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Arrivals and Departures.

L. % E.swa. r aSsSs i s1ssa
kis.na, xr Rsysr Mr Alea.nder, Mr. Helm, M bug.
%s sn NJ ana Aae snc
NJ. S Sro sns "ss suSsr SG I & H s
spnney, Mr. Collins, Mr. Gouant Mr. Keongh.
and t9
Names. Brown For Eor,rs.s Mon1egSap Alfred Hoy
Of the ist 6 Union Vols; q seward, + Burrel +
TT s%h For ssers rf%sf Sm.a Me-
at A,eras; Orderly Sergeant frsio Sd
.NAs.AU .sp HAyAsA-s.esmship Pacinc.T P Tylaen. n
Gap, Keller Wilder ss Rbi:n. 4 TSc%p.o@ Ann
ssrd finsl ahf '1s Rseorcon @ %intesca Gepard
pqgYan, Gernell, feroer. Mooney, Forcoes Mrs
ss s ss Rs@ bay yn; %m rssss
ySus nd ,op e%p
slave LaVsuaer Mrs Gray, child and nurse -''
DEPARTURES.
LryrRpooI-stesmship scotia-Mrs Marks, Geo Aexan-
Der New % xorS Mrs Mrs GEoss Mrs. ssSSas
NJ. i'c we.S syrssa.s Mi,che Msnres r" TSoms: %
Riehardson Liverpool Mr. and Mrs gldsmerster and two
T NJ iss snsr
irS s%R %.s.s E sv rO d Sis s% s
liie, sciIas. ywsich, Fwcod Miss Mary Wood, Miss
Sss asIss SsS M. 'T s.ns. Ne: iss sss
soT sssF;Ts %srSiss ssi
Engler Baltmore Henry Lewis, New York; Benjamin.
London, Baltic, Montreal; Mr. and Mrs krcmeibcrg
three children and ant Miss krcmelburg Baltimore; Mr.
and Mrs Fry Miss Leig, Mrs Julia Leigh Hutch
Jr, Eobt Donald, New York; Captain ArscnieH and
want Russia Miss McMastcf TOrontoJ Marques Engiand
il Locknea, London; $ McNas,er Torcnio Mr. and Mrs
Eomperc Mr. and Mrs Person, Paris; Mr. and Mrs Henry
~ Halet New YORK; Johnson, Philadelphia James Bun
ton Jr Quebec; Hon John Mcdonald Kingston Ed Power
London III N \ Guaic, New York; W NesLit New York
Il Crsgcr Now yoik y Mcpherson, Toronto; Captain
Eook and ecryauf, Bnelard; Van AInn Lverpoo Chas
Bnmford, England; James NJ fnosh Qnebcc George Ma
nsw. nea SeB sosoa Il c"ns cars NJ s,"Ps
Lawrence and u Grant New York Chas Koch, Berlin;
Auausio Penrh, Samuel 1lNany and l. T James, New
York: George Morse, London w Wood, Quebec; Daniel
smith, saco Me; spring New YORK: Gco Tall, England;
Thos Howe, W Murphy, jas Murphy, William Best and
John norscaeld. New y.ik; W u Ashwerln Miss Jane
Ashworth and Mrs Ella Maxwell, Eughnd; John Miller,
lrcand David Rcbh England; james flckon, lIohokcn,
j; Mr. aud Mrs Henry swallow CALIFORNIA; Mrs T. Has
X a and II Il lrce fveppl KObt FarWesthtr, Scotland
4. Henry and wetglar New York Mornson 81 Louis
Mr. Grander. Mexico. Steele, $780, l6O ~
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Murder In philadelphia.

THILADELTHIA, NOV. ", IB6Z.
A horrible murder committed tonight in the vi.
cniiy Of Broad and Christian streets. Thomas william.
son was found dead in his house in shocking OF
mutation, his body being almost entirely severed in
two. man who Is suspected Of having intimacy with
his wife has been arrested, having IL i said, been
coming from the house after the crime COM
mittcd. Williamson soldior leave OF absence
and Of dlssila,ed habits
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Arrival OF sn Artillery Battery.

A Battery of arterv-thc Eighteenth OF New York
arrived in this city yesterday. They aeo intended
for Geural Banks expedition The following are the
officers in command
Capiahi---A. q. Mack
Senior First Lieutendnt-S, RI. Munford.
Jtg,io, FIRST L,euenant-S. ". Curtis.
Senior Second Lie,aenar,-S. r. Davis.
JUNIOR Second Lteulendnt--
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The Fine Arts.

SALE OF THE LATE REMBRANDT PEALE's COLLECTION
OF PAINTINGS.
On the 18th inst, at the Philadelphia Academy Of Fine
Arts sold large collection OF original oil paintings
by the late Rembrandt Peale The following is list Of
framed the amount expended by Mr. Psae for this pur.
Sienna sketch, Boys Climbing Trees, by Rembrandt
Study from Portrait, s..
Unfinished Portrait Of the late Or. Caldwell, IS.
Portrait Of James McMoutre, deceased, IS.
Lady's Ear from nature; magnificent production, 50.
Greek Mourner, 81.
Landscape from Durand's Study OF Nature. $l2.
f:'snS Gs,msr pas,,s sSsne,S q, slA'
Head Sfof1s' Of 1ia'dIsh, Il .SS $50. o.''''' ''''
Pearl OF Grief, $50.
Gipsy Mother and Child, 800.
Errina, Greek Poetess $40.
Braddock's Field OF the Mopsngahela, <2o.'
Tuscan Hat, SAT so.
Duchess Of Portsmouth, $50 so.
ScottHh LANDSCAPE $40
Gpardiab ab%ngel, an excellent production, $50.
Girl At the fodntsin, caSinst picture, sal.
Madonna, FROM ah Italian painting, $lIo
ns ns1ss ssRSs viSSl si.s Ssrs nn' painting $685.
Colossal Hsad Of Cais., well executed, s5s.
St. Cecilia, the Petroness OF Music from the cele
brated picture R16ens in the gallery at Mach, $780,
ST. Cecilia, the gtrOness Of Music, smaller size, Sle5
Washington copied from Pine, painted in 17S7 $50 So
washington, copy Of stuarts first portrait, painted
in lbs, $35.
Washington by Trumbull, painted In l792, $7O.
Washington copied from Stuars second portrait 1875,
SIPS
Incidents in the Life Of Washington, $l2.
Autograph Book, prepared with care by Mr.. Peae,
containing letters comendatory OF hrs original portrait
Of Washington from Chief Justice Marshall and other dis
tinguished men, with piece Of the colin Of Washington
pasted on the cover, $40.
Fac smils In OIL Of the Autographs Of Washington and
Napoleon, SIT.
Framed Monochrome of Washington, SIS. Several Of
the same, without frames, So.
A small lire engraving OF Washington, 50.
number Of copies, all proof impressions, sold for
IS cents.
small lithograph Of Washington, sold for $40 80.
Also, a small lithograph, SO 90.
Among this valuable collection colossal pr Ollie OF
Washington, which was bought at $40.
Also copy OF Washington from the portrait OF Charles
Wilson Peale (the artists father), 1772, sl55.
Washington in military costume, 500.
Washington in Senatorial costume, SIS.
Washington in Senatorial costume, very fine produc
tion, $105.
Washington, the equestrian portrait, reduced in size
painted in oil and highly finished, 1926.
Washington In military costume, from an original,
1895, S65.
Portrait Of Washington, $3.50.
Portrait OF Mrs. Washington, $3.50.
Equestrian portrait OF Washington, after the vrgna
beautifully framed. This picture PAINTED by Rem.
brandt Pcae with the view OF presenting II 10 the city
be placed in Independence Hall. 10 splendid painting
and when put up the bids on II quite lively II was
finally knocked down for 81 000 Mr.. Peae had refused
81, coo for 1t at one time during his life.
large lot Of manuscript notes In books also Of
fcred for SALE They entitled 'Notes Of the Paint
ing Room.p These brought SIS.
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Fortress Monroo.

Z HoNsof, Nov. ls 1852
foRrhhss -hinstoa. n O.
4. ohtoamDoat georgia lett mere Tor N... ~
this no NJ and Is understood she to run regularly be-
twesn ,ha V two points.
The Yorkto wn mail boat brought to Fortress Monroe
three Conedera e soldiers this morning, who into
the federal lines al Yorktown yesterday aud gave them
selves up. II is thought they are NOT spies.
There is an occasional fse alarm at Suffolk, but no at
tack is apprehended place by those calculated to
judpe
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BRooRiyN ACADEMY or brsc.-The performance at this
house on Saturday will not be "Camile," as originally
announced but "ovcr Twist" (Jcfersons adsptation)
in which Miss Matilda Heron will play her famous part OF
Nancy sykes. Those who have not seen her IN this
character viii do well their places time in
sdvsnce as IL is sure TO bring crowded house.
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The Draft in MiIyva ukec.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 10, 1862.
The draft in this city and county took place to-day
Everything passed off peaceably and cheorfully The
summary manner in which the government dealt with
Oyack county has put down feeling resistance among
the drafted Ralph G. johnson, prominent busi-
man "a of General Pane and other well known
citiz
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The Philadelphia Newspapers and the
Rise In Paper. Materials, tSc.
pmLApKI.rInA, Noy. l9, 4

TFNLADkTFFTAi NUFs To, ISbZ
AT meeting Of tho newspaper proplietors OF this city
to-day 1t was upnmously agreed TO combine s6r the pro
lection o their Interests in view OF the heavy advance In
the ,rce Of paper, Materials &c An increase IN the
charge subscription ed ction the size Of tho
papers is proposed aud ethor plan viii DO adopted at
y - dos
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Interesting from Nashville.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. ~, l6o

N1SuSIIH, lN0v' H0o3'
Many active rebels arc preparing to leave Middle ION
nessce in anticipation Of the retreat Of the rebel troops
The conscrips did not muster at hurreesooro - IN,
noupced The Union conscripts absconded.
General Bragg was al Tullahoms tho obor dav His
force was not mere. enea''an division was there.
Tennessee ana eood sour.nefn money good demand.
Louisv.,is ane SsShyle Railroad is reported open,
-. ...,,. bass through the tunnel % sqpdas
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Ma. M.soS JosEs' IEcTugi@ Living Hall was dcnsely
packed last evening by the announcement OF second
lecture by this gentleman The subcc, "Curran aud
the wits and Orators Of the Irish Bar, theme which
che lecturer dlacj FOR couple hours In manner thai
crchained and delighted his audience, the majority
whom. We need scarcely say were Of Mcsian origin.
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IRVING HAII.-Madamc do Lnssan's grand vocal and
Instrumental concert At Irving Hall this evening offers
tho promise Of rich TO musical amateurs Madame
Ernins carrere,a pupil Of rhabcrg and paniste who
has great reputation down South, VIII make her first
appearance before New York audience on this occasion
Madame do Tussan win be assisted in addition, by NJ de
Ia Perrcrc the accomplished French cnor Mr. Theodore
Thomas violinist. and Mr. Mosentha The programme
As an unusually attractive one snd with such combna
,ton of artistic ialeut, casnot fail to afford delightful
evenings entertainment.
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Omcis4Draw wing.o OF che Dela.sare ss.ss.

DKLAvRuE. Extra CLASS Ss7--Noyeriber 49, 1852
IS, sc, 30, l6, 10, II, ., T, a. So, CO. 49, s..
DsLkwAEr. CLASS ssG-E,senser r. 1862
40, 30, 3, 81, 90, 25, 46, Is, 65. a. l5, 10, SO,
Circulars sent BY addressing
JOHN A. E0RRIs 4 co.
WilGirrton Delaware
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-ovcments OF Ma assachusetts Troeps.

BOSTON, Nov TO. 1852.
The Massachusetts Ftieth regiment Colonel Hessor
left for New York at three O'Clock this afternoon via
Norwich. -Four more regiments leave the present week
and two early next week.
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Burning OF the Norway Iron Work

BurhfnE OF the NOrWay If0h WOFkS,
Boston.
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY woRKMEN THROWN OFT
OF EMPLOYMENT.
Bosros, Nov. 10, 1852.
The Norway Iron and Wire Works, Dorchester ave.
nue. South Boston, were destroyed by fire last night.
Tho building contained valuable machinery and large
amount OF stock.
About one hundred and thirty workmen thrown out
of employment by the fire.
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Co.'s Kentucky as,I snss1ir. SAFE Lotteries =
KENTUCKY. EsrRl lClass % -SovemDer ~. 1852.
AZ, "a. GS, 40, ~, 70. ~. .S4. 10. 3, 57. 80, "a.
KENTUCKY Ccsss 5i0--Novem yer H. 1854
NOT RECEIVED >s~ ..T
Circulars sent free ch.rc bv addressing rfthsPH
MURRAY, EOD5 81 CO.,
C0yington, Ky. or st. Ls,,s. xy
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coRcosAN's IRISH LEGION.

HEaDQCAITHRs, II CENTRE STREET, New YORK.
The second detachment Of men for this brigade will
leave this day for Newports News, Va All officers on
recruiting duty will meet vt IA Ludlow street, at
O'Clock d. with the necessary papers to get the
their bounty, the paymaster will be ready pay of
all recruits. By order Of PETER MEIIAN, Major.
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The Eric Canal Tolls.

BVFFALo, NOV, II, ISbZ.
Tho amour, Of tolls received in this city from the Eric
canal from tho opening Of navigation 10 the 18th inst
exceeds three million dollars
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Prizes Cashed I'm All Ecgaiized L,~-
tercs. Information given. JOSEPTs BATES, Broker,
II Wall street, room No. |, New York.
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~ Cartes tse Visite- 81, mt ynughan's, S2s
Bowsry; equal to any in Broadway for So Hotlcctaery
utqtl
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Prizes CasEed i'm all LogaHizoj Lotteries,
by A. DUNN, li0 Broadway, stairs. Letter
cations confidential.
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Royal Havana Loftery.-Psixes Cg Shed
and Information furnished Highest price paid nOu
blooms. TAYLOR Co, brhkers, IL Wall street
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No More Gray Hair.-Gra nd jeans Ccle-
brased consultation for the cmbeshment aud Of
the hair Onicc AstOr plRae.
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Hill, Inimitabl Cutter OF Hair and
whskers. Hair Dye 90 cents, black brown. No. Baf
clavg gtreet
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Trusses.-Marsh a. Co.-Rndicnl Cure
Truss Onlce st ct No vcsey street. Astor House. No
connection with any other Office Of the name LADY
attan ant
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OMcini Drn wi,rgs of thr Lthtarl

CLASS No. Ss1--aovember 10, 1892.
Ga, s, 80. 2, rs. -, ~. 81, 81 J. 81 &c, n
CLASS No. S93-NovcmberI9 Isa
NOT RECEIVED.
For circulars &c, address
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MOVEMENTS OF TRgups.
Arrival OF the One Hor.dred and sixty
first Regiment New York state voiun-

first Regiment New York state Voiun'
teers.
The above regiment arrived in this city yesterday
morning and were quartered in the Park Barracks The
regiment number nearly nne hundred men, They will
leave TOR East New York this morning The one Hundred
apa sixty rsl Is Intended for General Banks Command
/ rno soowing IS a lis. Of tho officers
Field and SaS-c,lono, .briel 4. nch Charles s,rawr
nant a' ,oonel. Marvin D. stillwcN'. '"'
| Eau!u.aa,, William y. Kinsey; Qhutofnastsr,
Isn, surgeon Iowis psrng. First Assistant surgeon
'V90pa = nai.on, seo,sd a..soaou &. M Piorcs
tnos.s q. wooden; sergeant Major, Philir
Chal, ''vtster's Sergeant, Judson 9. heemin
y Teach Qua n. RyfA s. Alderman Hospital Stew
ard George NJ. Beard Tuy First Lieuteu
Company A-Captain. Ben vM =
ant, John jay Second s. Sm. faircs FIRST Lieutsn.
Company B--taptain, Horace B Grown; =.
ANT, Geo. X White, Second, VIM. II. 'Jark Liou.
= Company C-taptaIn, Robt r. Il. Du.Oars First
tcna.1t, Orlando n. Smith; second, Dennis ~ Knihn
lo,sA an D-captan, Geo h. Biles; First Lieutenant,
James N. Cndmus; Second, T. Scott De Wolfe
C.uroys E-Captain Peter II. Durland First ISsuten-
ant, Kobert j. Burnham; Second, Geo. o. Howell
Coast.~sy - Captain John Stocum; First Lieutenant
John r. IStIe second, Jas Fancett.
tenant JOIN p. Worrying Second, John Jay.
C,,Iaav H-Gaptan Willis craig; First Lieutenant
Nelson Wildriois ScccQd, Byron Herrick.
Cosspdny Ca STAIN Sa' A. WalIing; First Leutcn-
ant, Myron Powers ;SccoOd, Edwin A. Draper.
Company K-Captsn Ieo NJ Iilseb. First Lieutenant,
Ma how B. Luddngto Second, Henry o. Jewell.
Suffers G. Fay. |
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surposxD IScxSpARy FiRE.Iast evening the police .
tho Fourth ward autographed for Fire Marshal Baker 10
Investigate nre which occurred In the subcolar Of No
l62 Nassau street, occupied by the publishers 81 the
Caucasian newspaper piece Of timber in the ioadatiof
wall was found on FIRE, but how u became ignasd =
matter to be inquired into. The IRE was eximSushed
hx the police assisted by several Of the neigheors.
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Wigs Toupecs, Hair Dye. Hair Dyeing
and Moda aria Cream for beaufying the hair, at w. A
BATCHELoR'S, 10 bond street.
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Eight Cnrtcs de Vxsite foe St-Equai To
the best made. BALCHs 233 Greenw,ch st. cor Barclay
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per.on~l In tsIligsnee.

Mrs. President Lincoln will leave the Metropolitan
Hotel for washington to-day, should the weather prove
favorable She viii proceed via Philadelphia and Bati-
more stopping the former city for one day previous 70
Rev. Dr. Cushing, of Troy R. Washington. Of the United
States Navy; A. H. Brainsrd, OF Syracuse r. A. Board-
man. Of Bston, and Y. B. Burnett, OF Providsnse, are
stopping at the 81. Denis Hotel.
y Kcror OF the United States Navy; A. G. Dunham, OF
Hartford + J. b. Crane and wife, 4 Detroit; X. II.
Waterman OF Albany g. II. Dutton, OF Baltimore; A. ID.
Chaplin Of Sprnged and ID Macpherson, OF Toronto, are
stopping at the st. Nicholas Hotel
wife OF Aurora, N. ". ThurIow Weed Dr. Hcrrick and
A. van vecnen, OF Albany; X. Rice, OF Boston; 8. r.
Van Duzer of Newburg w. II. johnson and wife, OF As
pinwa; C. L. Bradley OF Providence; c. b. Curtis, Of De
trot: ID. H. II. Clark Of New Bedord Captain JuRogers
OF the United states Navy d. d. Rice, OF Augusta and
cni,h of yeruaont ara gtOpning n tho letor Iouss
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-G.~rt Calender this Day.

A7-'i
SUPREME CouRr- =" 34ol 3ie3, 3lG6 346I 3iii
30lo, 3451. 1853 3a55 IA i" 34sg. Part II Ms.
3475. BAIT 3479, 84ss, 34s4 "a "s52 3s72 1914
1882, 3TSs 3Sl4 20Is a9Id .9f2 81" "aIG, 3sss.
- $3.50 3ssa aoac' 49, ,f' oolv, -9Joi -.ra
D. SoN p, eoa4, $3.50 1888, $500, 1892, 3se4
70. "N fLEAs-Part Nos. I5I5' IG1s' ,e,,
1ST l49s s67 1855, 1855 1870 is7g iSia l,; ,s.o
1s Ss lSas ias fa s1o 1sss sH s9
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Trusses.-Marsh's Radical Cure Truss,
corner of Broadway and Ann street. under arnuns
No connection with any other Office of lady
attendant
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BatehelOr's Hair Dye-the Rest 3n tho
world instantaneous harmless and reliable Sc8by drug
and perfumcrs everywhere. Factory IL Ba-sxy
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CristadOrO's Hair Dye, Preserv0tfvc and
Wig depot wholesale and retail No. Astor Horse. The
Dye is applied by experienced artists.
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Beautiful CsmpIexIon.-Lair.rs Bloom
Of Ycesh Liquid Pearl for preserving a1d beauyins
the Pr rion and skin Ladies using
ghu toe article will convinced TINT it has 40 ca xl
All druggists and 439 Broadway
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w MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

Advance OF Burnsidc's Army IN VIZ
Cinia-The War In the south ana
soathwss'1Thr Latest News, &C., @s.
the United States mail steamship Champion, 49,"
wilson. Win loave this port at noon tomorrow 'o' AZ
pinwall. N.S-5'sn -1.'.~
The mails FOR ceui%,l America and the sou'n ra''''
slosc at ha' as. ten O'Clock 70 morrow moIn"S' b.
Tho Nrw YorE firRnDFdiioa 'or 'ng morning
pubushoa at haspar, nine O'Clock t'n",'," ~ No Move.
It wiu give the latest dcatonos Army in virginia,
Accounts Of the orerailons =, Inelhgenee from
Southwest es..,n, ,'i'l pf tie Reception Of Cen
Y the South a.. ten day
tho Rebeions States; n~.-
eral Mcclellan at Trenton, N J. Loo.
teHigcnce from Europe, and all News Of the pa---
OF an interesting nature
Single copies wrappers ready for mailing SIX cents
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MILLINERY, &C.

I,oNNETs ONLY g. WORTH SO; B0NNErs oSLY ~
Is vofth a.; Bnnnets oniS So, worth siV ~, r IL
cry The cheapest am ec~ rla'e ~ 9us .isvssx 10y
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
form Of Scrofula obstinate erupons
and Ulcers No Division street New York city, sncs
ls3l
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Arrival Of the Twsnt y-fonrth aud TWEEN.
ty-e7shth Connscticssl Reg gIments.

AT an carly hour yesterday m0rnng tbe Twenty 3ourth
and Twenty eighth Connecticut regiments arrived at
Williamsburg IN the steamers Now Haven and Traveller
when they Immediately proceeded to Fast NeSv York.
They are TO be attached to General Banks expedition.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

T1Fv. MR. VINCENT WILL OPEN THE COURSE .,
X Lectures at The Union institute, No D0ngas s're.'
pro,tivn a, hafpast seven o'clock r. NJ on Friday xs
inst nv au address on E ucaiJn" The patrons 3. ,n
attend. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-31

- SOUTHERN Pht,rkcrION lNSU.
~ RANCE COMPANY AT a meedHg OF
the . recsors Of the SOUTH ERN PhOTEO
2IOs iNsUR &NOk COMPANY, held ct k'eh-
"a nd on ths w" OF February, In parsunpce 81 .
fe.o ufi0s Of sAe Gen, raj Assenbiy, the following
pfoeeedings sefs oaA
Resoirei. 6ytAs Dtyescssrs. That Tie cfaes OF ths
safe company ,ha.l fas tee pseeeat b established
Ct tbs cay Ct Richmosd.
That the sssesal sgcn:s Of the COMPANY DO 10
Queoted to Communicate with the Psos1eeSt HIM
kf W. tao ~ Al ESQ, b reference TO tie eas
MS u the company. and that they r~nsis 20 III
President 'hs ane0u-t OF tGet ssverAt GakahstssA
fas ~ practicable
Resolsed Tha. notwithstanding the oscupaaA
Of Aisxaadria by tho enemy. the Urecsor. Id ~ n
hssisaticn Ia expressing sssir s0<re co-t-eoee IN
the selvo. ~ Of Tie coanpssy. A-a IS ability t.
reet its eneegeuents, ANA ~ assure ths parsie.
insured In q company Of tie belief N the shu
isy 70 sas;eln CoMD UT upon its ofigIsa! basis
Gnd to redeem sts Is titles
That the erss eat be required 70 isaas notise'
to Ill pseska irsared By sts company who ms
hsvs us.aaaed icsEas from ars sonmunisate he
same % shs pIesidsnt va be proofs require, ~
toe by-.saws, m or befsrs The LIST Of April, in
der skas pr,visian may 3. made fer shsa Ply
m0s. h. VS. YHOsAS, Pfs3I
+. D. HlII. Ses'y. f. e8-0tlstA
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a AEks osoA0e sxetteds Aud In the haWr
ss,sAs hrx sahoes ses- ooumlstsd BY sns bru
a.. xsuAe rpb0stieA wscs csmmtst<d oy The
rs.scssiy and sine iae9lenee dtsclayeo BY
rults tue vse.oss 10 Cd witn xrsss seodsrau, %
20 ,a~ vi, q sixhsa wno FELL tusc their hands.
Tae Aao ser OF Aflsed IN the a2sAalt 10 w.
rioas sssaa ssed ~ froA 10, 10 soo man. The
ASSISTANTS fcaeAs wi.n rs1sreAols brave.
~, aud The naUoer Of tAelr dead attest their
h rasm. aAey Soll IN pttes who're they
fcrsh,, and they tcusa. ~ the very a ass'e Of
sr.y 10 he soiio on. ana that di.piristd hi.
MN He was q siou. hear Led Ne xts IN, and
l. soldiers trassed his taagmsn and lad
proved Ais vaiors HE iail VISA sssioas blow
N1sm ssas IL dssp.rats iooktax place to.
dSY, ara u wa horitsas pl ioe on Tuesday.
tn. d sad we're srrNpxtne e.ory corner vi ,
e..acn, AAd the ruined houses. broken and
b rr.csds III szssu. nd the gear d,sorasf.
s,ye he town o wrecked and cas,AWay Ap.
pe .ran>e rhs pssces watch were ooce %
fsii OF t,fe w~rs ROW the eramhlteG hsoisa-
usna OF sac desd, aud active and excited re-
ve,sSs wa' eropsd ,Arouga the rGias were
Ike tourists searching Anid the COLUMNS and
sud r. she tosssfn Walis Ut Paimyria and
tn dsSd cistss Of tn~ 3 ain.
Tee New q. ie Ans Dsisa siys that among the
fiissd In the en al assault as Aatamoras vas
Col Hen L ktan.y Of Texas, who Is we'll
known rs n da1n soldier tad extensive sps~.
uiatcr. Col 4 wss q native OF Pear ~ va.
MA, q, removed s, Tex IS Ia 1873 He VAS for
mary pears . member Of the Texts Lesisla-
ture, a. q v, .. at the time Of his dss,h, oae OF
the few surviving m IN esrs OF the Senate 81
the HsTcoi: o! rexa. He made fyrtuae
cat 81 a:my enntrsc:s daring the Mexcan
war, and VAS for while con rectsd with one
CT walk-r'sexpedi ions 70 q 'ntrat Amertoa.
He wa 4 lied . ball which pass.d through
. i'ap- hole Ia the f,r,iasaaons, and took a..
feet IN his hssd.