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From the Army of the Potomac.
Sppca! Dispatch 10 the Philadelphia Press

HARPER FERRY. Oct. 27.-NeWs received
here to-day, from General Pleasanton's ad-
vance confirms the previous report tina, t:le
IontederateS are rotroating rapidly up he
valley
Winchester waS evacuated to-day, 1t is
thought: and Strasburg will not be held ri:h
| any large force.
| The entire Confederate army of Norti-=rr
! Virginia is said to have been divided into 40
bodies, under Jackson and Longstrect
| Jackson scolumn is moving directly to Steun-
ton: where, it is said, winter quarters f. q
large force have been improvised
Longstrect has moved to Gordonsville, 4 is
thought
General Burnside moved South to-day. and
IS now on his way to Winchester, meeting no
enemy but his cavalry have brought in con-
siderable number Of stragglers.
4 large force is now employed on both the
Baltimore and Ohio and Winchester Railroads,
and both will be in running order during the
coming month.
The federal forces will occupy Winchester
duiih" the present week.
It is believed that General Burnside will
come up with the rear guard OF LOngstreet. and
that q fight will ens1e, and General Slocun1 3
corps 4 arlIlec has been sent forward to support
him.
The entire Army Of tie Potomac will move
across the river IS soon as transportation i:1r
supplies can be secured
In Washington, on Monday, the Quarter
master opened the bids for army horses last
advertised for Three thousand were duly
contracted for; to be delivered ut Washington
within thirty days for cavalry service: al from
S1lOq q5 to 113. For artillery service, at from
Sl13 to Sll5
The Jacob Bell arrived in Washington Oh
Monday bringing up young man named
Thomas c. Hutchinson, who was captured by
her few days since while crossing to the Ms
ryland shore with two negroes, in boat He
represented that he was going after Il package
Of theological works with which to complete his
studies, he being student of divinity The
three were committed to the Old Capitol.
John Quincy Adams: on behalf Of his IA her,
Charles Francis Adams, has declined to use the
latter name for Senator in place Of Sumner.
Acting Master H. \. Hurley, of the g0n-
boat Tahoma near St. Andrews Bay: diei On
the 18th instant, Of yellow fever.
General Woo has been ordered to Was1s;ag-
ton to appear before the Court Of Inquiry j.: re-
Iation to the surrender Of Harper Ferry.
The T. S. steam sloop-of-war Kearsags left
Gibraltar on the Goth of September tor th,
Azores, and to search for the Alabama.
The order permitting recruiting FROM the
volunteer regiments for the regular arm; has
not been rescndcd, but only the mode eofl.s ex
ecution modified More stringent rules ore to
be enforced in relation to the discipline, drill
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4 battle may be fought very soon, and both
| armies are aware Of the necessity Of its speedy
| consummation.
The following major generals have been ap-
pointed lieutenant generals in the Confederate
army: Jackson, Longstreet Polk: Hardee,
Pemberton, Kirby Smith and Holmes.
Captain e. ". Alexander has been ordered
to take command Of the Federal prisoners in
Richmond
There were sixty-four deserters received at
Castle Thunder on the 22d.
Eleven Federal cavarymen were brought to
Richmond on the Odd They were captured in
Fauquier county.
The Richmond Enquirer, Of October "a,
says that the yellow fever has made It's appear
ance in several towns in Texas. At Sabine
Pass, at the latest accounts, there had been p
deaths from it, and the most Of the people had
fled from the place.
The Richmond Examiner says: 1T is now
apparent that unless some plan is devised to
increase the supply Of coal: there must be an
unusual amount of suffering in Richmond du-
ring the winter
The Richmond Examiner now predicts IAN
early recognition Of the Southern Confederacy
by the European governments. >
The WAR IN THE SOUTH AND WEST In
telligence will probably soon be received Of the
resumption Of active hostilities in Western
Virginia. The reports received through South
ern papers that large army under General
Floyd, had been sent to that section Of the
at Charleston on the Dist inst. and the infan-
try is believed to be near the Gauley The
Federal forces, at last accounts were about Is
miles from Charleston, pushing forward for
that point.
4 skirmish occurred near Thomasville, Ore
gon county, Mo, on the 25th inst, in which
the Confederates were defeated with loss of
eight killed and eighteen taken prisoners. At
ter the fight the Confederate forces retired
into Arkansas
The latest advces from Mississippi report
that the Confederate army under Gen. Price
was four miles from Bolivar; and that Generals
Cheatham and Holmes are near Helena, threat
ening an attack on that place. Another dis
patch saws that a reconnaissance was made a
few days since back Of Memphis and broke up
camp Of guerillas, who retreated across Wolf
river
The report that the First District Of Colum
bia regiment Of T. S. volunteers, now station
ed at this place. doing provost duty, has been
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foreign advertisements.
TWO CONSUMERS Of EICIIARDSONs IRISH
LINENS DAMAsEs, DIAPERS CAaBRIc
HANDKERCHIEF &c.

The unsstt-d te % the uTtc's for tine pat on
this idle 81 The Atlantic Attributable 9" rrcspondibe inhu
the Uftc1 -taes End Tho ihsncrd 'ur sNen 70
desirable goods isfs tou cot Guco tfohls ~Tes"
sarcrs afforded cfspllous "ls another hisay
tempting opportunity TO COUNTERFEIT DIR GOODS.
and knowing tina esu-ioIshc qusutes Of woithlc hbrts
pos 81 ia n alton Of style AID setel Nth Tie nanir
Of cb, dsoD nave been pp,d is .ee.on ~ ne un ted
States, W. fee. cei upon aalH t. CAUTION tue CON
81 MEN lsins! a.. punches ~ any linen rrc offered a.
Riehsrdsons' make. not having the iul sgnatae oil our
firm. Viz:
J. Il. AlCiARDSON, SONS OWDEN.
10 ,ho.o WHO give preference 20 o'r snufsoture W.
ser the gnnn'ers ~ Ia quality sundu-ss % b'ach
and durability go0dI hsve always boroei and whs
determined protect interest this s.ds bY
cutting igDrou.y any inrif cement Of rht
AmrIcsD .nds viii Ss-t - ~ putting down nuis.nes Ia
which hey coiunefs sud IIEatas.Es ugtu-
ally interested.
H. ., tho present when the cDs o. importation Ia so
much ugnened behp0ve til. consumers Mt they
get iot their money ID thi. tey mor. ry to DO
tain by dealing exclaayey With inst ,, houes. "so
always sappi'J with good. ri-ctin.iy.
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90 Get.
~ LET or IEtSE-A handsome Pl

rTO LET or LEASE--A handsome PRIVATE
a RESIDENCE a. Fort washington. Consisting ., 80 60.
49,. a, IA Iioa.- with y-s water, fu'nsee'
sc ghont; House stable. Gardener
"a 1871 Apply 20 hoAtR MORGAN No In,. --
rsNU RkNI--ihe nOiS ~ and uhooNp'
4 Of tho late H. T.. Cot At Paterson \. J. zoe .oaa
byl a, Stone 400 fect Squars. stories. oeeinriN -
.,,ic ri,h.i with %. AMI " ,,sr The grounds compJ
ap,ut Is acres. -ou.lv i on: in lawn and sss So
n u.-f,t orc.r Attachri to House IL lnse eeo'
.to There are also extensive srap-g-s In f1n oe1!h -
VA -, mos o SMITH Paterson, ~ &!
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1862. 7 IL E 1862.

1862. I Il Il 1862.
PENNsYLvAN4A CENTRAL RAILROAD
, with ~ sonn,e. i,,, f' - ,,,,r,
figAt tIlins daily om New''oik to Philadelphia VIA
Nrv.Jel..y aod imden sni hnboy hns ann,
KuIJiE LPAyE NEW YORK FROM THE
FOOr ~ OURiLANOISr
by way Of Philadelphia .Ae moaning ps.e"gsrs leave Now
York At time otn-f rnni"s Evening passengers
p hour later thai o,her .ne>
Is, way # Aienown ev.'ns pa ensrr. leave 81 p m,
srryo At In. sams kethsfs lines m Chicsso snd all
points e. tie Nonh West c'ss'i Indianapolis, Logisye
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smok ~ cad Saloon Gers on ~ trliuA
Ear, tls sane ~ oiher routes,
Bnen,r 81 ,kad tbrongh. lrun. fee
So, Tickets z Oh until u-ed by 80 sbursh
'''"'' WESTERN LMloaAlioN
Tn. Penu.yl,unia Central Company runs an Em'grsnt
Accommodation Limo WI .eh nf"ri, co'', 9 ~, o , :.
travel To parties aovlss wet~ard at os hail IN" u'u@ rates
VI fare rurn,t,TS
By this route Heights e all d~enp ION. can be forwarded
M aud from any point tho hao4i' - Ono hcnsucky, III
dsn. Iinol. Wpcop.p. Iowa o. Missouri by RAIL
ROAD DIRECT or to any port a." Tie navisaoe rivers u
an. n, -t by ,tramnfs from Fittsbneh
m, mi Freight and Fom ANY pdat In the wesley
, ps"u,y,vrna Kaioad ali tune. favorable
.n.,,d D., other Railroad Companies MrTci and
r.r nrrnsting tho potatiop OF their freight 10 this CON-
pany. can reiy with eOlndsnco on ~ ped, transit
LIVE Sf,Ch
tsm.fs and Dealer, ~ Live Stock VIII his most adj
usgeous route. Capscious Yard ~e watched sup
aud connections and every atIrn ion paid TO their
F,om Harrisburg where wal DO foaud cscy convenience lor
feeding ard ret. cho'c. rs offered Of tr rMiLADEL-
J. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent. No. ! Astor-iiousa
LEIGH Il 60. Freight Aeeats ,,,.
No. Astor Hou.e. aud No South Wilispst
MCDONALD BISCHOFF. Cmtgrsnt Agents,
TNOCu LEWIS. General supl XAooDs. p
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lnsuraiife Companies.

ELINTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
" Ulee No. 81 WLst, hew-YotE.- Cash capital $50 0o
with Afse suipius.
DIRECTORS.
Hush Lalng, No.h ). Hunt
EGneh1in Townsend, Thomas Snnll
Chez H. Swords, j IA. Ransom.
John reDfold Geo. A. Townsend,
John COngtOn, Don AlOnxo CgshuIan,
ID. Henry Hight smith.
Joseph Lawrence, Syvsst-f l. II. Ward,
Leonardo SuaIez, Ave r.. Laing
Sla. Brsis,u, Robert i.flcs,
A. H. En- John SCOTT BOYD,
John WAGON. A fxn,ga del Vile,
fsnus Wiats, Henry ). Lsvedch,
= n Nicuil Lasfenc. Tumure,
Goo. 0n.wols Jr, John J. Walker.
HUoH LAiNO, Preaident
Jas Is. AVIS, IT,, Secretary.
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA,

AYERS SARSAPhRILI.A,
FOR SPRING DISEASES.
FOX PuRlsYISH THE BLOOD.
FOR sCRoFULA OR KINGS EVIL.
OK TUNOgs. ULCERS, AND SORES.
FOR EKUPrlON5. AND PlMPLES
FOR BLOICnES. BLAINs. And BOILj.
FOR ST ANlHONiS FIRE, ROSE. Or BRY9rE-
LAS
FOR TE1TER OR SALT RIIEUM.
FOR SCALD HEAD AND RlNGWORM.
FOR CANCER AID DANGEROUS SORES.
FOR SORE Eyes SORE EARS. AND HUMORS
FOX FEMALE DISEASES
FOR SUPPRESSION AND iRREGuLARITY.
FOR SYPHILIS, Oh NEHEREAL DISEASES.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS.
FOR DISEASES OF THE HEART
The Mayors Of the chief cities Of the United States Cana
da-. aud British Provinces Chi Peru, BIs1i. Mexico and
In almost oil the cites this continent. have signed
this document to their people what rrnrde. they
may with safety and confidence But our space will
only admit portion VI them.
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Htal estate for Sale.

NOR SALE at SOUTH ORANGE, N. J;T
m. property Of the aud. signed, comprising 80
UoJrsE Is sses SQUARE wiih addition on the I'D
o cellar four rooms ths hrst noor Ok % ~, II
80 ~ 6ui.hra rooms 10 the aftio aud hsI 80.
,o,J Two ei,tsr.s u.verisi log well OF e1cene'
la nam aud poultry .hou The property all ~ naIrs,d
-, md onIy ABOUT FIVE msutes walk from ps -, VIZ
a.pot For further particular. spply At the oLfe
sII Powder Company. NO 81 ailss or en- tIngrysIOW
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NETWORK g. NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD.

10, sPRiNG ARRANGEMENT. Ebe
COMMENCING MAY lBl
Ps.serger Station ia kew-York 21h-A and sh-av
IRAINs LEAVE NETWORK:
For NeS-hsvrn :. a. d., Tx d L;la tEIl; 3;1
foT Bridgeport !, a nj, EI.li R:n (EI)i 80
For Hioci Stafford fairfield, Southport 4aa wss,port
5e m. Il IS. $50. and iS =. M.
For NoT~ak, = $50 NJ l2;io' lex IT 3;S' 49, u
sor Dansp and orecnwes, l. $50 -; u:is.3 49,
For stanford :, q. tEr) go M; isi5. ,. tErL }:
30, 4:Dl, $50 I m.,( - -
o. Pot Chester and inse mediate itatisas, BOA n s
Is. $50 49, $50, SO p a.
for Poft hc,frr cod -tw. koeh-I,s 10 H., tA1.)
CONNECTING TRAlNA
Fer Boston. via Springfield a. No. ttGh3 (EHl p M.
(iN
for Hartford AID Springfield q IN. tErL H:i3, j.
For Conr,c s, River RailisaI to Ion,rcal NJ, tErL
aid l2:ld to Northampton
For Hartford, Providslco. aos FsnSn Raihesd, .
iEx D. 1918 o.
Lor w.fIa,en, Eew-Tondon aud Stenin Railroad
ats a. m, u 70, }. .. tEN.)
For Canal Railroad. "a: ID p. to Nofthsmpten
For uousgtouic khrnaa e. tiushrd, IN p NJ 10
harrington I'D ou Saturda sthf lI.hto fntshrd
toI SrBgstuck Rnil Dad. a. "a. Up. M -
for Darhury and NorwalA Railroad, I. $3.50 g. m, e. u
| Connexions Steering Car. ash-d 20 ?. NJ ir.in
JANIS n. hDNT. SupcriIn endens.
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NOR SALE-TEN ACRES OF LANp ~ p .ro
u town Of Rye y. Y. about half uns Jnncsin, the
chester Depot and miies fnis the cay o,S'.,A sosnd
village end peodi view Of Long this
and tie surrounding country For county ,csl. or the
sie cannot be supa,sed Wi - sod 10 Two snrhsr
whole exchanged tor prodsctve city Efot;. or PECK
particulars appiy to PECh buSh, roV w
bROTiERS No. 81 Chamber st. New
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By
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IA NE great hts LIT egs. at ea IONS "os.s
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oOKrAigiNG ~
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with Comulee Me.snsi R'rreuc,t aud an Apai isal
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Hos. J. ". HARRB,
Mayer Of New L.dss, Ossa-
Hsn CHAS. s. RODusn,
Mayor Of hos~eal- O Z.
n.. ., y. TIEMANH.
Mayer Of New Ys,k o..
He. 4 ~ KIEsTRgY,
Nsy~ n H.nil.ss, O. ".
H.,. ADAM WILSON,
Mayer 81 Toronto, 6. w.
Hen z T. BISHOP,
Mayo Of ChSisnoi osis.
Len. Fl. CRAWFORD,
Mayer Of LosvEs> KY
H.a JOHN SLOAN.
Mayor sf Lgs~, i0vN
Hon. JAMES MsyEErERs.
Mayor Of Bow."uns, O. W.
Zee. JANIS ". NORTH,
Nsyn Of AssUta He.
H.. HENRY COOPER, ~,
hoy" Of h1'"~ Mo
Hon JAMES S. BEZA,
Mayer Of Fres-ricA!sn. n. D.
H,s. WILLARD HYH,
Mayer Of hew'besi'fs hs'''
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Building AlatcriaIs.
OOFIAG STAT T..
EAGLE SLATE COMPANY.
D.p..- Gomez Of lohs, snd Cu,'rie' a, lIydsvH-, V~
ilthtt. New iolk. mont a n IL h DR.
AIAM IDHTON Supol.n.ci DEM

This COMPANY i1sc to trn;iou n ~ rsb y 10 iies
,sn.ri.r and 1elL, ioun 0RtEN snd PURPLE HOOFlN0
SLATE wnrh tuey are prepared T. deliver nom Ibcf az
fi.. r Dee .is lu . sI-s sui' bic foT roofing
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a sla.- roJf b.. pi,f.siri. . Tin sbiagIfs = non
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Is a. eh,a u. iu or sbin-.s II r.eis paint EA.n "r
from ric roof pufr Aaa 10 ia.nt Of decayrd weod
paint sas roof. are hepoof insurance Psnir' ia'sf
lAen s,-an llupt anr9t th.m.
The .l. VA ufse urri bv thu mreny h. been extern
syey spon he dns- Of the Nov 1ort &c ira Fsni
yvttia rrf Io1y lnsns Lavsy-. Ortes iddrosssd a.
above OF 10 tURnAN. No q Courtlsndts Ns~-fo ora
vii receive proiipt aiongoH.
New OH. NarcL, 1872.
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AYER'S SARSAPAEILLA,
AYERS CHERRY CTORAL,
AYltK'S PILLS, AND
AYERS AGUE GU RE,
PREPARED BY
DIR. j. q. AVER Co.,
LOWELL, MASS.
And sold BY Druggists svsrywbsra
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5laiionern ano farm GOODS.

DRINCE's IMPROVED FOUNTAIN PEN
One filing wriis 30 10 hours. Sent by mail Send stamp
for circular go. +. HAWKES.. No. 6 Nassaust. n. \.
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uUDsoYRIvER RAILROAD.-For ALBA:

L 4 ITINVN II ' Tn InIIIfVNI'. Ut iIII1-t'
X NJ aid TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WISE. IGil. leave: -
irofn Chanberr-rt From ph -
Fru--.. ard A A n and o. 1925, li.23 ss1 y - al
- and ?. M. $40 p. IA
Troy and Albany with sleep
irfeGr Io:I5p m. 1870 Pun tSudse. insLsled,
Psprhk.-Dsic trsiu. Of and
t:J,p ~ I:ss and 6:55 p. m.
r wolf. ~ y. %. I*'5 = m.
tihsil train. 80 .. m. 1875 y.
Peckf,hi train $3.50 q N. ana
aSp M l9;si, n. sni4;53pA
sirr sing train. 3:90p. n. ia;sS m
laIfttlwu. % - 10 IN
10, k.rs tain IN H. 49, q.
A. T. SMITH Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-25
Ocean 0tcGmers.

A RRAEGEslENT commencing July ], 1907
N FOR CALlFOHNiA. VIA PANAMA.
frS-sa.s steamer VIII lesy- NewYork the Tt llh
sna 2s of esch mouth sxcep, wien ,heee dees ar o.
SUNDAY wien the Gay Of departure will DO las MONDAY
following
ing;seen. DE- ALLEN, AGENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-25

NOR FISHKILL aud POtGHkEEPSiE.-
4 The steamboat RIP VAN WiskLE .e.ves every
TUESDAY ard FRIDAY at oclock NJ, from the Sss Of
r. in.sust landus CoA.ns's, Cnd spring. Cornwall
S-sbur.h 10. .'oin, Marlborough, aud Milton Return
in, Poughs eie the evening At oclesk lad
& a. Low Point erd fishkih. Fac ~ cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-25

TINO BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND NEW
4 PORT. by SHORE LiNE-Lesve, 27th-s,, .h-sy, Pa
~ sve n Providence go pm. Il l5 am arrive Ia Pre-
vid ruce T:aO . m. Express Through hai Jrais
srriye Ia Progideaos $40 and Boston at o ara.
r. j. CALHOUN super Il'endeDt-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-25

CTONINGTON LINE for Boston, via GRO
- TON NEW-LONDON, SrONIHGrON. PROVE
DENCE 'NFWPOKT TAUNrON. sud NEW-BtDfnRD.
The SPLENDID steamers COMMONWEALTH ans XII
MOUTH ROCK Will leave Pier No 10 NJ H., foot 81 Coufs
land ST. DAILY fercept Sundayl a. p. M an, -
FREIGHT taken low by sBy o.her hn- ohee o. W.
'""S' " " " W. " NJ EDWARDS Agent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-16
FINANCIAL NEWS.
NEW YORK, Thursday. MAY 10


Tie stock market WAS no, active, but there WAS a
reaction In the prices from the tall Of yesterday
morning. Tho list WAS generally higher. After
the hoard the market was firm, but rates lad not
particularly revived.
Tltrc were moderate sales of gold, mostly At .r'-
lcrs' option. The cash price WAS 81 AID ,he ra,e
sellers option 20. These operations are now
large.
Tie gold in bank 10 now $40, bOo Ooo. The sup
plies oi Wsshoe 81 ser for tho first quarter OF the
present year were sT5o,Oo0. Gold in San Francisco
in lars tll in price, by Of the large supply of
government drafts.
The Loan Committee II the Clearing House has
been dissolved, he cesrluss being now made In
demand notes. The daily reports of the banks
which were made To- each other arc therefore dis
cou,nucd. The Sul-rreasurer has received $500,
0O small deInsnd notes u disburse, thus increas-
tie currency. twill he remembered that the Sui
Treasurer gave notice May 9th, that the per cent,
certhcstes held against the old demand notes would
he paid of at the end Of ten days Thst time having
expired tho holders take them mp and replace the
amount with new demand notes, continuing at
per cent instead of l. The old notes sell 1t y prem
Five per cent interest cannot be got In the street
for money, nor IA Ich above 8 per cent. for the
best securities Tie deposlteS increase very
RAPIDLY IN hank they are uow over l2O mil.
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