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FI'RS.
1rENrInN IAnIFsl

~ FURsil FURs - FUR5ll
The old established New York Fur Manufacture
NJ Co., Depot 50 Chatham 81, offer greater induce
.,niS than ever Now Is the time to get your Win
,r suits for about half Il e usual price, We have
rye, fresh, and the best selected hN'k OF FuJs n
o. found, at the following very low rates
Water Mink, Cape, Mut and G. iis, - 5Oi W''er
sink, full y Capc, Muf and CUFFS 40; Mlrsb
Wink, y Cape, Nun srd Cuffs go ~ French
Mink, Cape, Nun and Guns " u $40 French
link, full y Cape MUD and Guns 40 70 fl2 90 :
French sable, Cape, Mut and Cuffs ~ 70 go I;
French Mink NUNS 81 90 ~ Water Mink MuiA
?! 10 80 French Sable Muis, ~ TO SO 20 Water
md French Mink French Sable and American Fltch
Oh 70 Slllr, Stone Martin. Fitch Martin, MINK
d.trtn, Brook Mink and Grey Siberia squirrel
sunlly M low. a large variety Of Chidrens Fancy
50 Chatham st. Cleaning, repairing and altering
..tly done. FLEMING, Muialor. OF I2ac' lOl
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INSTRUCTION

q WRITING CLASSES-TEN WRITING
ri lessons 81, or 20 for 81; bookkeeping g. per
month, or $40 lessons unlimited; arithmetic aud
writing fiO per quarter, = lessons cnch. PAlNES'
Mercantile Colleges " Bowery N Y, 27j Fulton
II, Brooklyn. A2lto'l2T
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GROCERIES.

ITO GROCERS-".ENTRA FAMILY FLOUR,
l. Of choice brands for retailing for sale In lots IL
suit very low for cash, by II. A. & d. I. BIRD
SAIL, 49, West st, one door below Chamlers 81.
d23 Pas
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REAL ESTATE.

EOR SAI.E-A FARM PLEASANTLY To-
Il Gated, y miles from Jameslurg Junction, and
IN from Cranberry, ON tue old stage road rom
Burlington 90 South Amboy, MddlcseN Co, y. j.,
containing 81 acres Of goud land under cultivation,
son ample trees in full bearing, with plumb, pear,
and other fruit trees a story frame house, with
kitchen and large barn, with other out-buildngs
a well Of good water at the door, aAd clstern OF
water in the kitchen. For particulars inquire Of
Cara. J. CRAWFORD, Steamboat Geo: Law,
RICHD. FLEMING, at Jamosburg WIN HUTCH
lNsON, aICranbeTy ; or on the farm u EDWARD
wIlBIR d2s 24ac'lG
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EsURANCB.
EIREMAN's TRUST INSURANC
~ pANY OBJ URnpKIYN

IANN VI bthilOhI y.
CASH Cal 1TAL, $4,000.
ofice No. Court street ;opp,~ts City Il
NJ. Wal street, near Broadway, New
Organized on the principle Of paying ON
prsfts above ten pr cent h. the Widows
uhsn'- Fund Of the Fire Department Of h
Brooklyn.
DmrhToRs.
George Hal I'll Robbins John Sc
Aaron a Degraw Liv. X Miller Fred. L
Thomas Clark Eehem'h Knight 8 n Chi
Harry mes-enger'liller l. Hal. at VIM n I,
WI II Gp,kin V Brunt WyckofiJ oseph
Peter Duryee 1HFruthinghamSmith =
JOINS II Stewart Isr.el u velNr Peter u 4
a A Low is Thorn, N d s Ware
Hobart Pord Richard p Buck G II Lip.
CrswfordC Smith William BeaId ~ HDs
Henry D Peek Henry X Piersonwm W
John y Clover Marcellus massey Joseph
John T Moore d. Van Voorhls
This Company continues 70 insure r.
Merchandise, Dwellings Household y,
Vessels 10 port and then Caryues, and othp.
ty, agunH, loSs or damage by are, on ~
aid liberal terms ~ q ~ frst class con,pai
GEORGE HALL, Pre-.
WIN RURRELt., Secretary.
J. n WlCkOIE 81, Assistant Sec.
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OSr-hBOET TIE FIRST or AtGJ Il
- HAST. Bunk iUni. ~ ibt,, ou the Mechanic ,ut
Traders SAVING iN.tui. Do. Ahy per-lu hisu
found ne zane will Ii'.sr irngc u ut ZG3 Kyu.t,
t. ,.I Columbia ~, Hut receive tho tH1HEs o' ~
owner. i. NON CLANS ~ $40,
90 EEWARD-LOST ON TGIE "a INST, A
Us)ltdics' cuuo,p pin, w. i,ui"g from SIIourth av
a. aJtu II aud 10Th ave, Boz y Hrpsiwsy, 23d Il aud
yth ave, siH.c M MEAD, ~ Fourth ave irI y
G6 WAED-IyOST on WEDNESDAY
t'c Jsnury ~, lergc-d7ci hull terrier Hl.t
color white, with the exception 90 liver color Spot
90 c,sh idle o. her head Whoever will rctur' hen
T. Nj join MCOY, 2pi Greenwich It, will re-
coive III @ above reward. Z 2'i2i
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lNI'RS, FURS, FURS-LAnlES BUY Your
uus 5u per cent. less than at any other store IN
r,.ty, ut the Great Rocky NJ fountain Depot MHtr
Mink hall Ctpvs, mutis and cuiiS "; French sN"t
p,s, mutt. and cuffs ~ e. 50; French Mink zap"
Al and cuns, y t. go; Freucl Mink muiis 7. 60
ho: Voter Mink mufis, " To- 1870; French sable
m. ~ % t. ~; Mink Martin, per set, rl~, worth
.O, at FOSTERS, Us Chatham square, cor Nit
rtrt l'" -f'N l'O
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Suffered according b. tie Act Of Congress, in the
Clerks Once Of the District Court Of the southern
District of New York, In the year one thousand
sight hundred and stxty-two, 10y Moses 3, Beach,
Proprietor Of The New York Sun.
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SIHO PIANO-FORTES. $40
PtcO We are now able h. offer the PlcO
lublic fine new octave PIANOFORTE, full iron
rune, oyrr-struug, rosewood case, warranted for
Years, for 800 cash. aud rich moliing cases,
M carved .e.s and lyTe, from flI5 10 500, IT as
. 4 work and material ~ has been sold fpr 900
100 l,y the old methods If manufacturing. We
warrant them 10 stand in tune better than any Piano
.yrr made. We invite all % examine these new
Instruments It our factory, cor. Of Cana and llud-
au ITS New York.
GROvEsTEEN & HALE.
would advise my friends and all in want ~ q
p,L sul stantiai Piano to examine GRONEsIEEN
, UAIE'S new octave Pianos. have had the
re- the past year Of more than goo Pianos OF dii-
I.ront Makers and these stand in tune better than
u,r ever siw: the touch and tone are hne-soud AZ
u.y costing double that money.
dels 24Ac.ig3 j. PRIEsTLY, New York.
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IN PURSUNNC OF An ORDER OF TIE
,r,l.y Given 10 AN p,rsrus having claims rua"t
JANIS SIT ART, Lite ot ~. - T. St gath street, 'n
the citv of New York Urcutlemw, decreased, o. pre-
sent the same, with vouchers thereof to the slS j.
I.r N ho ofcc of lward O. Delaynn, No. ~ Clih st.
i'm the City ofNcW York, on ur before tho Ism dHl
of April next Dated New York, the 10th day of
October 1851. HELEN NJ. srlAkL
Administrators.
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pOCHF'S OFPlCE-FlRST SHIPS FOR
IL liyctpup, aud Lrrion-Clpper ship ROGER
A U1ERN. f.r Liverpool, sails Jan. ST.. The ia
rite ship CIiKlSTiANA, flr LoudOs, sails Jan
7in. Both ships lie ut pier 90 X. For passages
up from the Ola country, NJ redirect rates, spply
L. mos &. ROCHE, 50 South II ly6 3'l26
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THE POOR MANS FRIEND--ALL WHO
i suffer from Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore
Throat, Pains In the Back, Neck, DC, should not
Lul T. get - uuttle of furm,n's
RHEUMATIC ANNllIlLATOR
which Is sold At the low price Of TWELVE CENIs
, tIe ana thry will nud that, besides it, cheap
ness, that II ia Justly termed "Ihe Pp"r Mans
FRIEND" Il can be had in New Yurk-st CAMP
BELL's Drug store, cor. Eighth ave. and 2Nih ST.
H5bo Buwcry 212 Division st., III Division S.;
con second ave. and JOtA st.; also cor. Allan and
stanton ST., aud cor, Ave and Houston. In VII
uamslurgh-at 40 south second st.; cor sJuth Oth
and TAYLOR sts aud ly al respectable druggists
az Don't iAI. o. tIy Il. .H- -tAS
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SHIPPING.

FOR LlNRRFOOL-OLD BLAgk 81 =.
Liue--rhe p7ciset ship ADELAfDF H.
pior y East u'yer, s.Ils i0th January. For
,rply on board, or - WILLIAMS 4 Gutp..
Fulton st. d3i 24N
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nENTAI. REMONAI-N. B. GRIFFIN &
bBROS., Dentists, %, Formerly 800 Grand II
y. v, and 25I Fulton Il, Brooklyn, have the lu-
p,Ht aud cheapest dental est .hliShment Ia the world
Teeth inserted ON their improved atmosphere
pressure plates without extracting tine roots. Full
setts ON liinA or gold, f25; silver ruhber, $40,
natinl saits ON gold, SO. silver u. W. 2lll'l9O
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THE
Il LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE. CON
OF BROOKLYN.
49, ,.,,, 1870 g,,ny -r,,,.., hHArOH oyT1u
90 ,, niON MIL IL WALL Str
nhoUhhl ~. hFW IORI
CASH CAPITAL i5O, 900 DOi,I.ARS
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This Company inUres property ~ ali klnds
L., or Damage by Pire, ON a. favorable ~,
similar Institutions.
. TFuNIs y. BERGEN, Pr
JANfS H THOMPSON. Jr, sec'y.
GLO. w. HUNT, Assistant
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DOR SALE-4O0 ACRES PLAIN LAND
Il near the Long Island H. X. within - miles 81
New York city, vii! he sold great Bargain. For
particulars inquire Of +. Z, BILkl.Ef' Esg, as
Wal 81. as IVY
EOR SALE-HOUSES AID LOTS NJER-
II sew City aud vicinity; Farms and valuable NIL
property; also valuable property IN Railway md
New brunswick. Prices $1,000 70 fl,uuV' some
of n NAV he bought with 400 q 1900 sash. Farms
Nnutni in exchange for Jersey City property, In
quirc Of EVAN JONES, 10 Montgomery =, Jersey
City, 10 EiAe'lo'
GOOD BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR
VI sale-The corner store, house aud .1t, NJ. i3
Grilld ~ corner Of Second, Williamson -n ln-
qulrc on the premises, dal EA'II'
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SAVINGS BANKs.
1 lINIDEND NOTICE.
- Manhattan wings Iistit,itien.

dividend NOTICE
- haArattsL Swings Inrititon.
n-C1l!tr &C, 1881.
Interest wiN le p0ii al d1p sits in 'hs Irsti-
luton ~ She rules emitted thereto) At the rats -
pr cent. Irr annum on all sums " $500 and
under Nnd at u rate II Five per cent. per annum
On all sums over that amount payable on and AFTER
January 2oth i-62. Interest viii le credited IN
DER d'te o. January ist and II not withdi avn, viii
reeve interest the s,IIe A. deposit.
b orie.
4. J. BROWN, President
dgs 6lOO A. A. ALNURD, Secrets~-.
DIVIDEND
- IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No &c
Warreu Ht.--The trIsteea o. this institution have
directed that interest u rate Of xix tG per cent
per Hhhum on al s'ltls ~ $500 and Eve 'lpef cent
o. all sums Up T. ai,ONp; and four C41 per cent over
that amount, g. be rai' l. all dcpusito-s entitled
thereto pay ailc 0u ani ate Monday ths 2Oth day
q January. All interest IA withdrawn vi. draw
interest a. pfilcipsl.
- JOHN CASTRFF, Prosideas.
Vanderbilt l.. BUXTON, Secretuy
ia 1879
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DIRECTORS.
Ift niS'J, HfKGfN, JOIN X. PRUKN,
ANDW. ITTZGI RAID, sANIrFI, VAN Wv
nlkAM p 81. joins. ALEXANDER McCt
LbW'p TBACkiIOJSE,CI IAs A All .VER
JAMFB HARPER sTFPIIEN A MN.
LIN 10 III ksl u. =. VOORHEES,,
JOHN l.. sFADIR, JASV st,IIOuSu
JOHNSON LEAkE, MICHAEL kTVis
nhNhn =. ~ Lin, ALhA'R UNDERHI
~ thliI ~. sA',E, JEREMIAH NUMB
ihiLli . CkoOkk, SAMUEL CARRIES ~
JANIS ~ COOPtR RICHARD u LEVER
JOHN &. SCIIU MAKER pENAs sTRONu
JOHN :. NANDERRILT,J JOHN LEPFTRTa
HENRY TlENKEN. OLIVER :. FI.Ersr
JAS. CRU SHANK, GEORGE KICIIAUi
TfCNlS '. BERGEN, Pr,
JANIS II. THOMPSON, j., sec'y Dc iYs
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NOTICE TO LIVERPOOL AND LDNDOH
pas4eugets-Fur passage Ia the regular FIRST
class packets, found with provisions, aud lowest
tc. q passage, apply 70 The Agent Of the owners
ID bcPHER5ON, Greenwich =, cor o. the Rat
terry. il 3'i22
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,oppS dark ami rich, We now sell from 20 e.
. am % ,s We sold last winter for ; -; tine Mink
.Ir auutrr clpos 4 10 IT, Sl~; very fine dark Mink
Ns -, rG, ~ and - Il fOSIERs Rocky Noun
80 Tur Depot Il, Chatham square, cor Mott st.
.ru l4tFlub
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T AIDES, LADES-NOw is YOUR TIME
IA Cor bargains in Furs; genuine selected mink
cts, every article AS represented' chlldren's iurs
N tie Great Northern and Western Fur Trappers
Depot, . BVwery DRAKE, dig 9+aG'lT
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nR. HOYT, DENTIST, 9O7 BROADWA ;
- doors above 2Oth 1t, inserts beautiul so.s ~
teeth with without edrptting me roots. gu 80 80
artificial bone filling 6nserted without pnn'l %
cents gold, 90 cents 10 $ii amalgam, 90 esnt., Az
work warranted. lAS sfSe'lS
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Dp yAN uAMnERTs FEMALE MONTH.

from cold, or any cause II Per ~. Coughs,
cnlIs, &c, cured is Ayrcs' Cherry nrol. 'rn'-
MIA, rheumatism, Sc, cured ~ Town-end'~ sT'I-
parilla. Kenrdy's discovery, by CT ION, ~ BOW
cry, New York. NV 'EA''l'@
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CLEAN, WHITE TEETH ADDS GREATLY
~ 10 the appearance Of every one; and T. al. who
would have their teeth look s0, we would advise 70
uso Or. Grcy's Gate IIur.uw9 ORRl5 TOO ~
PASTE. We are satisfied, from experience, th.l II
Is tie Best and most Reliable Urti re In use IL Is
perfect enemy 10 the Dentist, MS It keeps she Tcln
sud Gums In perfect health and We guarantee t.hi
uutIIng inlurfN- Is used IN Its making, Don .'n
g. live II trial, 10 We are confident that u W" eve
+ +, g,j DreotL To Ice had Al 4S south Second st.
Wlllnmsburgh, at 20 cents per pot, US U
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DASSENGERS FOR EUROPE
j. order Of bCcre'try 81 y ate, all passengers
r''iiF Ghc Untt Stte' are required " prv-u4e
p,,-t %, hcf're * ing ahjsrd the ste amer.
Pv,en GERS will ret 10 subjected ~ AM trouble ~
irey D., procufir them, II they all Tor INSTRUCT
. the L'Mpsu.'s Office, ~ Broadway. Y.
JOHN G. Dole. AAeui.
STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
NEW YORR AND LIVERPOOL.
laatlng and embNkiEg passenger, - cUBHN5.
TOWN, Ireland.
The Liverpo,l, Ner York Ini Phil 1lsirtis steun
Ship CVfnptny intend di4pn, hing thetr hIll-p3v-
cred Ciy 1e-buill Iron Stesnrhps az Toll rvs
INA .Sst'trday, Jan. 18th.
KANGAROO. ..... ........ Saturday Jan. 9Th,
CITY or BALTIMORE DO. . SATURDAY, Jan. 2bth
AID OIL every succeeding, 5>trrity, a. noon, tr IN
L er ~, North River
RATES or PASSAGE
FIRST CABIN ........ ....,,...,t ~ ~
d. = LDniDA ..,.., so %
SIftRAOL. s.t...s. .....t,..,,f V Or
d. tpLpu Zoe ...... o. o.
B'e,i'go Ret Tieke'-. god Tor az
r 'or -r,i forvt- lei h. Psre, Have H,nburg,
G.curt- Ritter H., An,re'p, a., A. reduced
81 row. % rates.
Per- 1, wishing 8 jr..5 pa. their 'tien1s Gu
.fy u i't- here.
~ ri'Lcr u.i,rm,'i,-, spy a. She C,ppaay's
of ~.
ms,t-isi 70 Brosd-s7.
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NLTU.IIAMSBURGH SAVINGS BANK,
w corner u South Third and Fourth 81, Brook
Ign, L. |.
DIVIDEND NOTICE Depositors are hereby no.
tilted that sem-nunual dividend, at the rats Of sin
per cent per AMMAN On all sums Of three dollars and
upwards that shall have been deposited three
months on the first day If January next, will be
paid to dcpostors OF after Monday, January goth.
Interest mol called for will will Le passed 10 the
credit of dcIOsitors AZ principal.
Deposits made on or before the tenth day Of JAM
uRry will draw interest from the first.
TIE funds Of this institution securely invested
In bonds and mortgages real estate worth double
the amount loaned and in city and county bonds Of
the State of New York
The hank IL open for business daily, t5undays
and Holiday exceptodl, FROM three 10 seven clock,
Pm.
WILLIAM WALL, President
S ShTu' iSi EiC ARIaGs Vice Presidents.
SAMUEL w. TRUs SLOW
d2b sSwF&M'iiT SECRETARY
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CANARY BIRDS FOR SALE-A LOT OF
- lrgc-l6ed canary birds, n iGi south 1t, up
q ii at ~ per ppr. Please ring the bell q 6'i -
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AS USUAL, TEETH EXTRACTED With
IA out paiu-ThUse who require iuI. setN tenn
porury ,,ts, uo charge; partial p.rc'1 y per t9',ni
teeth filled with gold ~ g..d G'n,n' 5i''t r ,'n'
ey over the drug store, opp site t. u" - b1Nely
Theatre. Nl' -f''- ~
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
Ntecth extracted without pain, by a new process
Beautiful teeth inserted ~ each ON silver, -
mere shells OF teeth hllei with bone filling. AL
operations warranted, by J. JAY NILLER5, iiJ
Grand u, > blocks fium Broadway ia 3'lJT
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Personal NOTICES.

S,AEAIl-IF IOu ARE ALIVE, WRITE
- g. your friend ~ Washington. | have written
g. DoD, lut Lot no nu-Nrr ld 80
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DENTISTRY.

RTIFICIAL BONE FOR FILLING ANT
"A r,inodelng achiAg, de,aycd ~ broken teeth, is
-, n, -, without Iuu; ,,lor tooth and warrant.
iai G'r iifc. c. u. CRAWFORD, ~ Amiiy ~, "a
iJ. ~ nom Broadway. JGsit,'l4
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INSURANCE.

JEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
~ 80 Wal It. Capital, Tgu0,Oo0 surplus tlonooo,
lu-uir5 against loss or damage ly me. This G lm-
pHuy has been in operation "a years nut has paid
u That period ior LOSSES, over =, Onho1' Al losses,
Including those of the ,rrt me, In $50 md lNlJ,
have i,pu paid I'm fun Nit the Company htS IT,
capital and u large surplus securely invested IN
r4uttlpgCs On real estate
MOSES TICKER, President.
SAMUEL T.. BELClIER, Secretary,
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hluwrst possible }ii.". Teeth hllcl with gold 81,
silver ~ cents hunr filling without plu - cent,
and upwards. Tcrth carefully extracted - cent,
10y DR.. j. 5. CONWAY, 100 East 45th Il, bet "a md
Ord AYES. IoJ 2Lte'lOl
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TO LET.

RIO I,ET--2G6 BlEECK ST., STORE and
l. basement aud fourth for llliire At nm
R,..k,r- a. ltG3'llo
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IN NEW AND SECOND HAND PIANOS
COmcluleons nil harmoniuil4iur rent or for sal,
Mt reiuced ptirc- ru-rWood pianos At 81 por mont
one ~ ort,ye carved rosewood grand piauu ~
half prize, or Tor rent s. 7. GORDON, 200 brn,d
way. jyi2t0'iiS
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ROSEIlIlL SAVINGS BANK, COR. OF
~ itL u and Sth ave, open daily from 1, q pm;
Wednesdays sud Saturday, until D m Six per
cent interest on all sums Of $40 and under. De-
pp-ts maae on or before January 10Th draw inter-
,-t from the LIST. THOMAS CuRlsrY, President.
RICH. ii BULL, Sec, dis 2I'i2l
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-13
Warrington Items.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE commit
tee on the surrender of Harper Ferry,
have reported that Col Thos. H. Ford,
of the 32d Ohio volunteers, conducted
the defense Of Maryland flights without
ability, abandoned his position without
sufficient cause, and has shown through
out such lack of military capacity as to
disqualify him in the estimation of the
Commission, for q command in the SER
vice.
The said Col Ford, by direction of the
President, is di smissed from the service
of the United States.
End. The Commission having reported
that the behavior of the 10th New York
Infantry was disgraceful, and that Major
VIM. II. Baird, for his bad conduct,
ought to be dismissed, the said Major
Baird of the 10th New York infantry,
is, by direction of the President, dis
missed from the service of the United
States.
The committee having reported that
Brig. Gen. Julius White Of United States
Volunteers, acted with decided capabili-
ty and courage, and meets its approba-
ton, and having found nothing in the
conduct of the subordinate officers
brought before the commissioners, wor-
thy of censure they are released from ar
rest, and are ordered to report for duty.
BY Order of the Sect'y of War.
L. ID. TOWNSEND, Adg't. Gen.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-13

BALTIMORE, Nov. 12-The United
States gunboat Hercules, Capt. DUNCAN,
arrived this morning from a cruise along
the border of Virginia.
On the morning of the Sd inst, just be-
fore daylight, Lieut. Baker, with an arm
ed boats crew, discovered a party on
shore, signaling some rebel soldiers sta
toned up small inlet
On finding they were discovered, they
took to their boat and tried to escape.
After a half hours chase, the boat was
captured, which was found to contain 8
men with signal lanternS arms, &c.
One Of the party proved to be Maj. Reed
Sanders, regular officer of the Confed
crate States army, and son of Geo. N
Sanders. The other two were English
sailors
At the time of their capture they were
expecting a vessel to convey Major San
ders to Europe with rebel dispatches, and
were signalling for that purpose
The two English sailors landed from
the Halifax about ten days ago, which
brought over prominent rebel with dis
patches for the rebel Government
The vessel which was to bear the rebel
dispatches to Europe was lying about
four miles outside, but discovering the
capture of Major Sanders, it immedi
atsly put to sea.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-13
Cen. Grant after Price.

CHICAGO, Nov. pa special from
Trenton, Tenn, of the 10th, says the
grand army passed beyond Lagrange
yesterday evening. Our pickets are six
miles from Holly Springs. One hundred
and thirty of the enemys cavalry were
taken prisoners during the day, with a
federal loss of two killed and two wound
ed. From highly creditable source we
learn that the rebels have fallen back.
A letter from Holly Springs to the
Mobile Tribune says there is not 1000
blankets in Prices entire army corps.
Blankets and knapsacks were nearly all
thrown away in the retreat from Iuka
aud Corinth.
Bishop Elliott of Georgia, announces
that the Union of the Dioceses of Texas,
Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, the Caro-
linas and Virginia are complete, under
the name of the Protestant Episcopal
Church of the Confederate States of
America. The first general council will
meet at Augusta, Nov 18th.
A dispatch from Gen. Ransom at Fort
Donelson yesterday, says: My command
arrived here to-day. We have marched
one hundred and fifty miles, had fight
with the rebel Woodward on the 9th and
brought him to grief Killed sixteen,
wounded forty, and captured twenty
men, and one hundred horses and mules
and quality of arms We drove him
to the other side of the Cumberland.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-11-13
Interesting from Charleston.

BosToN, Nov. IA correspondent of
the Boston Journal, writes from ON board
the United States steamer South Caro-
lima of Charleston, under date of Oct.
18th, as follows:
The British frigate Racer, by permis-
sion of flag officer Green, entered Charles
ton harbor and took away as a passen-
ger, the British Consul
The Consul says the rebels have just
launched powerful ram, and that two
more are ready for plating with iron
which they expect every day to arrive
from England in an iron plated steamer.
He also reports the rebel steamer Nash
vile, lying at the mouth of Stone Inlet,
miles from Charleston, watching for a
chance to run out He reports 200 cases
of yellow fever at Charleston when he
left
The same correspondent, under date
of October 18th, writes as follows:
About ii clock last night heavy fir
ing was heard to the northward, which
continued about half an hour
From the sounds of the guns, this fir
ing was supposed to be about s miles off.
This morning a boat arrived from the
flag ship, informing us that agvessel had
ran the blockade during the night, and
the iriug vas from the Flambeau which
got under way before the steamer ran the
line of the blockade, and attempted to
stop her, but she took not the slightest
notice of the Flambeau, which fired %
shots against her sides, but they ratified
off like so much hail She must have
been iron plated, and very thick at that,
or the Flambeau's rifle shots would have
gone through her, but she kept on up the
channel and ran in.
1t is thought she is the vessel which
the rebels expected with iron plates, and
if so we must expect some hot work be-
fore long, unless we have something here
besides wooden ships to contend against
them. r