire to make an inquiry
OF the gentleman from Rockbridge, (Mr. Dor
MSS). | Eish to know il there could not be
s provision embodied in this, by which an ez-
liz from his county would be authorized 70
vote.
The PREsrpssT.-A provision Of that char
scter was embodied il the schedule last even
ing.
Mr.. WooDs.--l an opposed to tbs adoption
of this ordinance. Oar present Constitution
prescrihes the requisites Of citizenship. The
| Constitution that we have adopted also pre-.
| scribes ths same, and to adopt this ordinance
is to open the door to admit to the rights OF
citizenship any man snd every man who vas
fornerely q native Of Virginia, and who may,
from any motive whatever, have come to VIZ
GINA since toe 4th Of March last. That is en-
Invitation, sir, 10 that class of men who have
abandoned Virginia in the hour of struggle,
and gone of 10 other regions.
Mr. DogNAN.-The gentleman does not un-
derstand the ordinance evidently. 1t nPp!iss
only to persons nov in this State.
NJ. WcoDs.-My objection e,ill obtains, boz
cause it leaves the party to his own mere as
sertion that he is q native citizen of Virgins,
aud entitled to all the rights and privileges OF
a regular citizen.
cit does seem to me, that We ought to adhere
t. the Constitution as it is, and as we propose
TO make it; and we ought not by this ordi-
nance create a third and intermediate class BE-
tween tho citizens provided for.
In this Tie~ of the ordinance, / shall be
compelled 10 vote against it, and hope it will
not be adopted
Mr.. DoRNAN.-I cali the previous CUES
ton.
The call was sustained, and the main CUES.
| ton ordered to be put
Mr.. HATxoSD.-I csll the yeas and nays.
The call vas not sustained, and the question
being put on s%uspendiug the rule, it was de-
| cided in the affirmative.
The question was then taken on the adop.
ton of the ordinance, BY ayes and noes, snd
resulted-syes So, noes %.
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Mr.. sIoasIs.-I offer that, being aware tina,
eur ord!nsnces will not be printed for some
time, while it is proper that the Houss Of Dele
gates should DO in possession of this ordinance,
so that it way proceed 70 &C! Immediately in
relation II any judges Eno may be suspected
OF disloyalty.
Tho resolution Was adopted.
Mr.. MARrIN.-The repor. 0! the Committee
of Elections in relations in relation &c Sher-
rard Ciemeas, Caleb Bogsess, and Benjamin
Wilson. ca; 40: bosn acted upon rs yet.
understand, i that report is not acted upon:
that these EtmbeTs will! bs entitled TO Draw
their pay and mileage. an satisfied that sc
far rs Clemens is cuncGrnea, ho is not entitled
&c anything az Inc bands Of ;his Convention.
I EN- satisfied he Is unsourd. Go not know
upoa what grounds :hs r;Iamit!eo based thor
report. but ! :hink it is proper the srhjsc'
should bs taken up end Considered.
! haze that j; he taken "p.
The motion vas sgrced 10.
The rspor. has already been pl5!isEoa. II
| recommends tho expulsion Of sheEEard
clemens, the delegate from Wheeling; Caleb
Boggess the delegate from Lewis; ano Benjs-
min Wilson, the delegate iron Harrison, Tor
disloyaity 20 the Slate.
Nv. EYRHE. Il am satisfied that suti cicnt
evidence can he produced 70 satisfy The Con-
~ycpi:on That Caleb Bgggess is Lot Listoyat-
| Before, however, I shall make any further TO
mark upon this subject, | desire 10 hear the
evidence upon which the committee have acted
Mr.. MART!y.-The chairman OF the com
| mit.ee is not in hia seat this morning, aud |
an not aware WHO era the other members Of
that committee. | presume some member o.
it who is present can gre the desired inforus'
ton. Perhsps my friend over the WcY, MT,
GooeIS, might be able to give some intcI ms
ton upon the subject
Mr.. GoGdN.-I have no Information ~ItS
regard toit
Mr.. C.PEnFoS.-Tnasnucb "a we cannot gel
tho necessary Information to enable tue Con
ventioa to act, I uo7c &c iay The report on the
table.
The motion Tss agreed 10.
Nj. DoRSAN-Haring bsd occasion 20 alb
sent myself for a short time yesterday evening
I ask leave to have my vote recorded. IN favor
OF the adoption o, tie Constitution.
Leave was granted.
MI ErsDgrD.-l would call attention to the
fact that there gre nominations made BY the
the t1o7erncT, which i is important should be
acted ipou g. once. The commissions OF the
officers whose names have been sent ia !oi
confirmation, will expire by Limitation if not
scted, p before we adjourn ; and this would
not only cause great Inconvenience to the In
diyidusls themselves but may involve serious
injury to the public interests
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gss ry her beam ends for half an hc1r ssd Bod rn
uees load Of cattle. sheep. water casks, hay, a.
Seas HowARp q. DopGE McFaaden, from pessos - Per-
an fsti Mas fallen IN with on the 1SAh nsk unAbne
conon BY the brig ksnneth from Turns inaed rse 9ss
meth rescued the crew and brought them ~ Dastse
during the gale sunday and Monday i.z be bsAs
ishthotss and the cxerone Of ce4esis
ana rev. hi9ed aAd the consisting mostly - e~ns
wodd be considerably damaged water ranniss ~ sse
out Of the hun freely when they left.
scnR PESssrIvAsA, brought In fun Of ~ pos ssss
Isaac Webb, No 3, has been bcached at Quarantine.
SLooP JonS HENRY, Alien, from Albany Pruvid~n~~
aground on the Hats about mi below CAt~k
zith inst Her deck load OF timber had been or and
shs would probably be got of the
Plymouth four mites Of Point Judith norsing
h. into by schr California, Ip~
Wasiington broke main boom and ruined
an ~ c4ri "A away strbosrd main shroad. stove baI
other damage Was owed into New port ~ schr
California. The latter received but trining damage.
lAIiYAy, 3l-Schr Nancy. Perry. New for
this with general cargo, entering the harbor
cargo. (By tel to Elwood Walter. Esq.
Board OF underwri,ers.)
The Union says that the Bay State.
aud Cataract will be sold TO the New York aud Fab
River amboa Company for $lA5UC0 and down
~ this fall II there water enough the RApas
Tae Union thinks that propeles will be built for The LAKE,
which will be less expense than the old boats
Marine Disasters Reported I'm Ocsober. |.
" 1861.
From record kept by l. H. Upton, Secretary Of the
Shpmaste Association, have complied The fellow
ing list OF disasters for October, ls63,-
Those marked A. abandoned; B. blown up; G, col
lisions r. hre L. eaky NJ missing; r. put In ports In aa
tress; s, banded, :, sunk; I, capsized..
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VknrA>p--At Harlem, on ypsrsdaH ostcbrr 50, Of
srup NINA Youngest daughter OF Ocrdsbas Asa Ma E.
VI . and, aged years. months ane y asys
lhe ents AMI acqaantAnces oeth9 Family are RESPECT
fully invited attend fneral from the residence Of
her parents ll2th street neas third Sunday
AT ~ o ciatk. The rsmains viii be taken TO English
Ne gh0r hood for intcrsncnt.
wE'srta.-In Rrs'k.yn, Thursday, October 80,
DASiEs., hiait -; joel and Emie Webster, aged
year. month and 81 days.
The funeral viii place this saturday. afternoon
n two octk from the residence of his parents corner
OF Iroatway and Wytho avenue, Brooklyn
Me- Haven paiers please cnpy
WnEr,ocx.--tM Sunday, October 26 al Fairfax Semi
nary, Virginia, a wounds received August 80, az the
s.c,af tstir n I'ull ran. EDWARD WHFELK of Company
a, Nmh rcsment v Y. $. NJ. of Amelia and the late
!. re Whelck in The 34th year of his age.
Ir vid nee. T. L. pare please Cory.
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Letter from Col. Mcleod Murphy.

nhiEh, N. y, Oct. 20, 1862
'--m-rns 'uk you for your invitation TO SNEAK 20
Oh. citizen. Of "sssr district r.. b.. ,A",
would be unbecomng in Ia 40 u aii.ical canvass.
:" n'.o upon uo'y' ana moi 70 conductap>- stany
since may be summoned TO return to nv no..
moment do not wish TO be misunderstood horsr..
ss 10 me position have taken IT, In the judgment ~
as have tried ~ serve them In the feld }Iis
Yog all know tha, al Of nv """c"Se-.- Dell oe a.
tons =. have been -----... 80. -,.s.s
acns, w.,a cast - with deep sense Of my oblsa
we're --,ue al CONSIDERATIONS Of party. felt as
SGsns ss e o my s eosDy Ss' sns
1 a.nss sses ss sa
..,. ,c,ell,on. ss Inc sa~s :.
Ss-r,sss Al my feet but reecs wma scon
The suuaion that ei,hsr my Or ,hs regiment
SaItercd In battle. Let tne so'" s''"'
answer where We have peen' ,.hen "a i.mnr
Now a. 70 my position wasnnesOh mnsu ,.a .e cp %
o. & me ~ he ruardianshp Of the lrsrican peops sp
nssa & asnehser who bore ine swsss name Of Liberty
whom va given S psrsSpo son.,esn, sSoSa Be- her
sha;ns psce and that should be The gSafcsn ael
the homeless and the cIIrssd ss SIsn no no. en-
from this heritage into hopeless eAne' TO re
Would 70" remain silent and sse Urn from her fair
Sssdpf which 70 remind ~ ?. the divine epcampment
whose lines marked BY The Stars and whose stripes
symboze the purity q good insntious and Of the blood
l that was shed W redeem mankindf Again answer,
l never You coSsd not.
when Virginia asked %, in nock~y Of our featy, TO
return her the thai contained the ashes Of Mon
roe like loving ysunssr sister, New York gave back
l the and wspt. But ALAS she did not see
through her binding tcsYs, the Ate Of that doctrine
| Of which Monroe had been the faithful teacher.
Divide this continent upon the geographical line that
Mr.. Van Bureaus ideas nsinusic, and you will Rnd that
leaves the North tsrri.0y mol disslmsr shape
an hour glass Dies not bs ssxsest thst the days q
institutions, nov 40 lpcslsuable IN benefits the
| sands cs the ocean would sosn be numbered
Would 20 God that HE blessed Bon might again say Il
the turbulent lsshipg the tberes o
country Pescs, bs st Thh inArrs cntion Christian
man would reset 10 N, Indeed She only ntioI
| INV heart aud .nscieuce would scrept. unhappiy 10
us in the p.enitvdco " gfs ff.w Above have lorro,
| ,ry Inc source from wAtsb usy have faIen IL ~ eu
aatv 10 return the osh allegiance" Va Heaven, AM
be no longer Foreigners to God let arm
the rovernment, bsbt ca. abd await the boar when
!, | mercy Ne shat see ~ 70 "Ihi4rsene.n
wssh,ncson ,slsad arosnd om year rai,so' fathers
| soesnp oe.pch lie 30 sihis't vi ID n nsde Ds u
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Married.


DyoCE -nrtLocY.--At Bristol r. H. on "Wednesday, DC
tober o. By Right Rev Bishop Clark assisted by Rev.
wu, stowe WILLIAM D. Daock, oil New York, to- SYLVIA
RrssyiI, daughter OF Hon r. Bullock, OF Bristol.
E,srKR-STEvyxsoS.-- Thursday evening 0csbor 30
by the Rev Dr. W. ". Egenbrod, at the residence of
j. H. McCobb, Of Brooklyn, Captain SAMUEL !. fosiKR,
New YORK Volunteers, u Assik y. STEVENSON, all OF
Brooklyn. No cards.
CuF,RApg-RosEsswic.-On Monday, October 20, by
the REV 81 L. Weed OF Brooklyn, Gr Joas GRgESsARk 10
| Miss sARAB JosmHiSE RtssSswiG.
Baltimore papers please COPY
-SrgnB,rr-At 81 Thomas church, on Thursday
October 80 by the Rev Dr. Morgan, rector, captain Ho-
pATo e. kve United states Army OF Washington ~ G.,
10 EmsA C daughter OF Russcll Sieobns Lsi. Of this
city. ..- A., -,
| on "Wednesday, October 70, by The Rev. Dr. Ralial
/ assisted by Rey. NJ X. I've Iasux Mr. SJlosos ii.
Iovyxesra OF Baltimore, TO Eosg, eldest daughter II
! N. s. .Cobcn, Esq, 81 THIS cty.
\ philadelphia, baltimore tmcipnsu sh1 - LOUIS ""
| pers please copy - Ill, ,,.-.
40 NV rev wn,. Adams, ~ -. Mr.. iDwaRD 10. PrRDY u
| Miss M,ay E JAcgsog, all Of this city.
| E,asns--Cpm-tDn Thursday, October %, by the Rev
| 4 y Newman Joiis r. RocEa, ~ New York; Wax,
T,s dangh,er OF q hamer Cob, Jr Of Leeds, Ifeeat
sw,y, rt,x TIreB--At Senesco, on Wednesday,, Ucto
| her ye py Rev waiter Ayrauit, assisted b. Rev.
| pu pos io~rp swef w. D. ~ New Yosk, 70 AID
Csxsoa asssb,ts oi D. u. Tih H~sh Esq, " senssso.
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Miscsllan nsoos.

Tue celebrated yacht America arrived frem fofs h'ss ~
yesterday morning. In charge Of ccmmsades b,s-s' Vss
nd proceeded 10 the Navy Yard.
surpLr Nov containing aaiiiiens ana eofesss
o. ,h. .,ercan Ioys hiss been from wes-ss ray
,or horne Kips s. wsn street. fhe NV vessels ana
In h,s n.,ubr consist Of 10 shVs. ssrKs "a
btigs, 20 sfhrs and ! steamer
nm SrrAaSutp DtsrATcn, rrrstted Wsrr-sA n~h~A
III, 4. srh.r - 10 r. ,ar The cargo Il not dsnaxet
sprA,,y.sAxsss Bsrslow. froa H.llinais ior LONDON
49,, y. q, sno. captured aud ~ ON hte nighi ~
ash ,nsi Nv the isb,ls. white yng st.ss. - ,n
~. ,,o,,. n the Ra upock. Tue Nss nntt - Nsw
WV ~ ,ssl Wa tils REGISTER. fst.d Al. snd
=. 49,, IN New Yora ~ N ssis Nerinith h"nA
". ANA Gard wkiah svrvet W aat Irsm rss
~. tas, u pr@s g. S~ts N dnina
Ssst, s.,s vita barvoetsr ~ ~, sssrh.p W sea ~
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spoken. sc.
Brig Bird Of the Wave Murray. Boston for Port
Eorcign Perss.
Aux CAYEs l2-ln port chr Abby Bradford for NYork
BAHIA, Sept ls-In port bark Western Sea- Harding ro~
Am ss yssss, n M port s.,,.. ., xvo,.
a.
brig 10 a,n : ss
L,crArRA Oct s-In port bark Thomas Dalton from Pitt
S. Ss Am H vessel ,s::. 4 port
M.rAssss. ocs a-Arr achr Campbell Fieket. Portland,
81 s hnf sass ornse
orsssc oc. 2s-cd steamer Blue Bonnet, Arnold, New
TURKS ISLANDS oss 1n port PoTs.. sss D'"ne' %
I g. % s fs. ss%i &
oS sa sas sass
s9''Sa
J%srs,%s; schTs Henry May neover
Sas
iS INV
ya snS do sSm Tars an
CID s.ri E%prs.: Thsrss joSnson Rio jsasir
Besrse Boston, Br schr Lone Star. Henderson, Halifax
IS sa s.s: .ss rss' A:. are
g, ola NYors
scSI samuel Fish, .pasis baltimore. '-,s''' 1.
kSs 1Ss sh: or oop
wSTsR SsS Do sla ssSr Harriet RYAN. s;sples Ny.a.
r$lsS,,ssis "a a: SSe:5 Tr
psol f1ss n'ss kFrs satr.
ssD F
YaLL RIVER, oc. so-Ar schr 0orneia. Masksy, Enes-
n2cHfAs, Oct so-Arr schr Amelia, Gould, NYors. sd
ga, Snss Xhns ssssas d Thomas; CsmSci. JoSnscn.
IysTic tconn,. Oct so-Asr sleop Emily, Freeman New
.NEM.ERN. oa ss-rn port sehr v LINDSEY, rarpn..
ssss. ;;s Ella Ss .ss ssssss ;::n. sss
s'f fsassAs s sa d!
.. of s. z:s ;s s:s
port
WV ISSSoS, os . Ar .sSr Empire, Cole, rrov..-
s''G Ga aAsss WIFE, WI
s.: I'D; :es 1s;iT;s ssss.
ss sssss: iSS:ss sY: n; iS, Ds, sRS ssR
Rsss ss;!s is .siSs%iss 81
T,,,s sas ssaa sasst; Ss:
s.a; s..s s%ss sssit s's;ss ass.es S'ys,b
s.,s$:s s.!s:. ~ ii. Ss!ssi sss SS5$::
os bar. e. Dsssas Dss n. s
Chas Ul, for Liverpool went 70 sea.
PORTLAND Oct 2a-Arr bark Acacia, Pnkham. Boston,
~ aeo pat In dsress; schr Union Dyer, Rocklan
sr XYs,f cd sshr Nsrri. johnson. and steamer On
roRrsxoufn, Oct is-sid schr Charm. Crowen. Phis-
EovIpExcE Oct ssAr ..S :Sse9TS:s,p 9Sapo oprsy xenRsy.
Or. fhlisdsips,s; fsisaam, brown; Mary Miller, DsDh
" jane Mott Rondout; slcog Pointer Niche,s, NYork.
Cilfion tBrl Beyies Nyofk Sid brig Nnrthcru,
4 a., asnion. Eycrf .hrsIouisa Gray Hcysn =.
ghi lFsnsxA @erson, Phiade lpha; Urbsra, EIiroI,,
sdipa INV. nv. s. nsrins Wright Yyort Hoops Nei
~. Dlbeis, consAkie' WI" s,,,.o,. o,,,..r ana.
crsi NM ot 2e.Atr aehrr ~. ,Nby Weld, " ehies.
ssd eyd R.rsva 1 Ss RSrss 1s,ss d,Ias; ns
snsorS .Nyorka sshr 49, LEADER sfsosa Es.s.
\, ssT,. sy.,t re H.sIs and fsiss from Rocll
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hshls Of the workshop. turned up fertile burrows N
our happy land whore tbs s<s1s Of paisotsm always
take ard altbough tke bsnsbs artka1 Who ncscs
msy have crock ~ rod With wh,ch y rcpisn.sh tbs
treasury he ready beat ths ptscGhsbsre into
sword and she pruning h56k into rfesr s Tho Sreess
o. ths hand whether Il b. thas u m birth q hw
adoption.
ooDjure yca 20 rsmemesr George wsshaescn Cor me
goroue puspose cs ssng fsh ~ Thai high koDcs thai
ianexsbe Asegry hAf Old fAshosed god ssh c ~h'sh
he was ne grand example
With many thsnks for your coradsnee ard Ne Ases-
rance my fidelity a. the unsn, have the bncf 70 b.
ycuT aledlsnt servant. Atlhh MuMifs
solonsl fnie~nih ~. imspt ~ kfsspeesa
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rrIsCELLANEOUs.

x,.s sroypai oAs sTovBs GAS sTotIslits
U warm yoar rooms With ,he new pa,en.. u's ~ iy,f
no coal &, csfy II Esononieall chs -, tor-
s,.-sstf Prres a. 20. s. si0. and Sli New - "as
500 N oske fs broadway, one door below sanM W.
rI,o CoNsvAPryEs. ,. ,.a,,h n /. fe~
week by vefy simple remedy. sner HAVING
severe Lang aud shnt u.nu n,srne es
van u snxioas 20 nns. known % v ~ ~ viii .nJ =
s, n M pres tspon usei (free ~ 49, wn vi
taur The eare, wnicn MY W" W.
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risAeE CALL At
INVOICE ROOM,
BASEMENT on THIS BUILDING,


The resul, Of visit 10 the aipyoce ROOM, "a. de-
.'' % ~ from '- iaeaihs pay. for the pur-sss u
aSa,son y his sum, ,hey sad to pay ,on In
which taxes AT in AL, made quite ,,o,s - roaS anon
tier months pay !hoIe was nae tall swearing, and
any quantity Of iong Isce 30, the gentleman n the in.
voice room" WAs 'heko ~o1e aud the money paid.
The New York herald., 1862-11-01

The Dubuque Herald says:-Ws have ve6.osd a ma
jory against us Of ID 14 10 ss thap 2OO elected our
local ticket in counties where last gear we wcge Nv ept by
Ne Fourth district
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Port OF Ne,y York, October 81, 1861.

Port OF New York, October 81, 1862.
CLEARED
Steamship Kangaroo (Br) jeffrey, Queenstown and LII
verp0oi-J u Dale
Steamship lara tBrl, Jay. Liyerpool-J Frerchs Co
steamsnp Bava Han, Meier, Southampton and Ham,
g.-
9teamshin Aras0 Gadsd<n, Baltimore.
Ship W FSorer Rawlings, Llverpoe-TrSsk 4 Dearborn
Ship Manhattan, Dixon Liverpo0--C II Marshall Go.
snip Gorilla (Br) George, Liverpool. III
Ship Enterpe Arey, Fortress Monroe-Lawrence Giles
Co.
Bark scaramansa tNor) Christensen, L,verpooiArke
Hurst Co.
Bark Bergmann tBr), Grant, London-A Bells Son.
Bark Nicola Deapot Aus), Lugni, Gloucester
Bark Sea Queen lBr). veich Queensown-G Bailey
Bark Richard le Nor (fr), Durt st Denis-vatabe
Heynal
BARK Mary Edson Taylor, Gbraar-Bassstt Nickerson
Bark Jeanne, Fletcher Montevideo and Buenos AyresJ
Norton Jr.
Bark JAS Welsh. Bates Belize, Hon-F Aexandre Son;
Bark Josie Nicholas Nicholas Matanzas-J Ward Co.
Bark Mary Porter, Phinney Pembroke. Me--Mecalf 4
Duncan.
BARK Grand Turk, Dolliver. Elsworth-T Mayhew
Brig Martin Pecheur (Fr), Moretti, Havre-J Rorke.
Brig Thos Wright (Br barnard Gibraltar and MalaGiro
4 franoa.
Brig Onda Br, Pike Rio Janeiro-Rundle Jones Rudge.
bri Pauline tHam) Harms, Rio Grande-Funch, MencHe
Wenit
Brig Eastern Star Ackiey Vera Cruz-Roche Bros cof-
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City Politics.

THE HA9BlCAJION MEETING OF RxRNANDO WOOD.
n consequence Of the accident at Brookes Assembly
Rooms the ra,Soation Of Fernando Wood was sds ned
over to rs evening II will take place in Marion s,ua-s
corner Of Ms<ien and sprins streets. Tho Hon. John
Ackeon aud Hon. Richard O'eo,uan will positively
speak. The cali is mac s0y hsifpas. seven O'Clock
HOW THE CUSTOM HOUSE cLyEKs Arr. xuLorED.
'"rday was pay day At the Custom Houss :. 4 when
), fss.. themselves at the cashiers de.r ~
the clerks prsssn,e. :, following sgnicsn. no.
Ira -, M - nr,,as se,s,. .ssrg asiI--ST