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The New York herald., 1862-09-16
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ny Thousand troops State service 70 march 70 the
border twenty i've thousand reported having
responded, and rosis for the Cumberland Vale
me men are all armed At this place, and the comps Aiss
orsanrsd into regiments Never has there been. such
IN uprising Of people The keystone stsA AAs teen
aroused and voc eetide the invaders Of her sSil
We have all sorts Of rumors here as TO <rmshcs and
battles victories and defeats The fact ~ Tho rebels are
nnding position Maryland rAteoaeae and are
aking haste to leave Sts borders whAsever has be~
a. was their intention whether sfp rs e,at 70 -tA
draw our forces before W Ahsyscac ssges recrus
supplies Maryland, isvassa cs Pennsylvania
their object has dcsAied There ba no 0ou,,t
that ono week since, had JSeksone reb0 cavalry, ct
which stated As had fssm eight 70 zen tAousapl.
made rasd 'aso the Cumberland Valley, there would
have Scsa no opp osition their sweep dcsoa0n out
& day hys past fer the yeomanry Of tAs gocs old
Commonwealth have arisen their oesy rnght TO
drive tho rathless Invaders from her borders.
Gradually the excitement is wearing away drvernor
Curtin made hysag visit towards the es and as
sursa the people. who preparing 10 leave their
homes, that shey should renaav for brethren from
anquarters cf she state wsuN rash,sg to thar relief
The marshs.tIg OF this asgsmaita the border
has already sad calming ,u,auenos. "a
The Cspsco grounds present the appearance OF yasa
camping ground. IlF'b,rc the militm sre orGanized
they ha-ng refused 60 90 Camp Cafhn They are an
independent set OF SeRows.
Brigsser General osary here bat eaves Today for
Washington He ycs suffers from h,s wound.
The rebels -a,a complain that their reception n
Aatsnd has 7ct'eeen cor,a sss;hey had anticipated
and hence secrossng cF apart OF their forces into
Virginia Tfs's not owing so.ysss OF sympathy by the
people Of Msrad, but caused by their trans
Ssrting the sea- of war shdt State
BY the lasizdvces rrcsn Hagerstown that ysace had
Neen evacuatad by the wcbe troops who 1t vs. stated
-xere in miserable pltht soar advance forces occupy
the town The whole Southern force has the
Potomac Our troops wilt hosiy pursue them-
Fears ssc entertained fc Cumberland, Nd, LoDgstreet
having gene in that droetoa
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CUR ALTOONA CORRESPONDENCE.

sLroosA, Pa, Sept. 49, NJ
Encsscwea in AsAscna-Locons aius Ready for Ad
panee-Ars tie ieoeis Nears-fcrasy'vax,a SAFE dc.
OiAers received here yesterday afternoon
from Harrisburg 30 have all the cDgincs at this
pcsu, fired ap land the rolling stock Of the
raslroad ready move. simultaneously with this
the companies here that under orders to move
70 Harrisburg had their orders coantermanded, and
Tor time urs town was in state of consernatsen'
fearing rcbsTaid This morning, however, the danger
appears 10 be post for the present there any;
the former orders to the troops have been reafirmed
The locomcoevcs, however TO the number Of forty are
hred up sta, nad ready 10 move at notice.
There always bctwee forty and fifty engines here,
and the rcIng stock tins juncton is always worth
bctwo4n s. 5S0 600 and 81 coo COO This the principal
station for repairing engines, and all respects the
most important station the road with the excepsion
Of its erninrs.
Ihe rebels have kept themselves xpecteily quiet
Tor few days that II is not impossible OF them
may oe sn this vicinity. We only sixty mics from
the Maryland frontier and consequently by any means
out oi the reach OF cavalry dash. Up the presen
have nothing 10 lead there is dan GER here
As messengers established all along the bouud
il not be that Curt may have recaiy
cd intelligence which led believe that some Of the
rebels we're moving westerly direction. This might
account for The telegraphic messages OF which have
previously spoken
AZ soon as tho dispatches reached here every old
ana shotgun that had been lying by years brought
out and cleaned and tried though formal notice Of
danger had been the citizens they kept vgiant
gnaodover the town all night Though there viii be no
regularly organized military force here to-day, yet the
Foe'sas OF the enemy cannot capture this place without
battle with the citizens.
Guerilla raids possible anywhere almost from the
Ohio to the mouth Of the Delaware IN yvana at
present. but the guerias be by far the heaviest
sufferers by such incursions As for formidable nya-
sson Of the state, believes II can occur.
The New York herald., 1862-09-16
SKETCH OF GENERAL HOOKER

Brigadier General and Acting MAJOR General Joseph
Booker commanding Of the divisions under General
Mcclellan native Of Massach sets from which state
he appointed cadet 20 West Point Military Academy
10 1898 Re graduated the 30th Of June 1897 stand
ING No u IN class Of nfty members, among whom we're
Generals Benham Arnold 7. williams, French scdgwick
Bates Todd and others Of the Union army Braxon Bragg
W Mackal J. A. Early and other noted rebel officers
TN the LIST Of July 1887 be promoted the second
cotenancy of the First United States artillery and on
toe si Of November 1885 further promoted to rst
icItenancy IN the regiment From July October
s. ls4l he the adjutant Of the Military Academy at
West Point and from l64I 10 1876 was the adjutant
Of hw regiment. lie served with distinction in Mexico,
and was ad.de-camp 70 Brigadicr General Hlmer lie
was - Nay s4T brcvettcd captain for gallant conduct IN
The scyea conflicts al Monterey which took place
2st I'D aud I3d days Of September 1875. His brevet
boro ihe ia-i mentioned date lie appointed on the
san as asss,ah, a6lt'ut general With the brevct rank
o captain, on nc AZ q march 1887 and in March $40
was urbcr hrceetod MAJOR or gallant and naertofoas
conduct ihc affair ~ tae National Bridge Mey,co hjs
hrcyri Eating rom June ~ 1897. II The same month be
recesed another breyctyiz. Ie1icnant cooie,or ral
liant and merorpns conduct ia she battle oi chsaetoc.
This hreve burc Date September ls Is47 o. IN, aa ~
Oysoher, lsss he appointed captain uf lie fr ar
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THE REJOIClNGS.
THE WAR NEWS IN THE METROPOLIS.

THE WAR NEWS IN THE METROPOLIS.
There greater and more general display Of bunt
ing in this city yesterday afternoon than wit
messed hereabouts for many week. The cause Of this
exhibition Of flags was the glorious contained in
Gen McCsans phy dispatches from the scat Of war in
Maryland The Of the rebels the Union arms
At . moment when everything seemed 70 be going bad
with the Union generals learned with the most in
tense satisfaction by the people in this city, and has ole.
waited glorious little Mac greatly in the estimation Of
all classes Of the community Nothing but praises OF
the gallant young commander were heard n the streets
yesterday.
INTENSE QUALIFICATION IN BOSTON.
BosroS, Sept. Is, 1862
General McCelans dispatches to-day caused much OK.
citement and intense qualification throughout the city
and State.
The New York herald., 1862-09-16
SKETCHES OF THE HEROES.
SKETCH OF GENERAL FRANKLIN.

MAJOR General William Benjamin Franklin Is native or
Pennsylvania, and appointed a cadet the Military
Academy at West Point n, m that State in 1885, He
graduated the Goth OF June Is43 standing at the head
iis ciSs, consisting OF thirty mine members, among
whom we hnd the Of Generals Grant, Of Illinois,
Reynolds, Of Ohio; Quinby and French Of New Jersey
judah. Steel and Peck Of New York Reynolds OF ind-
Augur, OF Michigan and many others in the Union
army besides few who have entered the service
% The lst Of july lS43, he appointed q brevet
second Lieutenant Of Typographical Engineers and the
2lst Of September 1916 received his fun commission
He served in Mexico and brevettcd arst lieu.
tenant for gallant conduct at Buena Vista
dating from February 23 ls47 This brevct awarded
IN May, 1s4s From July 1875 TO 1850 be Acting
sisiant Professor Il Natural and Exper Phos ophy
at ihc Military Academy West Point; He was next
placed On lighthouse duty, which appointed in
January, 1853 He received his full FIRST
lieutenant in March, 1858 and captain 1st Of July,
1857 In the Army Register for 1859 he the junior
captain but in the corps and in that 1860 last
boz two In the register for 1861 his stands two
degrees higher the roll there being four captains his
iunior On the l4tb Of May, 1861 he appointed TO
tie cooncicy Of the Twelfth United States infantry one
Of be new regular regiments the commence
Dcut o. the rebellion. With this rank he had charge OF
thefirst brigade Of the Third division Of Gen. Mcowes
army at Bull run Al the extra Of Congress he
WAS appointed brigader general Of volunteers with
Tsnt dating from May H. 1851 When army was reor
eansed under General Mcclellan General Franklin was
appointed to the command Of division, consisting Of the
brgsccs OF Generals KeArny, Newton and slccum and
when he army divided into corps command
Ior,D the FIR, dvsn Of the First corps General
hci-weIi HIS diva on subsequently, detached from
ths ssps. th5 Sent 70 operde the peninsula under
General Mcclellan. lie commanded the expedition TO
West Po'nt, anG was afterwards promoted to the
1uYdl lf
tie MAS engaged IN several OF the the pc.
nnsua including those of the days. For his
bravery several he was nominated brevet
hrgad er general o the regular army mao general
ef volunteers the latter rank ing announced in general
order publsked June "a, 1862.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A NTOKAKI AYASH
GUNJAH-WALLAH

The great Turkish eyharant nefvine for all forms
nervousness rheumatism, female weakness debility head
ache: substitute Tor liquors. qinne smoking; witb
out any traction. Beware OF oounrifcs Copyrighted
Send tor circular See advertisements tonorrows papers,
We are selling mmcise quantities Wholesale retail
agencies csiao Shed hIo the country Elegantly put
~ in gold silver sat and ivory boxes. % each;
boxes IN Turkish CARTON 81 Sole importers in America,
smoTT co. Chemists, ood's marble Buildings, sol and
563 Broad ay.
The New York herald., 1862-09-16
DENTISTRY,

A RTIFlCIAL BONE sNPERsEDEp.--IN ORDER TO
"A facilitate prJ.er appreciation oi the spcorityvf
wnc PA ina Fla Lays WILL until January next III with
at ha price all tby whomsor,er nirl which
bone hlns been picked brushed alien It
Is used sot without pain, disculos, Is perfectly
vseiess and equally pure ana durable assod
haf the Warranted teeth s. SIS,
god rubber
black, sc yer, stronger, clean
~. healthy and Leauul. Painless extracting by
mated st.tc b, the highest medical
riy entirely aless oicc removed 10 No "a Easo
Twenty second Lexington 0ramercy
park
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REsTAURANTs.

A NDERsON HouSE--i03 GRAND STREET THREE
n West ul Brnsdway. ired MCkonkt togyncr, n
the "Southwask shades No. IL Ann kitsel Wueld ~
happy his ud ltiends at the Anderson trec urA
every day, nom II ul occN, ale, truWu the won4
T. AekbNIla. Manager
(NOMEr HOTEL, % L1sPENAIiD srREEr-EAsy
~ and Free IaiNhy Friday Rn calN niay lrs rhe
best talent Ia t city. Messls Walters uWnnt cole
hIate1 ttn6rs. Russen ana C1Wcll, cOrriais krnn ~
anu Richmond lianiIs.y FRED. Hill Proprietor
IvNGLISH HAINCH OF MUrrON
u CllIgut liy aud Plum pn,l,ps
For dinner ue,iay. and Ln.i!sh Cheese af,a Celery
RICHARDSON, Agent W Maiden lane ,tner utiiau
The New York herald., 1862-09-16

Tho family of John Ross, the Cherokee chief. are rc
sng o. staten Island where they viii remain until the
return ol their Chief from Washington.
The New York herald., 1862-09-16
llAnnI.nrEa. ponn. scpt Is. 1so2.

hARHi,HcFG Penn, sept Is. 1862.
The toegruph wire Whlrh destroyed by the rebels
three mites on u avIsoNn win be replaced to-nisht,
and communication gh tn pace u4ain renewed
II il expected That Cen MsClellan WIN occupy Iagcrs
town oright vim lqre force.
The exc lcmot conlinu here the last call for the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-24

Brrr,ro Nov. . --ItouR quiet and s,eady. WHr'T
quiet for Upper Lase Sping saes reported Red Water
in . d-intni It 81 20 ohio T. TO- Illinois Corn is fair
demand At 49d5lc for Mixed Western O,rs quiet u SO.
BAutEy quiet az y % WHISKY dull isPoRIs to-day,
1900 bns Flour 2boop bush Wheat. llotO bush. Corn
49, bush. oati FxPoKrs6 go bbis. Flour 74OO0 bush
Wheat $1,000 bush Conn., 5000 BUSH Bailey, 1000 bush
Rye.
CSciSSATi. Nov. p FLorR In fair demand It - -
20 20 ,uprthrc WHEAT active 40Jc higher Rcd.
= %, White 81 ~. WHISKY oh,trd sp1ney ~ Jtc.
n"s orcHsd wi good dennni saes 5000 bead NJ % -
- au. bli closed duD tErrurs 1900 GoLpm 29c, De
maud Notes ne p y premium ErcusN1s arm ~ ral.
CHICAGO, Nov % flour dull and heavy WHEAT &C. TO
IT, hishr CoRs T.. to ic. higher. htcrrrs; 100 obs
Flour go bush. Com SHIPMENTS; aDi hhi FlOu 10 lO
hush. Wheat 5000 Ia b. Corn. tKlGuTs lc. lower EN
cu,sGr and Ool unchanged.
Muv.ArKEg. Nov. 2A-kL0rR dull. NuFArA shfde hrmeT
M 64a dc EE,rIPIs-2O bhl.. Flour 2hCuO bush. Wheat
SmpNsrs--OO bils Flour op0oO bush. Wheat. fHxGurs
nominal
O,wroo Nov 2,.-FforR unchanged WnF,r dull sales
OF 80 Onsh No CD ego eprlg a. q Oh CoRS quiet
CANAi FslisOu t.out .. 0lcc, " heat ltc.. Com iic
10 New YORK. HroRrs-9t0i bbl,. Hour ~ coo bn.h
Wheat 5000 bush. Com ~ O0 bush. Barley, -OJ bush
RE 900 bush. Pcas. ExrOkrA-J5Jl bhls. Flour q JVl
bush. Wheat. 1900 bush. Com. 2uh bash. Peas
fftLAnELrIiA Nov. 22.-fLOuK dun at 10 III q 40 =.
of 31ptinnr. MnTArS.rs 1000 bush % decline Of lc
I'll a for Red, end y 00 = 20 for White. coRN-Sa'e
100 bush. a. i.dJc. FOR Yellow Rio COFFEE Jl3JJo
LARD, lo0lNl9. MusKY firm az &C.
BALTIMORE, Nov. R--FIOug duh and declining. WHEAT
active iof White az laG pl 6J Red quiet a 4t4 3D.
CoEs STEADY at IA lac for White aud zoe. Tor Yellow
WHEY quiet al IA asItc, UhoSkRIgs dull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-24

CosSorrY AND OGoRMAs MEETIsG.-On Satur-
day evening meeting of tue friends Of Richard j.
Connolly aud Richard OGorman me, at the Jones
House, witch establishment during the past week
las assumed the appearance of Tammany in It's
palmy days. Delegations from the Constitutional
Union Party, The Jeiersonian Democrats tue Ger
man Independent Democratic Association, Peoples
Democratic Association, and the Central Richard j..
Connolly Association were present The FRIENDS OF
Justice Michael Connolly we're also present during
the early part OF he evening but retired from the
meeting with feelings Of indignation at not receiving
what they deemed proper attention. IL was freely
stated about the house that the Judge intended TO
run anyhow a candidate for Controller. Pendng
these lobby chatee, Capt. RyDders made his
ance ard WAS hnled 40 "WarnOrse No. = to
which he made answer by saying, 1oufe hebeis
and want nothing 10 do with ou'-QAietiy TAX
ny his brandy smash at The bar, kynders hiIeAed
np nls shOulder and after picking bis teeth IN u
liuors manner during which time lie was
closely eyelug .the crowd, he walked our:
After the election OF an Executive Committee md
the transaction Of some other business Senator Con-
molly Mas waited upon, AID appeared before the
meeting. lie made a few reinArks, thanking lis
friends ior the stand tney had taken IN bis behalf,
and setting forth Lis determination 10 remain Ia the
field as "a candidate for Controller. lie would not
give WY on any account, and hoped that hs trends
would lose 10 time IN periecllng TIER Arrangements
foT The cAInlAign. Subsequently, Mr.. Ottoman
appeared before tie meeting under escort Of the
Committee who Lad been appointed to v ait upon
him. Mr. . German, IN brlei speech, sPC-e OF tne
geaeral Dissatisfaction that bad been expressed by
tho srsat Democratic party ~ the nominations
which had been made by Ianmany and Mozart. IL
was nis deierminat on to remain a candidate in
the field o. ioDg he aad 20 believe that the
citizens Of Nc~-iorG desired h.s appointment 20 the
oico OF Cor, oraliOu Counsel, and would bestow
uIon him their tuimges. Mr.. OGornan express, d
his Acknowledgement ~ the Associations for the stand
they had iaAcL IA tie matter, aud cOulseed imIae-
diac, euer. cite, and . stematic action.
Tho hour Of mlnient had arrived before our re-
porer LETT the coucAye, aid az thar time al hands
were tusy engaged in maturing tueir plans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-24

Total 10 Nov. |. - 5lg255 81
The difference in this amount as compared with
the receipts during the corresponding period last
year Is owing to the neglect Of the banks to pay
their taxcs many Of the Banking Corporations hold
ing back with view Of avoiding taxation on their
investments in United States loans. Had the banks
paid their taxes promptly this year as last the re-
csps on the ls, inst would probably have Amounted
10 $6,OoO,OOO.
Several Of the banks have offered to pay the
amounts assessed against them, with the exception
OF tie tax imposed on those investments; but then
proposals have not been accepted. The Receiver is
not permitted to accept insallments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-24

THANKSGIVING Donations FOR THE SOLDIERS
The ladies voluntarily connected with the culinary
department attached TO the United States General
Hospital on Davids Island propose to Issue an extra
ration to the convslescent soldiers in that hospital
on Thanksgiving day. Those persons who are dis
posed to contribute Of their abundance to the sick
ard wounded soldiers requested TO send their
donations, all ready for the table or other 1se to
the places named in the advertisement, 70 be found
elsewhere in these columns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-24
TnAyrL on TIE SouND.--Os Born SrrAMEn

TRAVEL on THE SOUND.--Os Board STEAMER
CfrYor BosI0S, Nov. rs - HAoeoi the la.seu-
gsrs have been dr6l.d Ia passage account Of tic
safe Of tie and accident 90 the City II New foE.
l.leby made dependent upon the hospiuy Of the ocer-
md. Cant wilcox therefore the following resolution
offered by the Hon. T.. ;. Porter. Of T. ast Boston;
Aes1lrfd ha. folly appreciate The ability OF Csit WI
"a in ,snnrng The sesne cry OF boston under Biz
ld dmiug ct light IN the thick los aud rendering e
Gent aid th morning tho Cty OF New ios ami providing
90 e ll our wals also delivcILg 10 eNptdeuall a.
e has at our dsttiraton tender him and hoso under
him sincere thanks
Voted s e be- signed and preaened by he officers
Of The meeting w. HATCH, ChaiImon.
J. WARREs APPLEIOs, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-24

How SOLDIERS ARR CHThrED-WuoLEsALT
TRADE ~ STEALING CLoIHEs-John Lov-V re,iient Of
FactofyNlIr ). l. Saturday ted by Sergeant
LIc charge u ohtsuinf coil % Ycu the soldiers
Al tsmp Mcclellan. Loyes has been Ia The habit Il inviting
focleI 90 be place late night AID .htge furnishing thea
siih poor rf1ru, clothes in e1ctanse r their sImY
uliiom.. thereby facilitating dcseca and sNind.s the
,iDvs.f tho time. Upon his premises
found h-en airs OF oicf.' psuts snt ais IN
cndir f suit bc'n. ing l-seef nom the 1st Ne~
NofL n IN eat named Robert brown. Lovry taus
fcfTed custody Of United States Marshal Mmray. who
ned hia lofi Lay IN accordance with Es,ggc
lions from tho War Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-24

DRowsIsG CAsr.-At 81 o'clock on Friday even
ing Oce Of the Fh Precinct heard loud cal rom
bo.id Iiag tho foot OF Jay street ard
proceeding 10 the spot found Michael Kelly struggling 90 the
With tie al of aoorer- be The pier,
officer uccreed u bringing the drowning upon the
whsr but all Efforts resusc'hte him unlvar; De-
cessad resided No 10 Caroline and ployed by
john Roulke Ia Thuiysecold street Eleventh avenue
The body c0uyeyct to tho flh Pgec!lc Station House.
aud the COgouer Lounei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-24
roLlcr Mo,.NrNrs.-pnrinr lhe past week the

poIICE MISUNDERSTANDING The past week the
Police Commissiorc. made the following appointments;
CLars FoEay, 20 e Ah Precinct; Char - Doyle net
Daniel Lysnsht, Theenth. Dcuni, Brudtr Ninth Richard
Fleming finh. James sullivan, Seventh Wm. Rutherford,
Fint. Peter II. Miller, Iwtuty second; Nm 4 Is Wade.
Fourth Bernard o Rourk. Thirteenth and VIM. y. Griffith
the Ceura lice aud accepted te follow log rrsussols
John Niorsu. OF the S1ih Precincts VIM A. Robson Of the
Fith. John ". Uul OF 10 uwcntyhrt and John mason
Of the fwenty second Decentralization @. stookey Of
the Third. and John Mclaughlin OF the Foiiy-second.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-24

DRmocRATIc COUNCIL CoSyEsTIoH.-Ihe Tam
many and Mozart Council Conventions were held on
Friday evening. In tie Hid District an ameabe ar
rangement between the two factions was made,
each selecting three candidates. The Convention Tor
the lid District Adjourned to Monday. The isi ana
IVlh District Conventions of both organizations
placed in nomination full sets If candidates, being
unable to effect union. The following Gre the
nominees:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-24

LAUYcH-The steamer Fab-Kee lArnerlcan fia2j
will be launched from Wiilinmss ship-yard' Hreeh
Point, at 10 o'clock this morning. She has been
built for Whitnore, Cryder g. Co. Of New YORK. Tor
the China trade, and will be commanded ~ Captain
Hidreth. Her dimensions l75 feet long, ~ ieet
beam, and ISL feet hold. Size is $50 tuns register
thoroughly iron-strarped on the outside Of Frame
coppered on the stocks and Of sharp clipper model,
being designed for great speed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-24
CON STIT UTION wATER

The Grea. Remedy for the Constitution and TIE kpo,
Remedy for Diabetes and Diseases Of the Kisn.x.
Bladder.
THESE DANGEROUS AND TRorBLEaoHx D,ssisxs. vuo-
rave Tnus FAR RESISTED THE BEST Dinacrxp
TREATMENT, CAN DE COMPLETELY Coz.
TRoILEp BIZ rns REMEDY
NOW BEYoRs Cs!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-24
CITY ITEMS.

FoR THE BENEFIT OF Sr. AIMS CHURcH.-Dur-
inc the week commencing Dec. Is, a fair will 10
held 1T No. SOC Broadway for the benefit Of ST.
AIMS Church for Deaf Mutes. The ladies OF thIa
parish invite the ladies Of other parishes TO aid them
in the work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-24

JHE GULF TO BE RELIGHrED.-The schooner
Pk6fos. Which ,sed nom EegHedfo,d on "Wednesday On
her "sy nom Portland South materials To- the
ysldsl hLe vii report 10 the Lieh ous InpectoT a. Snip
lad vino will proceed T. epsiT such ylt HOUSES a. The ia
tclcsts Of navigation most urssntiy req1iTc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-24

BRooKIYs AcADrMT or MUsio.-On Tuesday
the orera Of Troyatore viii be played by MesdAEcs
Guerrabella and Morensi, and Mcsars. Bngno!i
AmOdio and Barili.
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Nrw-YorK HosrrrAL.-weekly Report to Nov.


LAWYERS, JUDGES aud STATESMEN will find
PuFsoto0l Of goat practical utility in hcr profession. It
will Teye, th. character OF clients Jurn~n aud egia
Examinations with fun written descriptions. given
daily by Fowler WELLS. No. g. Broadv ay, " Y