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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1862-05-24
NEW SPRING GOODS
AND CARPETINGS.

AND CARPETINGS.
We are now receiving NEW GOODS adapted to the
present and approaching season. which desire to sell
low the pres-u times and prices will permit W.
also offer good assortment Of Carpets, cos'sting of
Tapestry, Brussels,
Imperial Three Phys.
Supcrtinc Ingrains,
Common do, from ST cts. mp,
Venitian for Entries and Stairs,
Dutch Wool and Remp,
Coco and Canton Mattings,
Floor and Table Oil Cloths.
RAG CARPETS made TO our own order,
to which we invite special attention.
WINDOW SHADES,
STAlR RODS,
FLOOR DRUGGET,
STAIR OIL CLOTHS, &c.
W. have been appointed sole agents for this city for
the sale of DOWNS a. BASSETTS
EUREKA SKIRTS.
These 1t PATENT ARTICLE and do not rise in front
and get entt,nglcd behind when compressed by the
wear"r in the act Of sitting They made Of excellent
nmtcrat: aud prices low.
We offer number Of
ong and Square Blanket Shawls
Also FRENCH RROCIlE. at reduced prices and the
lalanc" of our MEMS AMI BOYS SllAWLS at very
low rates.
CIiALlES and other Dress t's~ls at 2itcrts worthy
of notice. JOHN 5. KfSNARD,
JOG MARKEr STREET.
March J. f%2e Wilmington, Del.
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DRESS GOODS.

DRESS GOODS.
DLAIN Rich Poplins; Striped Moscm-
L bcque; Plaid and Figured do; Embroid-
cred Velentia; Figured Armada, new I;
Handsome Challa; Fancy Lawns; Satin
Plaid Poplins; Cloth for English Walking
Coats Also, new supply of Plaid and Plain
material for Boys Clothing Coaburg Cloths,
just opened and selling Cheap for Cash, at
the Store Of 4. BROWN, JR.
Elkton, May 10, 1862.
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+ lME and PLASTER Chester Valley
- Lime supplied by the car load, for Agri-
cultural or building purposes; and Plaster
always on hand. For sale by
Feb 1b sJoHN PARTRIDGE.
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I ADJ rs buy yaur Skirts of 7. DRENNEN,
IL Elk on. who is selling the best Skirt to be
found at the lowest price mar %.
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o whom it may concern, Greeting Whcrca
RlTTENHOUSE Y HESTON

A RE continuing in the business Of selling
IA GOODS to all who may favor them with
their custom, and having an extensive and
general assortment, such as the community
requires, they have come to the conclusion
that {" nimble sxpencc is better than a
slow shi ling;" and in order to realize it,
they will on Washington's Birth Day (22nd
of February commence on the
CASH SYSTEM.
Then bring on your MONEY, and your
TRADE, which will be allowed the highest
price for, and we will try to accommodate
you on very small profit.
RITTENITOUSE x HESTON.
Rising Sun, Feb Is, l862-3m.'
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D1OSPllATIC FERTILIZER.-Task 4
L Clark's Fertilizer, containing all the in
gradients necQ ssary to fertility. For sale by
JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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ETcES l2l[NT.

A HOUSE AND LOT near Prrryvillc.
IN Has formerly been kept as Il Store, and
is Il good stand. 1t would be suitable for Il
mechanic. Possession given at any time
For further particulars apply to
J. EMORY KNIGHT.
MAY L. 1S62-tf
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I AIDES KID GLOVES, best of quality. for
IL sale by T. DkENNEN
T AIDES HEM STITCHED HANDKER-
IL CHIEFS, IL bargain. nj Z. DRENNEN'S
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ME" LAWNS.

II w IN w NS9
IL GIL II G LICO T. S j.,
COTTONADES, BROWN LINEN DRILL
ING, heavy; BROWN LINEN DUCK +;
CHEAP STRAW HATS. Received this
week, at r. +. MAYS.
May II, 1862.
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A GRICULTURAL ENTS.-
II Van Wrinkle Grain Fans, Pennock's Corn
Shelters Flows of various kinds Wiloughby's
Gum Spring Drills, Rays Reapers and Mowers.
Steel Spring Rakcs, &C., &c. For sale by
JOHN PARTRIDGE
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Receipts and Expenditures


" May, 1861 to May, 1862:
Balance in favor Of the town, May,
1861, Sl32 20
Interest received, . so
Taxes for 1861, CAB ~
Allowance from Cecil county, 100 90
Street dirt sold, fines, &C., 70
Total, SSS7 IL
PAID AWAY.
For work and materials for
Streets, Side. Walks, &c,
as per vouchers, 1886 Is
For Note for Hose for Fire
Engine, gold deh,J 2l4 50
For Commission, &C., to
Bailiff, 60 O5
For Freight on Curb Stones, 60 90
For Advertising, ii 90
For Keeping Fire Engine,
and Hose, in Order, 1900
For Secretary's Services, 1000
For Expenses of Town Elcc-
ton, Judge and Clerk, 4 90
For Error in former Accounts. 454
For 1nsolvcnts and N on Resi-
dents, 531
1882 3s
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DlIODEs SUPER HOSPHATE-!ts uniform
~ ity secured by forfeit of 81 900 if any sample
is found below the standard
The State Chemists Report says: Sieve raj
Phosphates used in Maryland have fallen of.
whilst the quality of Rhodes has been main
taincd." For sale by
Sept II, 1861. JOHN PARTRIDGE
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GAIT by the sack; Rock Salt; Turks
- Island. For sale. d. SCOTT X BRO.
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CHEAP JOHN

TNAR by tho Barrel or in smaller quantities -
l. For sale by d. SCOTT 4 BRO
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Rays Nation al Harvester.

ID AVS Combined Reaper and Mower.
IL For sale by JOHN PAR FRIDGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-15
Ho.x-A shameful hoax was perpetrated in Troy

HoAx.-A shameful hoax was perpetrated in Troy
on Wednesday. All the physicians in town were
called TO meet at tho house OF Charles Graft No. lOi
Third street, at a given hour. The hour arrived,
and so did the doctors. In single carriages and gigs,
10 wagons ard on foot, tho disciples Of Escuapius
approached the portals Of No. lOi Third street. is
Charles Graft ini" "Is this the house ct which
was requested to attendi' "Does the sick man
1.-Two here I" were the questions asked The family
who occupy the house were, OF coure, unaware OF
The existence OF indiyida. by the name of Craft,
and were very much annoyed at the infpx Of callers.
The doctors who had received the mysterious letters
began at last to compare notes. ard found that they
lad been MADE the victims Of foolish hoax. Ii
.as finally resolved by the physicians in eonsalta-
ton assembled to treat the perpe,rator to course
Of the nost nsnseous remedial agents known TO mo
phsrmacepna, III allopalhe Gcses-when they caught
him,
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EEGOHLyN ITEMS.

ARRIVAL or the TwESrY-H1rH CossEcrIcUr
REGINESr ~ WILLIAssBUBGH.--Thisr regiment ~.
rived yesterday morning, and were landed from the
steamer Commodore ut the foot II South Sixth
street. They were very handsomely received aud
the ladies residen, in South Sixth street provided
them with q substantial breakfast. Tho regiment
numbers about 800 men; they are now encamped
for short time n, Eat New-YOrk. A finer looking
body Of men We have seldom seen. One Of the
priystes, Mr. Alfred Davis, is 60 years OF age ard
has three Sons aud son-n.aw in the ssme regi.
men,. The regiment ia to join Gen. Bsnkss eXpe.
dtion, ard is commanded By Col. Kmgsey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-15
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF KEw-YoRK. Nov IA
Cleared.

stesu,hips-Hslnmo nis tEauigr,i schwensen. Hanbdk
Dale
shps-JsIe uish Thompson, Blake Liverpool e. Thomp-
sons Nephcw; j. T. Wheeler, Gsdd Gissgow. w. A. Mel.
son WIN Tapscot jansen, Liverpool Tsscott Co. Rock
City OBJ Liverpool, J. G. Macarthur; Geo. Washington
lBr). Wsker, London.
Berks-Elen stevens Thomes Portland; Lebanon Giles
Hsvre Boyd He;ncken "A &. Aikius Hemq,ugway New.
Orleans Robson sosdck; kns.is t8r.l HcKie 8 Ego,
grinnc Mnturn Co.; Fanny Eai-r Lodge. New Orleens
N. l. McCree1y Co.
Brigs--Ocesn Spray tBrl Kshoe. w.xfO,d W. H. Powell
Mary lBrD, Mckeuzie 81 John H. t.. a. Sulitbsn Co.
Ellen Dcke (Br) McEIinney s. lohu's y. y, H. J. c.
A. Dewolf; Northern Light Brl Gs1ison 81 Johns n r.,
3. Small Co.: Grace Wortarg. ~ BIZ Stevens Bsiss.
b. Alexander Sou HeTDMe IDOL Pyois, Amsterdam
Frnch, Mencke Weadt Ida Abbot, tDG Gaze, Bathuss
w. c. C., VIM IssIlL
Schooners-wm Benen.. Parker Newport West Clean
Tar, Glo,ces,sr; Merry Parker, Petty. Washington Van
BTuDl Ssghi D. 81 Wiillsns Giant. Warrington, Van
Br,nt Sasht; Elizabe,h, Snow, Orleans; Bss Butler
Crowley febern Joseph Holmes Appleyste, Wsshipgton
Golden Gaze: Weeks, CaHbrideeport baker Dayton Wan
6efer bncwllon Philadelphia, J. " Brgs.i John Oliver
Sands, EdgarowuI Lscop. Baker. Boston, Hattie Coonbs,
Coombs -. Pierre r. p Buck Co Alice (Br Thomp.
son. St John ~ b., Y. ]. Eevius son, Artist Hobart,
River Kenny Psnthes Clark Philadelphia II. $. Rskst
Minnie Cobb, Averil Belfast; D b. Baylis Jayne, Prov
dsnce Cycons WEIGH, Nenbesn' Onward Brj, Cosiasst
HaifLI, D. K DewolE
e;ssmer-Plsnct, Young, Washington
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-15

A ToUcRIsG IScIDEST.--When i was in Je,ler-
con City ast Fall found the hospitals In the most
fearful condition you can imagine. cannot stop
to tell you OF the scenes | saw; IL Is enough TO say
that one poor fellow had lam there sick on the hard
boards end seen five men carried away dead, one
alter another, from lis SIDE. lie was worn to a
skeeton--worn through that great sores were all
over his back and filthy beyond telling. One day,
luile before my visit, old Hannah, black woman,
who had some washing TO do for doctor, went
down the ward TO bunt him up. She saw this dying
men, and had compassion on him, and said, o,
DOCTOR let bring this man 10 my bed, to keep
him off tie floor" The doctor said, 1" The man Is
diving; he will be dead tomorrow" Tomorrow
came, aud old Hannah could not rest. She went 70
zee the man, sad lie was still alive. Then she got
help took her bed put the man Oh ii, and ear
red him bodily 10 her shanty; then she washed lin
al over as a woman washes baby, aud fed him
with spoon, and fought death hand to hand day
ana night nud bea, him back aud saved the soldiers
lie. The day before | went to Jefferson the man
had gone Oh Il fnrloagh 10 his home 10 Indiana. He
b,sought Hannah 10 go with him, bat she could not
spare time; there oil that washing TO do. She
went with him to the steamboat, got Linn fixed Just
TO her mind, and then kissed hin, and the man
lifted up bis voice as she lett him and wept ike
child. say we have grown noble ia our suffering.
ROBERT COLiER
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E9hly in tho war this dwelling was occu
nd lY the Ennlederata General ulrn.r VIII wig

ned ty the Confederate General Hsrper, who was
.suceee6ed by Gen. Joe Johnson; and the Ielonbia-
lie StcnewGll Jackson completed its tii, Of
distinguished Rebel tenants. ifnches dug hy
hless men, cin 10 plainly oiscovered in front ri
Bolivar Highie are 100 4 ct above tie rivers; YET,
as We look down upon them from this elevation
tU feet LignsI-they seem elmost level with the
Potomac. Harpers Ferry, directly beneath us,
presents m odd resemblance 10 those toy towns Of
painted bio lie which patent Dutch carpenters, who
have not too much 10 do, whitte ont in The intervals
# business. derive IN uncomfortable sensation
from the contemplation Of It's chimney pots and
r,lips which are az though they were seen through
ito wrong end Of telescope. The wel-known
precipiCe fascination overcOnes me-and ] retire
lest ] should make Sam Patch of myself, ard Jump
for the church splre.
Ga the Maryland eide Of the Potomac, some miles
TO Your right as you face Harper's Ferry, ard oppo-
site Pitchers Mill, is another battery commanding
river ana road.
Directing Your observation now across the plateau
of Bolivar Higlts, III the direction Of Cbaresiown,
you bring Small wood Ridge within the field of your
glass-aiely q clump of trees, of which, however,
Only very few are now standing. Here on last
Monday night, the Rebels captured soma of our
pockets, emo their Own pickets stl lark within three
miles OF the spot.
To the east, across Pleasant Valley, you difcarn
the pretty Nilisboro' Road, winding, in line OF
grace and beauty, up the lovely valley which Is in-
closed between soath Mountain and Loudon Hiyhts.
On tine 14th OF June, 1851, two Rebel reginen,s-
one Of them commanded By General, tneh Colonel,
a. H. Hi-marcled, by this road Around he bare
Il l.Oudon Hgnts, and pushed on toward llilisboro
and Leeeburg Harper Ferry WIS then evacuated,
and Johnston fell back TO Winchester.
was about TO venture upon a description Of the
Potomac rs it breaks through the South Mountain,
of the appearance OF tie river looking eastwardlJ
from ibis point to Berlin and Knoxville, nnd Sugar
Loaf Mountain in the distance, but hear your cor
respondents thunder.
South Mountain is on fire. Over the smoke, 800
feet aloft calls into the west, tranquil pinous,
great eagle. Out OF the west, as irunquiiy, iioas
his placid mate 20 meet bim-a pair If mort Inpos-
ing presence, who have looked iu,o the eye Of The
sun. ano made excursions among tie tbuuGer! 10
their sublime repose how Insignificant the pop aud
hzzle Of these guns
Six miles Off a, Berlin, we see the Iontoon bridge
over which Reynolds and kliz John Porter crossed
on the 3Oh of ast month, and marched over tie hills
toward L0yettsile. At the sane time Sedgwics
crossed the Shenandoah by another, aud advanced
in The direction OF Shanandse, while Hancock
pressed upon the eDemys lines At CharlestowD. Bni
am at the end Of NY te,her. The rest for another
scTeed. ALIAhoNI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-15

A Rich CAss.-Wending our weary way home
ward ast night at late hour, after the list bit OF
"loca" copy bad been set AID the last proof read.
we cane upon an Individual clinging afectionately
to lanp.poss. lie was inebriated. We asked bim
what be- was doing there, and he replied, "wsiting
for lection turns-can't 70 home till know whose
lected got ten dollars let tina, Sc lbicj Seworth !
best Wadsmour. Got any tuns from (hicl New
burghl MOI Guess Newburgh zal right for
Seworth Qliel. Ran for Sewcrthl N'ork STATE u
20 license, sure-N'ork States u good feller-so s
Seworth-Im in fsyorf lhc) telling our erring
zzz.rs TO q, in pesce-seworth IL, too--erring ziz
zers' good fcller-dont want to zasperate erring
rizzers-Id lem go--so yanjoureu--sod SO,
worth--so'd Ben. Wood--bet he wood. Les seed
olive branch to errng lhicl rzzers. Easy 'nongh 10
stop the war, let ehing rrner keep hou,e ioi
us--thats was the matter. 'Rsh for sewoith and
erring zizzers! Has lection turns brought ANY
teeg raph ofice Has erring zs lhic rizzers carried
any States in Nev-Jerseyi Tell US tho Dews,
can YER
We LEFT bin si'l cngiug TO the lamp-post, ard
shouting hysiericaly for "Seworth and erriug LIZ
Eers." Guess he must have been " butternut.
lCleyeland Leader.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-15

CoroEERs' ISoUIsTs.--C Coroner Morris held an
inqu,. yesterday upon he body u Peter fsbbons who
died .udd-ny York street Thusday usht fIeu dseaAe
tie LosrL The decessed Employed IN the Navy
he leaves vile aud several children.
Az inquest held upon the body OF Dennis shehsn
residing ct no. - State street. ~ho fell down stss ILlrs
dag pishi Add sustained injuries which caused bis death
lLs isoeased We. about 10 yrsrs Of age.
In Lr ess. Of Air Firbbou. pears that hs found
dad on the sidewalk snd nvryed 10 the Forty second PIE
cuo 5tsonou.c large crowd soon gather ed there AUD
several p-sons positively Identified hil Us Mr. Burn, fe
.iasx ~ that The family of tho snpposcd de-
ens.sa Mr.. Buns had suddenly dropped
oead tho wife and children consequently much dis
e,.sd Some lime thereafter the Coroner sent to tr hon,.
for the vile ens1s her to identity tho oody but when tue
me called be found A buns sng by lis stove oou
usernty nokng pipe The had dIied hor tears aud
ibe ehdr.n hsppy could 10 Toe deceased fH-
sibbous vs. % not tieut.hsd till next morning..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-15
NEW-yERsEY ITEMS.

OpssIro or rRE HoBoKEs AVID NEWARK KALI
RoAD.-rbe Hoboken and Newark Railroad, con-
necllDg with tho Morris and Essex Railroad, was
formally opened yesterday. A trsiu containing the
directors Of the Morris and Essex road and their
friends along the line, left Newark about Ii a. n
and ran over the road to Hoboken in IS minutes.
At the latter place collation. was partaken of at the
iioboken House, aud speeches were made by Mr.. j.
p. Bradley, C,rilandt Parker and otbsrr. The
trains will commence running regularly on Wednes-
day, and excursion tickets TO Newark and return
will be sold a. 30 cents.
The trains Of the Morris and Essex road will not
run over this route until after the 18th Of October
ne t, at which line their contract will terminate
with the New-Jerey road. Il lie also expected thai
by that time the latter road will be extended to
Easton, and connect with the Pennsylvania roads at
that place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-15

A CrRIous STUDY.-How many kinds OF insects
are in existence 10 question that would require d
good deal Of figuring. Whence come many varieties
il another question 10 which 10 one obn pretend to
give an answer. Scarce q species Of plant exists
without distinct variety OF insects that grow upon
Il. The idea appeaIe absurdty, yet 1t seems IA II
animal LIE was impaired by light alone, where lie
germ bad 10 existence. A curious illustration OF
ibis was recently shown TO US. Mr.. Hubble II, the
well-known apOthecary, Yves experimenting upon
different ooorod gIass, with view TO inoiug the
tint that would best prevent chemical change IN sub
chances contained in the jars and bottles made IRON
Il. This was four years ago. lie aTlned the tett
10 African peppers. These peppers me bright YER
million In color with surfnce beautiful IA coral
They are as hot as % dozen Amerlcan-grown peppers
conc ated into one. lie filed with them two
aIs one OF white glass, the other OF blush green
made to his order. The peppers In the white jar
underwent change, and after two years. though
the vessel was Theoretically sealed were hlled with
minute worms. No ordinary veImin could exist
among African peppers. Opening the jar snort
time tince there was nothing left but oJoress pow
der, utterly god Of pungency, composed OF the.desd
and dried worms and the worthless debris 81 lie
peppers. Tie contents of tho other jar were Us
sound and ns bright Az tho day when first de
potitod. We were also shown thu can OF snOow,
q medicinal root in thick slices, brought from ST.
IBERIA IL had arrived sound, but not being ininis-
dately used had become full Of little purple Insects
unlike to anything bereabouts to be SEEM The germ
of these insects must have existed when IL was dug
up by the Russian exes iu the high latitude from
which it cane. Ii not, why not BE this "a 1t
may, tho fact is worth knowing that sreenish-bue
glass neutralzes the chemical agency Of light. and
entirely prevents the elorescences OF chem sats
and tho deterioration OF quality in articles kept ia
bottles Of that color. Phil. n. Am.
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CETy ITEMS.

THFarFps, &cin - ernoon entertainment will
be given to-day by Inc Ka,ela, commencing at two
o'clock. Mr. haf1ettIs extraordinary Ape piece,
Dc Pon,o,' VIII be- represented md Young iInefl-
ca" viii exhibit Lis trsI ole feais The usual per-
iormance will take place in the evening.
Mr. Edwin Booth appears this evening for the
last time at the Winter Garden, his engagement
closing with this week.
Campbelrs Mnstrels give to-day at three o'clock
un extra concert at the Palace Of Music.
The last concert of "Faiher Reeds Old Folks y
takes lace tonight at living Hall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-15

A MODEL sPEEcH.--At the presentation OF a
pistol to u brave Connecticut corporal, tho orator
apotirophized as follows:
CoRPoRAL; My heart Ia foil These nes try the souls OF
ell. we'll pocket. Ny wods nust be lew ara 70
and John Charles also. Soy you viii kc'oise .hs. -
big thing and that you ses Il, Shoot % IT, sitr .i
hip and high and pay no retud to camphenc oIcktHs
Bat beware Of old bourbon. 10 your duty Joan hte
" drafts. Don't 10 OF Of hafcock. sad Keep your po
pointed hvw yss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-15

A soldier in one Of the hospitals, who had lost one
Of lis arms was rejoicing over the fact. Said he
" My grandfather lost a ley in the Revolutionary
War; aud our family have been Dragging over 1t
ever since. That story is an old one and now am
going 10 be the hero Of the family"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-15

PREsEsrAIIos.--0n Thursday night Col. Chas
Morton Of the 4th Regiment Metropolitan Guard
wa preseuted with n fine horse, sword, revolver
etc. The presentation took place at the Forty.iiith
Precinct Sttion-lIouse, aud was made the occation
of tie Interchange Of much friendly sentiment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-15
ArnI,T OF A NOTORIOUS COuYrrRFEIrEr

AnRIsT OF NOTORIOUS CouNTrRFCIrER.-
YrssrdAy Detective S.0vey. arrested God iiyefs siD
As.n ala. OeoT.o Cfoss, sas O-Cfge Thou p,ou on q
Gin re passing IL spp.sgs tnet the
lnfoItr ago went Eie the clothing SoI.
81 Blun Coz Bowcfy sLd rufchi.td un overcast IN pay
m,ut tor winch ne tsBaeTrd 400 bib poTpofiing ~ be
.,ld by Ii,y Ban, 81 Norwich, Conn ard received IN
clsl tn- 90 cureut fund na subss qgentiy he
1 1i. b. c1lilgIieiL Ihe -hO 500
iAe cal, Police ne.llu-,er. and indsnihed a. yer
ys4.ou psscd e.. c,puefieit Al bAlryn's lie
.to. 10 Ia been ssSaftd iD pis,ng
qu.it e. a DO clulefe ia ito Essien stte.. fefson.
v4cliIto "a TIA ~! see The prisoner
by ,isliny tie ps,ectvc onice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-15

The GUSBoAT NAUGATUcE.-The Stevens gun
boat Naugatuck, which has been lying of Hoboken
for repairs since the bursting of her lOOpound rhed
gun has been thoroughly repaired and will leave
for Washington, where she has been ordered, in a
few days. A 100 pound james gun has been mounted
10 place of the rfed gum
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Good for Binghunfon!


70 N' Ed'toT 0 The Ny. 1r.IunA
SIR: notice that you give Smitbfeld and Gene
the credit Of having made clear z.In in the late election
their votes for Lincoln. The town Of claims
similar distinction. Bnghanon cast for Lincoln si ,o,es,
for Fusion 90. For wadswOIb $40 voes for se,rpo.r
6l2 Clear GAIN votes net gain, 1885, The majority N
Broorne County shcud bs 5a instead Of ls4o In you
table. G.
BinghamtoH, n. Y, Nov. 9, 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-15

METEOR A remarkable meteor WA sscn at the
observatory connected with Dartmouth College on
Friday Oct. "A. Compared with Mars, its biilliauey
surpassed that Of the planet which At much rosen-
bled. having ruddy tiDRe. 1t was followed by a
distinct explosion o, blush light, independent Of s
optical TRAM TWO or three times its own dianeter IN
Length.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-15

TnK BRooELYS OKPHAS AsrLuM.-The amount
OF subscriptions already received in aid Of the Brook
Ign Orphan Asy lum, recently destroyed by fire. is
ovor g., 900. A ladies fair is now in progress ut
Montague Hall in aid Of tho same intuition, and
Csshew Hose Company No. II will give ball at
Montague Hall. during tho present month, for like
pu pose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-15

THH KISos CoUsTY CAsyAssERs.-The Super
yisors, as = Board of Canvassers, yesterday COM
pletsi the Of all the city wards and county
towns, and will declare tbs result this afternoon.
Somc iuperfectous in The returns prevented them
from footing up the result LAST evening