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M i l l j n e r VI!
MRS. BIxBY,

VIZ lsurs to call the attention of the Ladies
w of Hastings and vicinity to the fact
that she has OPEN, Millinery next door to
Pringles Hardware Store, Second St, where
she will keep constantly on hand choice
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OTAGES leave Hudson for Prescott Daily,
y Sundays excepted, } in the morning In
time to connect with boats going South.
Leave Prescott for Hudson. on thu rival of
the Boats from the South. Fare-Ons Dol
lar, (e~ch wsy.l
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l. leading Physicians Oft the country, and
all who try them pronounce them invalua-
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THE Subscriber offers for sale 25ll laa |
l. the village of River Falls, among the Z
desirable for business or residences II /
village. N. N. Pow LIZ
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UTATER POWERS for sale or leas
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Is published every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday Mornings, at the following rates. in
The New York herald., 1862-11-01

uhikeg that attack viii be made, especially e
General Sfernsn has repeatedly annC0csa lkst he WIN
destroy tho cy before surrenaetng M Nine tentAs of
the property IN Memphis owned by rebels now in arms
many OF them holcng nigh positions the ooafsderNcy
mat tney viii advocate movement that cannot fail 70
Drng destruoson upon themselves no oAa belisve.
ne intense disioyaty OF Memphis sits protection
Had been tainted with treason II would have been
attacked by the rebels long this.
inc draham like most of tho boats from below brought
neavy load or cotton Most Of this oomes from Mem
ph that city furnishing not far from one thousand bales
per week for the Northern market The supply from
Helena and vicinity has almost entirely ocased
The New York herald., 1862-11-01
David's Fall style or Gentiemen's Hats
2o0k Broadway, near Duane street
scientihc American Once. }
NEw YoRK Cry 81 PARg Row, (

Scientific American once,
NKw york CRY ~ PAsx Row,
Mann co., pntshsr. sS u he Scientific Ame
and patent soi,isor he last ssar wspd
ces for obtanng letters patent and anss,ng AL Kinds
s se hsy have IN pro-
sa &c 4 Nearly s5 As spp
cations for made n se ed
nearly the secured abroad BY American citizens
IL In mating an sppossior for p,en tn.
s.ss e DC IA r rs. sn p.
ssass @ : .S. Patent %sS have srss
cpyists in constant employment Papers prepared saors
Pamphlets OF instruction announcing the amount Of fees
: and Ss her aS II ai TO e ees s
faSo,'ssa sss.s .ss ,sldSsss or sDpissssSa ssare
Publishers Of As No. ,sfsee M F.le rS1 H:. So,
Last Day or Pauvretts at Barnum's.-
n will be played both afternoon and evening
Kimball,s Carses de visise-sY per
ss.yp. ss.s1 psBss;s ssa 3 sro.a..y ss f''''s'''''
Gouraud's Poudre SUBTLE Uprocss : s..I1s!. Hair
from any part Of the body Warranted. as Broadway
Bates bosssn.
Batchslor's Hair Dys-ths Best in the
wsd hsrmlss sas reliable sols y Sss
CyfstadOro's Hair Dye, Prcservatfve and
wifdepot, wholesale and RETAIL NOS Asor houss. Ihs
Dye 10 applied BY experienced ARTISTS
Wiss. Toupees. Hair Dye, Hair Dyetne
ssa%arcHEEoss, saa nYEess s q Bond a. street l.,-' - ~
HiIi's Hair Dye, SO Cents, Biach or
brown, the bes, IN use Depot No. Barclay street. ans
sold BY all druggists.
Trusses.--Marsh d Co.-Radicsi Care
Truss Onoe st at No vssey street Assor honse 20
with any other once OF the same nsms AAay
tcudan1-
Use Prof l.. Miller's Fifty Cent nnif
DYE Black or brown The best Sold by druggists DePos
81 Dey street.
Comfort and Cure for the NuPsuscd; :
Gan, free scted with rupsnre or hcrn@ Az
dress Dor 785 New York Post once
| Honesty IL the Hest Policy liza msnicins
Al we'll a. In other things. AyRnS sARSAf -
senuins preparation Of that une9naied spfng
sood puriner, decidedly superior TO we poor 'nis'Jn
\ herrtoforc In the market, Tfla plovssh
| pnrno's Catsrrh SmuN.~By Walt Dni!
| II, cus per boa J. oURNo' ~ uycsavich "rees ~
The New York herald., 1862-11-01
Personal Intclligcnoc.

Major General N P. Banks left the Asor House by the
i've O'Clock train last evening for Albany.
Mrs Lincoln engaged shopping during the greater
part Of yesterday. large number Of distinguished
citizens called to pay their respects to her at the Metro
potan Hotel Among them were Col. G. D. MoCallum,
Military Director and superintendent Of the Railroads Of
the United states and Captain W. A. Murey, Purchasing
Oicer OF United States Military Railroad Supplies, and
lady.
Mr.. O. r. Hall, the American Arctic explorer has
turned from the West and preparing the records Of his
win read paper before the Geographical Society their
in Second On that occasion he will have
with him the Innoit family aud Captain Buddngton The
native family consists Of the father, mother and
tereeting little infant.
Among the departures this morning 10 Major lawrence
KIP, Chief Aid to Major General sumner The Major r.
the seat OF war; after ten days absence for the
benefit OF hts health On his arrival from California
year ago. he went at once int the ned, and has not
days He was engaged In all the battles before Richmond
We are glad our New yorers give such good account q
Dr. Smelling, Medical Director OF the Department Of
North CsrQlina, 10 stopping at the Everett House.
E b. Hfmef }the kuptor), Of Albany, and Captains
Philips and wynne Of the British Army are stopping at
the Brevoort House.
Lord Harrington, Of England; g. Asourner, Of Boston
T. W. hopkins and wife, OF Little Falls; u. Leonard q
n. varnah and family and Mr. WHITAKER and wife, Of
New York, are stopping at the Clarendon hosei'
John O. shaw. d st. Louis; r. May and >. Briggs, Of
poSton. q u. Lvou Of Michigan; J. 3. Waterman, Of
Phsdelphla: n HMcbovate, OF Toronto; Carroll, Of
the United States Army O. B. Carpenter Of Chicago and
@. W. Quntard, OF New York. stopping at the Metro
peiitan Hotel
Colonel 3. H. Mix, OF the Third regiment New York
cavalry: George Francis Train, Of Boston; MAJOR j. A.
lawyer and k D. IAthrop Of the United States army;
Charles TIT Of Key west; A. Stager, OF Washington; !.
W. Pollard and n c. Loughn, Of philadelphia ana y ~
Junguisra and D. do Casa Of pennsylvania are stopping
at the 50. Nicholas Hotel.
Major Halmon, Of tho United States Army, and wife;
Captain jack Eldrdge, Of Cape Cod r. A. Forsyth, Of
Newburg G. B. Upton, Jr N J. 1hayer and 8. d. Mag
sew OF Boston j. s. Carew, or Norwich, Captain Alex
apder Hay OF Philadelphia and L. Buncs, Of Hartford,
arc stopping at the Astor House.
The New York herald., 1862-11-01

QmcSel Drewings or Murray, Eddy &
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KxSrUcxY. EXTRA GLASS 5l1--October 81. 1852
0l, Al, IL, 65, lS, rs. 58 66, 5s, ~. AZ, 81, l.
HsNTuoxY, Class 5lS-October 81, 1852.
50, 50, 81 So, IS, 80, ID, 8, TO- 6, 3, 40, 67 48.
Circulars sent free Of charge BY addressing s,herso
Covtngton. KY, or ST. Louis Ne.
The New York herald., 1862-11-01

Prizes Cashed in All Legalized Lot
teres. Information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker.
No. II Wall street, room No. |, New York.
The New York herald., 1862-11-01

Omcial Dra wings or the Library Assoc
CLASS No. 355-October 81, 1882.
10, "a, 20, SO, n, SO. 8, IS, 90, 50, l, 2l, I'll.
Glass No. 366--OctoDer 81, 1852.
IS, "a, AZ, l8, Al, 40, II, 70, 81, 7S, 8, As.
." s"0'' 49, R FRANCE A co casi.s..., M.
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VIM a. bQQIH, IrtasUrer, 70 FTOnt stree
NEW YoRK, Oct. !, 1e62


NATIVES OF SWITZERLAND AND TIM DRAFT.
As will be seen by advertisement in another column
Mr. L. p de Luze the Swiss consul at this port notifies
all natives OF Switzerland residing In New York and not
paturzed citizens to apply without delay to him, at 43
New street, In they drafted. Prompt steps will
then be taken for their release In accordance withthe
treaty existing between the United States and Switzer
land.
The New York herald., 1862-11-01

The Espenschefd Hats for this Fall
sknely bear the impress OF taste and skin IN their con-
sruction and style In their whole
ance which makes them the Decided vorites with gentle
OF taste and fashion The saesroom is at lis Nassau
atraAt
The New York herald., 1862-11-01
Omcial Ora wings or the Delaware state

DELAwARB EXTRA CLASS O6-October 81. 1852
rs, 80, Sc, "a, 20, l6, Is, 81, 10, 4, 81, 81, 2.
DxLAwARs, Class 37o-Octobsr 81 1862
so, 28 "a 80, 81 ~, &, 76 II, 49, 6S, rs, 1S, 30.
JOHN A. MORRIS CO.,
Wilmington Delaware.
The New York herald., 1862-11-01

The New Hat Co.-Fail Styio Of Hats,
Is 6O equal the best made large assortment, Of Fc
Hats At equally low prices. lss Nassau street
The New York herald., 1862-11-01

The steamship Hiberniah.
6T Joare, N. f.. Dot 80, 1862.
The steamship HIbernan, which passed Cape Race at
three o'clock Wednesday morning. outward bound
having left Quebec Saturday last.
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Cfty InfeIlygcnoe. .

AL HALacwp Evx-LAst nght having been IN,
"vssii Of al ssints." Is more generally known
IAN Haiow 'esn )" ceIebrssed with the customary
pleasant ceremonies ~ Irish scotch zens who
commemosate the oocasion with much spirit
Ofahce on the Old customs Of their native lands Tan
CAKES aanoes fortune telling sparkling &C. PRO
opal sources OF amusement.
GENERAL BANKS AT rHE PRooyoB ExcsAsGs Major 6sne
raj Banks visited the Produce Exchange yesterday atsr
noon ior rev minutes, aud received with greet
enthusiasm by the merohants
S1R'Kk AMONG rsT SaIp CAuIKras s-The strive smoIg
th's class c workngmen settled satisfactorily
yesterday, and consequently large amount OF work on
vessels needing repairs suspended The merchants
neid meeting during the day, decided accete
tno demands OF the caulkers partially by allowing them
twenty.two shngs per day But ths does not soem 10
saay tne strikers who protest they viii not resume
work again Tor less than they struck for.
FIRE IN ras Bowssr.--Between six aud seven O'Clock
'as' evening hre broke out In the FIVE story building
nos ~ ana ~ Bowery nearly opposite Pel street The
names we're first discovered tho cock loft and owing to
the combustbie material the place they made rapid
progress. soon envelopng the upper portion in are
Ihe nremen we're early the spot and after short time
succeedcd 10 arrestng its progress. The upper floor
occupied by curtain painter, whose name could
ascertaneu. The fourth floor was occupied by isaac
Opnenc, noop skirt manufacturer. Loss about $500 n
sured Tor 200 The third floor was occupied by Jacob
cerd ana tasse maker LOss about 81 600 insured
Tor ~ 600 IN the Williamsburg and st Nicholas Insurance
companies Tho first floor mo 17) occupied by VIM.
Rothman leather finder Loss 81 5O0 insured for $3 900
10 the Etna and Humboldt companies. No 10 on the rss
1oor was occupied by Muloon QUINN carpet dealers
Loss ~ insured for IS 900 In the East River Broveor
and Rutgers Insurance companies The
pied as lager bier saloon. Loss about 500 The bnd
ing s owned by G. Beekman. Loss about $780, insured
The New York herald., 1862-11-01
E>AllS FOR THE paclric,

The mail stea. Nsh'p North star. Captain J,ue. wll
ieave this port at Vou to-day Zoe Aspio~au
The mails for cen,vsi America snd tbs south pac,ac
viii CLOSE at hsx-past ie.~o'c'ock this morning
The Nsw YoRx HRRaLO- Edition for the Pscac~hi ss
published at ha, pas, nine O'CLOCK this noeuns VII
contain Interesting AcconntsOf the tate Battles and
Union Victories an tbs West afsh Southwest sod all 10
teresting news f the past teu da,'s-
s.ngis copes IN wrappers ready ps mailing s csoss
The New York herald., 1862-11-01

Truth Stranger Than FHO1a on .-Ths
two great political factions OF New York united. The
.seymours and Wsdsworths ia wearing E's suport
fall style Hats. Found only at 2I5 Broadway. /
The New York herald., 1862-11-01
The Weekly Horaoa.

The reg'fssf edition Of the wsKKrs HxksfO. coosaians
accounts Of ait the recent baies and All Important
menss Of the cootsudu dGAent parts OF the
county wi,h reports OF all ventsor the pest
week, vlG be ready this tssturday) mosaiss. at ts0
O'Clock.
Terms-rhres dosss pee yess sngie copies. IN wrap.
pers, six cents
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The Steamers Due from Europe.
EoE.ARRIvAL OF THE ARABIA.

HALIFAX, Oct. SILL +, NJ
There are sisns Of the Arabia which sailed from
Liverpool 0stobsr 1e now over duo at this port.
.oS- ARRIVAL OF rHE BOHEMIAN.
FATHER porNr, Oct. 31--l03o p. NJ
There arc no signs OF the steamer Bohemian, from
ttver,,l ostobcr II, now due 1 this point. snow
s.F,. 7. rravAiling.
The New York herald., 1862-11-01

A surprfse.-An ElegaWe nd Dtstnn-
gnished looking man stopDed the dooof modest house
up town ne other day and as received with evident Ads
band The OF his ransfornatiou lay in his haA
which he had Just purchased oil KNOX Np 2l2Broadwsy
knox beats photographiug.
The New York herald., 1862-11-01

NinIos GARDESMr Forrest appeared last night in his
avorte character Of Jack Cade in Judge Ccnrads drama
Of that name for the first time this We need hard
ly say that bis reception most hearty In role which
many of his admirers esteem Of his best Mr.. For
rest has opportunity to display much of his finest dra
matte powers u this character and he availed himself
fully OF It last night The enthusiasm which followed the
closing OF the second act unbounded. and Mr
Forrest compelled TO present himself before the
tain to receive the pauds Of the audience In the last act
also, he was intensely impressive and repeatedly
appauded.
MIS- Matilda Heron Stoepel) will appear tonight at this
house Camille, when Mr.. Wheatey announces that
this celebrated drama Will be put upon the stage with
entirely scenery and appointments and unexcep-
tlonable cast Mr.. Forrest meantime will continue to
appear tho nights Of Monday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday.
The New York herald., 1862-11-01

GRRxAN OPERA.-Ihe pretty burlesque French opera,
sLe Poston de Loujumeau," by Adam, presented at
the German Opera House for the st time last ugh and
was very highly appreciated by an immense audience.
Under skfu management Of Carl Anschuz. aud with
the aid Of excellent orchestra the opera produced
in unexceptonable manner The story is simple, yet
sufficiently abounding in and amusing situations
to keep up interest throughout It has long been
favorte opera with those who admire the light aud bril-
liant style Of music which forms its chief charm.
Madame Rotter, and Messrs. Qunt, Graf and Kroncld
sustained the principal With their usual
The satisfaction Win which this charming opera i'm
pressed the audience it's first production VIII Keep
the programme for some nights 10 come.
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shirpiag IntoiiIgsnce.

WHIWWs
,,yi,, 81, AZ, Vow E'o ssheiro.
a. ~ Nalask irNn 1sfueues.
NllaR Y M .o.-li ~ 'aiss s9st rish.
The New York herald., 1862-11-01
Maine Regiments to be Encamped al
East New York

The Twenty first, Twenty fourth and Twenty -egh
Maine regiments, which at Fort Schuyler. In tn
harbor to be encamped at East New York for son
time before their departure for the seat of war.
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PART I.
l. Central Park March .......:........H B. Dodworth
8. Song "The Harp That Once, &c."............ -
&. Last W9tz. Julien
81.
I. Duet from "Ia Muette Dportsir .Auber
2. Overture 10 "Oberon". Weber
8. Selection from "Anna B0ena".. Donizetti
4. Aria "Brightes Eyes Stgolli
I. Quickstep from sSican vespers" Verdi
q. ..h u,
8. "Iast Rose Of Summer" Bishop
q. war Saiop ..-.....D Albert
The National Pot Pouri.
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The Metropolitan Light Cavalry.

p. Willis Fisher, of New York, has boon appointed
Colonel Of the Metropolitan Light cavalry and Is directed
to report for duty forthwith This regiment is In
of Organization and promises be one ohe
most effective in the service
The New York herald., 1862-11-01
Further Time for Hearing Claims fol
Exemption from the Draft.
Military Movements I'm New York

- -. OoNOoHAN IsisH .huIUN'
The entire Command Of General Corcoran expect TO get
off to the seat Of next week, and will be we'll fol
recruits to hasten forward and join the ranks immediate
ly Fiye dollars reward Ia offered for the apprehension
of desertsrs.
The following order has just been issued by Genera
CorCoran:-
The New York herald., 1862-11-01

CENTRAL PARK C0NCERs.-The Central Park Commits.
soners that there will be music at the Central
Park the Mall this afternoon at tnroe O'Clock hsf
hour earlier than usua by she Central Park Band under
the leadership Of II. B. Dodworth, the weather is ane
The following s the proaramme:--
The New York herald., 1862-11-01

CUSTOMER CUTTER wANTED-IN FIRST CLASS
" house in Pbtadelpbia, with permanent stuAon end
fair salary Gail Monday, Nov at Fifth Avenue Holei.
from 70 A. M and 3to r. M and see Mr.. WAnsQ4ksr.
uARLEN LopoE As7 =. AND A. 1.-THE nEnBhHs ~
l of Harlem Lodge requested 10 asssmpo ~ tneis
Room northeast 27th street and Thrd avsnue
on sunday Nov O'Clock NJ for the pvrpoee OF ~
Rende The members of Pacific Lodge No. 23S, and ths
THOMAS r. HAWKg, Master.
The New York herald., 1862-11-01

Use Prof. l.. Mfller's Fifty Cent Hnti
Dye. Black or brown The best Sold oy drassss DePos
al street,
The New York herald., 1862-11-01

Trusses.--Narsh Is Co.-Radical Care
vita any other once OF the same nsms Asuy
The New York herald., 1862-11-01
CENFRAL ORpHR-N0. D.
HEADQUARTERS, CoRcoRAks IRISH LK0foS

traders connected Herewith the purpose Of rahing
war fund to encourage enlistments In the Army Of
the United States acknowledge the receipt Of the follow
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1862-05-28
DARLING LOFTY
OR rHE PERILs OF HOUSEKEEPING.

When Young couple in New York choose
TO bring their loye affairs to the recognition
nf the minister or magistrate, and become
man and wife, according 10 the statute made
and provided. housekeeping does not fol-
low as a necessary consequence. They live
with the I" Old Folks" or find a room in a
genteel boarding. house !" or, il able, take
apartments at some fashionable " Family
Hotel.n
Had the country at large been supplied
with these conyeniences for young couples,
our heroine would have avoided, aud we
should not have recorded, the perils Of house
keeping.
Miss Charlotte Jones was the daughter Of a
worthy and enterprising carpenter, who set.
tling IN a thriving village, became " due
time builder, contractor, and d fnrr-hand-
ed man. HIS wife Was as industrious as
himself. aud mure ambitious; and among
their other blessing they had one fair daugh-
Ter, Mss Charlotte. who was as pretty, as
amiable, as charming. indeed, as was ne
cessary TO make the smartest and cleyerest
young MN in the place fall IN love with her
which he did
or course he did lie was medical stu
dent, in the doctors Office right opposite.
As he sat there studying anatomy OF making
p,ll., lie etuld see Miss Charlotte il the
parlor ur the garden. lie could hear her play
on the pianp-furtc, and sing he c"uld see
her doing Ill sorts Of wonderful wor,ted aud
crotchet work and he came t. think that
parlor one Of the must delightful places IN
the world.
wrll-it was love affair, all mutual aud
pleasant calls and moonshine. music, bill
lets, blushes, b. quets, long Sunday even
ings. and finally, Ask Pa !" and then a
wedding--but of course the diploma came
first. and the petted child Of the successful
carpenter became Mrs Doctor Simmons.
And DR.. Simmons, who had received the
honors Of medical college rather young,
and who thought It neediul to raise all the
whiskers he could by industrious shaving,
and course Of Micassar, and to mount .
pair Of speciacles beside, 10 make him look
old enough, had decided to commence busi.