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De00una Car0s, &c.

At VIM. EyERDEIIls SONS-WEDDlNG
~ CARDs-Ihesc cel-brrted Engraved cards soi ohy
=, "a lCs Fultoa-s., ~ a. fstsbisn,d 1913.
NGRAVING aud PRINTING (hllt puce).-
NlW.ldne At Home and ko- isprfs &c basne q caro-
EiI.4sad. Portraits, &c, d. hkLLlo. % fu!oasI' H. l.
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Anlnscnnenls
AMERICAN MUSEUM.

00MfnHUceTNNf oF I've
FALL AND WINTER phASATiC SEASON -
LARGE AND TALENTED DRAMATIC cOhPAN9.
FULL AID BRILLIANT ORCHESTRA
The following laiie. and gentlemen eugass Mr., y J.
Po', Mrs France. Mi.se. G. Afford, jennie Wesrs, Alice
louga' H. Wdby Maria prtchard. Norton Ds"soa' Cef
.or. Dlss6t., Walker, Thoma. &c & o.. rs 49,
Me"rs }. Nag'e T. Y. Hallway John Prdgnan. W
5. Jamiscn. G. II Ctsrko, Uiyilind, CUNNINGHAM W. Ia.
Holland hyley. hushes Anderson Brossu, Laws jolly
Thomas. &c, 20
T. ~ h'h 'o'ag9
WIZ Dc presented ltic trE)e parts, Irans
lated ffou the Frenrh called
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iurnitnrf.

NNhMErED CHAMBER FURNITURE.
IA Tho b. s,sortnen "a tho cy o. tnameled Furni.
tgre ala al cslof Md walnut ana Che1nu flon ana
O. cnt.i ia sur. ioleaie aud retail Also. Mtttfcsse,
and PAIN ,.. Warren Ward Manufacturer, Nc =. Csnast
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TOTALS.
Loa1s a. disct ti33 f}5 G59 50 C45 s
Specie. ........... - 1928 Deposits
Clet.inr for week snli1s Aug 30.". ls085J.l6T y
CloaIinSs for ending sept 6.... 1907 $50 -
Balances for ending Aug - .... S3iS..s9 a.
Balances ior week en4ing sept o...." SyoJ.sl6 y
Tie .HnerS Journal, lPottsyillel, spesking Of tho
coal tra'e, says:
The Increase thz rear from this region FAR Is le, N
the shipments of last 20 the time. Ihs
Increase railroad SO e9 tuns The decrease by canr
ia 81 tIns
From al the regions behind last years shipments
pc 81 un which oss the remainder Q! the season cannot
fully make up.
The Boston Daily Afrertiser says:
Business In general h.s continued moderate although
has departments Of trade /; dry golds
there l. evidently activity. Domestic cotton
ur uly held a. further advance descriptions Much
ctude p.rysdss circles regard the future
still tho IL steadily onward without ditusg 90
OF confidence in the ultimate success u the Union
I force
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NiXON's CREMORNE GARDEN.
o. cou,rqgst.- OF Doc .at l.cvt a; - Hs-den on
fs~r rnf Gi.st La.icr Frle wi D. rtpetied e''y
,etis drias ths week Carotts Pat. MUe stsAA 'seh
-i- -f..l III. ff4fio SIR Dahrel. f. grand Come 2
.lofs Crba Cops de- llsi l Spaush canoe ~ Mad
81 sua The a. r-srI Cfin.ss flufofu vic sste hlh IA
every uleht N~v IN kggfsr.an school Ci.defr a
sl,na,o oycry Afternoon ~ Seventy ave beautiful eh't
Today. September isl tened, Of -ao,''a cabas
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WINTER GARDEN.

WINTER GARDEN.
" nf. Jackson teys the nd week ~ the
preenileny iue;,ss engage s1. o. IT, gsea' Tragic Ar-
uat,
whose geriIs youth sd beauty combn T. render her Lee
Representation % lie her,nss the stage SO fe-n
truthful md ntee,t!ng that they hsye awakened ferven
.p % II sistion ~ the mad 4 he pl.c Tor th+ sod
and als1, vplug s1y extending - Tho mos ie'n"d aud
feslionsbe well 10 literary AMI utf'ic cifces unegullc-
To- he reueL brace OF tIls generation.
THIS EVENING, and EVERY ENFNiNG wiz be Pre-
seated q, r. most sg-crs,'l' American Tragedy 4
GERALDINE.
NV BAIEfAN ,t"fald -
Nr Bs,ensn A. the wI tari d vd - Rubin " } ".
pIacs 80 the prcfeui-i pdast Autelno ard h.r Edwin
Adun. the gallant C4sisr H,1e afe uIivofaaiy cor
HIGHrsr roINT OF DRAMATIC EXcELLES,E.
NIBLO's GARDTN.-ST'iNFR Season.
~ Les.-e and Ntaar-r. ~. WngAriiy
LAST FNE AI0ui oi DAbiti 81 RAY IL eu4 |hoJfE.
ri r.. JAI Itf.lAb SCOT % W..
BkNEFiT OF MAD. MkRLEiiL
Tr.i ~ Il the most aug .nir fsitomin.e 'nii.iee
sCODLfUS.
N,-o .os)'el Rave.
Iaeft.e ..t1r tue A,Dlfng Divert'ss-i cas-,
la MAGA
Don Basfo. Gsbff Kiscl - Mi-s...Mad MsfE7ti
a c0u-si. viii for the - IN bit one ne ,,.
THREE FILMING TRAPELE. la LHOIARD,
~ 700 80 All hlDA.
20 o0I.mcacs WITH tn" .trce y. , ,..,.
NJ NrfGHBOP WIFE.
~ Nh...- 20 announce the psOusof This ostGJ-
u.lm.ni th.t b, has r"-c'ed "a enrsgeneu. - the
EM.NENILf 5kkAI tkAOEDlAS,
EDWIN FOKRISF
Who viii make hi' af.t sppoArAee on MONDAf' sef' 10
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Table or tbs Loar psciS Circulation and Ieposs Of
baaks Of ds Citp Of heo fok, the oe,k edsg SarV
day. Sept ., lSt- TO uheh alfred ne Captai Of sssh
Rink
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EN PURSUANCE Of ~ order Of the Surrogate
Y g. ds County New.I ofk MOTTO j. l-- ven 20 40
,y 7f Nes.l tecesec =: prescnt the ,a" WIN yonch
81. rreof % th cy0e a. tue ohi.s oi helu 'lnnr
y. Ell ...ssI-.t H. t.e tl,y Ne~i0-s %. before tA'
So o., o. October iezt --Dsed = ew foIs fslc 2; iR
., +. fa,g41rgu JAMES ". Whii... Executor.
u PURSUANCE of an OrGer OF tne honorable
CHARLES r. DAY flIt judy Of tac t'ls, '' Jia"ol
Die tf CIV 40 Comfy ri tlOls eNti! ~ Si.oSit
on.v Of NeG OH L0'ce IL hefeby sen % al per
5er. layly claim at CD AI,ito X VA me oI
Il on. = NavY rk deceased. 90 pIe'r. me stnf 70
asr .eeo. 10 s41sciloef a. his once NO - e
an 81 he city Of Ne-f L On or b@i g. ne M ass OF
(.so .r Nsw- Io~x 2st dsy % March, is'1
CHARLIE. r. OLONEh
nm l.yGrlF Administrator. with the ssiN anre1ed
49, ~x,.s3--zzIss, -
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60 Gporismcn.
professional Noiice5.
Goal ano ilJooo.

DARNARD" STEAM KlNDLiNG WOOD
I'D FACTORY aud COAL YARD Nos - anh 30 = ionL
st. Sos. 3d. 30 J16 Sonths broad Mountain Do.
lnd al slnls Of Coei for Sale Pie, %. ana 'ih',
BOD sawed split foedy for huiars ior Hiooss
alw,ss on hand Shipping suPrsd ~ reduced piic-''
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PHILADELFHIA

Css, No J. Br'cts, csss n. sf9a,i Glass No Yellow
PIN, lumber class 80 5. Osk AID hard wood cNss 10
White pi.e spiuce juniper sud pfsfs cla No. Lime
hsir and plaster; cess No Gravel AID saad cias 10 l.
IoL nsi, and tpkcs; Cas- NJ T. seo. caf. no .
Fl,s: ri-ss No. Is Paints, ol- aud gaaa clas no 10
S. chsui.y; cs.. No H. lsri~a's. csss 60 ls station
cTyi NO - ~ c.oodi cls.' no q. Hay ed sta~
a.. 80 "a Prov.Ddrl No ~. thafco- Glaze 80 %
hsng packing and hose. Glass No - sperm aud iuorca
irs oils class NJ. . AusuTs class 40 q Anthracite ceai
class 40 o. semi btuH4uoI Erotitoft g. co cess No
81 Copper end comp,soa aAils class No = M-cnefy I'D
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Cass 70. BTcks class No ?. store ea's No 2 Yellow
~ class 40. yellow pine lumber, class No D.
O1k kArd wood No o. White pine, spruce. juniper,
srd cypress class Line hs and plaster cllss No y
Cement; class NJ. Grave. and saud css. No. ~. Slate.
H. Iron iron n.' snd spies c.asg No ~ Sive
cils 40. Il te. cl,s Ne. j.. Paints, oils. aud glas
No IL. Ship chautery cs.s No l.. Hardware cass
No l3. Stationery; ass No. - Fire "oodi Glaze No
- Hoy aid ci.sF No. o. fTovrnder; class No -
Charcoal elias No. g. citing packing and hose c.ss No
~ SpcIl aud intoxicating oiis class No. IS on ccsng
,la, No. 26 Auges; No q Anthracite class no
EUuinous coal! No. 81 Copper and compOs.tion
nails c.sss no. 81. Machinery ard too.s.
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"PToposals ios Blauketsp
JAMES w RIPLEY.
brig Gen Ck.ef ofOrfce.
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Cisss No 3. Bricks; No one; class No Q Yellow
piau timber, oa.s W fellow yire lumber. class No
De- l.d Lard wood cl-.s o. While pine cgpfss-
aid iun-ri No T. Lime h-i. a1d plaster, clss NO
g. Seet elias Ne. .. Crave sno ssad csss No. 40 slate
"a H. lrou u.lls nd i-s 10. T. Steel
cAss no A. Pisoni class So u fles cia.s No - Paints
ois a. ass; So 10 ship chADdery c.ess No. H.
Hsfdvsf.i No H. >.Gtioary "a. No % haY and
s.law No Il. PIovepd-r; cas NJ p CaaTce cas.
go Betting. pscsias sud Lose ca.. No g sperm tnd
ulucs.iuc oils; c,ss No g. lion !iglnE. L. class
No. 90 AuzrIs; class No 81 Anthracite cnu; No. 3D.
sea-bita broad Top. &c Goa class Nc a. Copper
an compo uou uaii. cl.sa No. 81 Hoe cafnsgos
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there insert the names imposing the tuul o.
tnaDs tho town. a. the state Of uame the state hereby
oGcr 90 furnish under advertisement dsied oae OF al
veremen and subject all the requirements Of the SAINT
dud OF she printed schedule which refers oil he Nicle
embraced IN Class No BAe tn csssl iOr the Navy ard Al
uao the aIdl according 20 sid sctr iue there paste
piiaed cas. the sche iu- and opposite esci
price aid the amount In t. coluu
liars and centg ami foot up the aggregate amount Of tao
I'd for The csss) amounting theIs write ;5e amount Il
voIds)
propose ~ my sgeu here uame 'be agent v one L. re-
Qled toe sehedule for the supply uuder tn classes ms
csaHcou by snon-esid51t Of he Place Of delivery an
Should my offer BE- accepted request the contract nay b'
prepared ana 10 the avy Agent at use be sgency ~
signatures aud certificate
(lo.e The bidder and each member Of the rm 20 s7n)
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e.sl EAst FDK q IJ-acre Grain and frmt
" 'b,ppO FAAN-G,od buildings, wood ~o'er snd
y ~ udiir Furniture STOCK To9 ana Crops - miles
on Lo bland, depot Cal on the owner. at 70 $50
grord. ~. fr 'ae laf store. J. fLABLER
The New York herald., 1862-12-01
RAILS F0a TIE PACIFIC

The Advance OF the Union Asmies-ihc
Iron-Clad Navy OF ,he Unitcd States
important Intelligence fsoin En'oPe-
The --latest News, Sc, &c, slc.
The steamship Arei, Captain Jones', Will leave tbs port
1T noon to-day, Tor Aspinwal
The mails Tor Central America and the SoutD psc &c
aiiI close at ,.pas ten O'Clock this morning
The NEW York Rehabilitation for the Pacific viii
DO ready this morning, AZ hafpast niue O'Clock, and
will contain the latest News OF the Advance Of Burn
sdcs Army IN Virginia, and OF the Movements Of the
Un,ou Forces all sections OF the Country. The latest
intelligence from the Eebe states A highly interesting
description Of the lronclad Navy OF the United states
illustrated with Engravings showing tho progress Of the
Union in Maratme WaraSe Import ant ,nellpence from
Europe and reports Of all interesting events OF he pre-
cedng ten days,
Single copes in wrapeprs ready for mailing SIX cents
The New York herald., 1862-12-01
DI.i.

RrxsN,S -Ou sunday mofning, November 80 LorisA
BryKsAN. aged l year. 10 months ana % days
The friends The family requested 70 attend the
funeral from 2is Cherry street. this (Monday) afternoon,
vi o'cock.
B.Rxps.-in Harlem. on Saturday November 20 Mo-ss
n R.RSEs 10 the 53i year Of bis age.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to
attend the funeral Tuesday morning, al bali sst nine
o'clock the residence OF his brother Samuei Barnes
llgh street, Second avenue, th01t further no
tce Tho remains win b. taken TO 81 Paul's church
Easiclester. ior intermert.
BiAcsHvEx.--Un saturday, November 20, at SIS Henry
street. brooklyn MAUD MARY JoSEPBiNE aged years anu
8 mouths, only daughter of Richard T. and EmIllc D
Blackburn
BARSwArt.--ln Williamsburg, on FRIDAY November 2s
aiter long aud Illness, which he bore with
Chrstian forude, Mosss BARSwKLL, the 62d year q
his age.
Relatives friends OF the family are respectfully nvi
ted 20 attend the funeral this Monday morning. at ten
O'Clock from his late residence 22S south Second street
Of Ninth street, 10 81 Mary's church, J. 81,
where n solemn requiem will be sung ana funeral
services performed thence Calvary Cemetery Tor IN
termcnt.
ByRxS--on saturday, November 70, TsoNs ByRSs,
aged AZ years. -
Morris street. this (Moody) morning. A. ten o'clock,
The New York herald., 1862-12-01

night or two II Nancy SYKES would not be smiss
after "CamilIe."
At the Old Bowery Foe Is nrst Ia tue aeld with
. Christmas pantsmime. "Asphodet' ana Ruth, the
Lass no Loves SAILOR will DO gvea to night aud 10
morrow evening. the theatre Is always fau
At tns New Bowerya a new drama. : The scoarse O.
Dsmascus." drama,zed from sensation story the
feature Of the evening "Knghts of the MIST add a
rosrng farce ssnplete the bi when sernoly drsw
well N4aa
on "Wednesday next "0thelc" wiu be played a, ~.
stadt taeaire for the benedt Of Madame stegcn Mr.
Hoym aYpears 0theo, Mr.. scherrer iago, Madane
Metnua SchelIef Desdemoaa Madame Stegitcb as
Emilia
At Barrum's Fat giantess. the tropical
FISH, thc snakes, the bgares. ths Caiior
MA bears aud the Albno family tnot iocltdng
poor Gree'ey) are on exhibition 10 the lecture
room-where lectures are dcitvsred--ih Poar
drama called the "Ice oueens Vow viii he performed
Woods elegant httle theatre, opposite the 81 Ncsoas
T. crowded nightly. On dI that. since Grsu wit stop
playing 'Dinorah sfter this evening Woods Mnsteis
will present Il 10 the public uneaaaled stvIs
The Bsyants popular Mr Ncwanmb
just returned from Europe IS accession To this .anpc
CsmrbeIs M,nsuels have made per scttiemeo,
nt Palace Hall Fourteenth aud well parna,,sd
Hoeey's masirel troupe dp.Lg we'll IN B6s,siyn
George Christy gives Newark taste OF ms aua'y %
night.
T,,igne will rsopeD his French theatre a, Ntbu :
Saloon where Mr. lie Cordova ec,urlng Sa,nr
day evening next We have already gwen tue "saics o
the lists
George Francis Tram viii with hc peoph. at
tho Cooper institute next Friday evening
1irreI,'s panorama m Calor0ia IS -vnthnon AT
llole C1ipel
MISS Bueman Is playing very successful eneagemrnt
at The Howard Athcnnum, BOSTON 'Ros, Grrgoro aua
Geraldine" have been psyed, and how dcatna Leah
tbe torsaken, - rs Gnderiined
Mr. Edwin Booth dong speod,dly tho 'ustoc ASa
DENY Of Music.
The New York herald., 1862-12-01
Police Intellirencc.

ALLEGED NEGLECT or THE OFFICIALS BELLEVUE HOsPf.
IAL-The following Ia verbatim report OF statement
found the police returns q the Eighteenth precinct
made TO the Police Inspectors yesterday
AZ about three O'Clock Saturday afternoon n man
sixth street but doing business at No. 307 Forth
while N intoxicated condition, fell on the sidewalk
seventeenth street. between Irving place and Fourth
avenue thereby injurng his head severely
by officers Rhosdcs and Mccort bleeding profussly and
unable 10 speak In this condition he Immediately
conveyed Bellevue Hospital by these officers who upon
their arrival there at once inquired Of the officials in
cha of the institution what they should do with the
injured the time he fast bleeding
in repv To- the latter question, "We met with he
sarcastic rebuff Of sWho yoI? Of your
eication.' We replied that the officers who had
brought diving to The hospital aud that II he
then told that policemen ich and thar we
would have to walt turn. Al this time there
other patient 10 waiting and in Gfty1ve minutes after
entering the hospital the man was allowed TO BILE ID TO
death through the gross negligence OF the officials OF that
institution. Cannot there be something done IN future
prevent such inhuman proceedings'
CSrAsrESEp Coal vAuIrs--.STEREsrSe STArsTcs.--Ou
Third precinct, received Information that burglary had
been committed No. Park place, the burglars havm ing
effected an iuto the premises through the coal
vault the lid of which had been lett unfasencd. Capt.
No Immediately ordered two officers attached his
precinct all the their rounds report
10 HIM The result showed the following number lett un.
fastcned-1 in Park placa, 10 h. Warren street, IN
Chambers street IN Church street Ia Murray street
IL in vescy street In Fulton street 10 IN barclay
in Warren street 10 in Broadway, IN Reade street
in Duane street, in Greenwich street and IN Washing
The New York herald., 1862-12-01

TbE noxs CAPITOL IN wAsBiSsrov.-Thc mag.
nifccnt dome of the Capitol now In of uunsrnu.
ton rapidly progressing 10 completion. The principal
frame oi structure has been completed the ribs of
the cupoa have put IN place, and tho rat =, which
constitute the outer covering beng AMI will I've
finished before tho close OF the month"; After this
sha! have demo, nothing viii be elt complete the
exterior Of tho dome but tho construction tho lantern
ard the placing of the the upper windows
and around the spring OF the cup0a These
are now being ist aud ono ~ thcm, representing
has been placed in position. aud presents
very hands ms appearance. The ,siings inner
dome in course of prcpsrition, aud will be
ready The present height OF the iron work above the
basement floor OF the Capitol Is two hundred aud
nfcen feet and tho height o the portion yctio he
structed Including the crowning statue Is ahrt seventy
feet About two hundred and seven thousand pounds
II iron have been received during the past ani
10 the same period about million cns husdsel
and eighty live thousand pnrds cf tho sums material
have been put up. The whole quantity vi iron received
from tha tesnning % the work ~ tie present time
about scs1n iur haif millions ur lcputis aud
cogdig the esti, ties OF the architect aD IL ciSh.
p.pie the work. Tho dome win b. crowned with traw.
lords gigantic aud imposing stttuo of Freedom hch IL
ruceen and half feet hgr. and weighs about fifteen
Thousand ponds. This static Is made entirely ol brouze
aud Is composed OF I've sections the weight ol e heav
es OF which u about live Thousand pounds Il may now
bc seen on temporary pedestal IN the east grounds of
the tapito. I'll, screw bolts which now beinsh Il will
I've removed when i, Is put IN plice, and rich and un.
form bronze nt will be impaired in IT, Tue entire COS,
OF the statue was about s2S 900 1he sum OF &I00 900
has been appropriated by Congress Tor The dome the
which has been expended. The original estimate
of hecost o the dome ans x945oo0 bnt the distinguish
ed architect by rigid economy and reduction of the
weight Of the structure has been enabled bring down
the whole cost including that ot the crcwning statue
about $500 900.
The New York herald., 1862-12-01
Married.

BsicrIr-Baslrr On Thursday, November u. by
Rev H. LEWIS. TaoNAs J. BkLcsR Of Ro,A and Lake ~
Mrs. LIZZIE Bsssrtr, OF Williamsburg
psrEl--iiowyEs --on Tuesday, November 25, by the
Rev !. Newman, Mr.. HfNay l.. DrrEt 10 Miss HAsSAH
l. FIUwEKs. both of this city.
lnE-ionfR-Op thursday evening, November ~,
by Rev. Henry Blanchard Mr.. CHARLES auotsIts tkE Of
Norwak, Conn. 10 tss LrcSpA powERs. daughter of
the late Captain Joshua 2. fowers, oi Brooklyn. No
cards
Iiotyrs-Ro.rns.-0D Monday. November ~, by the
Rev T. W. Lindsay, Mr. JoBS HutnEs 20 Mss SAsAB J.
RaGlRs, both ol this city.
HoiiowAy--PRIcg AT Yorkvile, on Monday. october
a. Isaac IloitowAy to MARGsRu lgIoE, all % Iorkve
VAx wAessR--l4NpER in Brooklyn, 90 Tuesday eve
ning November % by Inc Rev. George + Ihssli, Mr..
lpwARpJ J. vAS WsgsEg,s sl woodbridge, y. TO Mss
ArGtsTA LASr,s. ci the former Place.
The New York herald., 1862-12-01
BROOKLYN City News.

DEsfoiIiSc THE RESIDENCES Ryv ". W. BgEcHER -
The residence OF Rev. Henry Ward Bcechcr, No 50
Columbia street. visited few nights since by some
disreputabe fellows who daubcd the brown stone front
with nasty black substance. aud smcarci only the
stone work but the windows From appearances IL IA
evident that the substance dashed against brd
ing with small pail nantrot and then brushed about
to great space Iossblc The house is
very much dist cured and, the stun IL mixed with OIL
u win be almost impossible to clean u not To- leave
black mark upon the ornamental portion Of the
WORK. The adjoining house was also daubsi but to
great extent NJ. Peechers family being absent
from the city aud the street very quiet one the bns
coue easily he done by enough to engage
In such job without much danger ~ detection.
The New York herald., 1862-12-01
News from tho Pacific.

n san FRANCISCO, NOV. 30 I6b2.
Money Yesterday very easy at u per cent per
month, Atlantic currency. Exchange, 1914 2OS Dis
count. gold 5a premium; legal tender notes rs sc.
Mining stocks continue the subject of considerable spe
culativc investment. The Opher mine, had advanced
10 SIS 900 per foot Trade generally exceedingly quiet
The ship Logan has been chartered for New York.
Lieutenant Nowrey has been released from Fort Gaines
The people Of Lewist,n in the Salmon river mines in
Washington Terrsry, have organized an extensive vig
lance committee. Books open register The
Of all persons willing to combine TO suppress crime The
members dr in military style asd guards regularly
Stationed to protect the highway.
The New York herald., 1862-12-01
SHIP NEWS.

Sbip Tanmerane. for Philadelphia OF ChincrAgue dss
tance y mites Sc
Schooner FL en- Bell. from Porto Rico
gark Kreu2burg from Bremen. ~ days.
Bark Rob Roy, from Glasgow. hS days
Bark George Kid, from London 60 days.
Bark Elizabeth Young. oi Yarmouth, Ms
All by Pilot Boat Ezra Nye, No. 2.
The New York herald., 1862-12-01
DECEMBxK, 1,

In Constantinopo music 6oasishes. Tue opes hcuss
has been renovated tiers O. boxes added, and N
effective troupe engaged under the management Of N.
Pessr The Sultan patronizes ths Opesa being imself
composer OF no merit
The Pacha Of Egypt is likewise a. amateur Of music,
and has engaged company Of artists who arc " give
series OF light operas at Alexapdsm L --L
The New York herald., 1862-12-01
omcia, Ora wings or the Delta w~re stat


DELAwARE, Extra Glass 5l5-Novemher ~, 1852.
10, 54, 2S, rs, 81, l, 81, S, 62, 20. 33.
pZLAwARE ClAss 395-November 20, 1867.
80 7G H. 10, 33, 10, 63, As 5, 81, %, 46, 8,
JOHN A, NORRIS 4 co.
80 . - Wilmington, Delaware.
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Royal Havana Lotiery.-A Premium Of
l2is raid prizes Information frrnfhc iigh
paid for donbloons American gold and slv-r.
TAYLOR Co. BANKERS,
No 10 WALL
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Co s Kentucky aud Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY, EXTRA Glass G7-November 30 1862.
81. &c, IA, 3S, 81, 3. H. AS, 75, ID, 81.
KESrucKy. Glass 56s-Novepber 90 1862
50, 81, 6S, 10, 81, q 25, 63, 40, 66, so, 20, l3.
Circulars sent Tree Of charge by addressing either 70
MURRAY. EDDY co.
Covington. KY or ST Louis Mo.
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OMciaI ORA wings of the Library Asso.
cation company's Lottery. of Kentucky.
CLASS No. 4I5-Novcmber 20. 1862
40, 5s, 81, II. "A, 81. 2, IL, AZ, "a. go, 45.
Class No. 6-Novembcr 29. 1862
50, sc, IL, 55. ", 8, 81, 33, III, 26 20. 40.
For circulars. &c, address
II. FRANCE & CO.. Covin,tor Ky
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New Currency Magic Pocket Books. A
large assortment at wholesale j. r. DILLEN, manu-
factnrer u Ann street, New York, up stairs
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Heavy Knit All Wool
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
On hand aud made 10 order by
uNIoN ADAMS No 6s7 Broadway.
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Prizes Cashed la All LegmIfx~d I.otte.
rtes. Information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker,
No II Wall street (rsom No. H. New York.
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II tine Baby fs Cutting Tc

Album Photographs, Equal Only 10
the HOLMES park gallery, 2Gs Broadway So per
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Eight Cartcs de visitc for Sl-Equnl 20
the made BALCiIS. 233 Greenwich ST., cor Barclay.
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Dr. Hmnfcr's Old and Only Once is nj
No. Dyisioa street. New YORK city. Established A. ID
1854 The Doctor be consulted irjh elocA A. NJ Int
4, NJ