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FINE CORNET BAND;
mag niacent Stud Of Thoroughbred; and all other
adjuncss Of hrstcIass Circus will he found
70 this
Admission, only 25 Cents.

This Company will exhibit at Warsaw on Tuesday,
10th, Monirose, Friday, 10Th; and Fort Madison
Saturday, goth inst. Iseptl2-dtd
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T)IANOFoaTES or SUPERIOR TONE AND FINISH
u iad ~ nudeiats pr,es Tor IA b. Apply to ia,
VAN RiPEi llo Wooster street, between Hoas,on and
Bcs, ,ksr streets
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IA nufSr.e ste-E.e ,snsy o.c.srun- bass
fu iron palte lnci -atn Mood all mod improve
mcnts, uricr, been monias. So
$50 .diu- 90! Cover alsn Pa ur FIrnit
a sacrc in urc ~ li3 West Twcnty-thlrd sreat
Sixth
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ANEW RAILROAD LINE.

IN NEWAKk to NEW IORk,
HOBoKEN.
The extension OF the Morris aud Essex Railroad TO Hobo.
Scu having been compriOa viii run, on and after
Noyenber 10 1861, as io,ows-
leaving Morris aud Essex Leaving New York, Barclay
Depot Newark ann Canal Street Ferries
AAu 6.i5 NJ
1yA, M. 10 A. n.
ho "a a. NJ Barciay a Chris ST., 12 A. Al.
"IP H. Baclsy \ Canal ST., 2.45 Pm.
sSr.M. slsp ~
!r,sx i'rfMM iiP.M
o Newark BE- obained the ferry at either
areay Canal Christopher streets. Few iork, or at the
hspct At hoDoSen. -. -, ..,, . ,..
kbs trains by ssng New yox niicen minutes IN advance
Of the above tiale.
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FOR SALE,

FIRST CLASS CASH GROCERY SToaR FOR SALE
"A of and SECOND street opposite h Union
Market OF stands in the city. weekly
cepls average 500; viii be sold NJ sacrifice Apy the
premises.
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GERMAN OPERA HOUSE,
" ass Broadway corner OF Broome street
director .CAkli ANSlHUIh
NOrICE.ln OF thr demand for
To witness the .Tae Mtsc Fluethe great
OF the season--and the general
desire OF the patrons Of the Opera Mr. Absolute bess
tn.t this opera will he perior ned
SATURDAY NOVEMBER l5
MO,art's chef druvrc Of
THE MAGIC FLUTE
ode zauberlocel.
will be presented in tie perfect ~ le which has for 1t
the unaunols appreciation o the press aud the public
NEW COSfUMES,
NEW SCENERY,
INCREASED CHORUS AND oR,dtEaTisA.
On SUND ~ EVENING
GRAND SACRED CONCERT.
FIDEIIO
will he shortly produced, perfection 'The
M,4tic In
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AMUsEsTENTs.

AMUSEMENTS.
WIHHrER GAsDRs
" FAEEWEEL FAREwkLI '
FAREWELL
EIGHT EIGHT
s1aar siGar
EDWIN BOOTH.
LAST APPEARANCES
On this evening fSaturay) November l5 the performances
FAREWELL BBNESlr
EDWIN BOOTH.
.'' rwo 81 s sE%rEsr
THE ArosTArE.
:, n. ,.. -, ;, u sHYLocK.
MERCHANT or vENrOE.
MRS. JULIA BENNETT BARLOW
FLoaINDA
A'- II, y;s IN ms r1HslA pxisAr,.-asa artists
NIBLos aARDEN
IN Lessee aud rlsn rMSnasesp ,.p wm whea'ey.
GRAND KAvE4 sSrLsss Hss2NsAsSE' ss 4so 'EyEslre AT
SATURDAY. HsTsRSo%s. assss stS''t sSH Is, 1859.
THE MrscnGlTEvous APE
aa.n ns can osefseer, .'...'.-..aAhMEi MayE
THREE FLYING TRApEzE
CHILD WONDER y ''e
YOUNG AMERICA
To commence with Pooi-s Comedy of
UNCLE SAM
EVENING PERFORMANCE
the comic fairy pan omine entitled.
TIL. MAGIC TRfMPEr
Clown. (hE celrb aied Itrt 0abriel Rave
hariequin Young America
GREAT FLYING TRAPEzE ACT nv THE
RENOWNED CHILD Artistic
YOUNG AMERICA.
The entertainments will commence with
- WHERE DID THE MONEY COME FROM
by tho dramatic company,
Monday evening viii produced Grst time in many
years, the amusing fairy pantonn,e of
THE GOLDEN ECO,
In which GABRIEL RAvEL AND YOUNG AMERICA, aud
the whole troupe viii appear
Dress Circle and Parluet 10 cents Secured Parqut Stalls
75oents; Family Circle, 25 cents
The performance will commence At quarter TO eight
O'Clock The doors will open at \ quarter past seven
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
ID Nj. WHEATLEf begs leave inform the public that
MATILDA HERON
will appear this evening.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IS.
In her thrilling impersonation Of
CAMILLE.
IN the drama.Of the same
FOR THE SECOND TIME
Nights Of performance OF
RDWIN FORREST
Monday. "Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
Nights of performance OF
MATILDA HERON.
Tuesday and Saturday.
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sasaas-s ala - = - =
RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD TRAINS FOR ALBANY,
Troy. tile North aud WcaL Chambers street ~
and A. N. and 3:l5. 3 and toia 7. NJ.
NEW YORK. HAhLLM AND ALnANY RAILROAD
IN FOX ALBANY, TROY, NORTH AND WEST
sDMMEk AiRA>UEMENT.
'UrtnenIinJ Thursday, sNy 3, 1864
For AibaD5, uyJ n. ~, ENIrss Mai Tram Twenty
srixn ssroct atom. an tu,ii vns Time Table.
aUNN BIkGuLLL Astlsaant Superintendent
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guRSHAMis FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK.
N. ina a. isl u.nt ~ West Eleventh street betwe en-
F,th and sixth avenues. Household furniture h x and
shipped 10 all PARTS ~ tie world Covered wagons
moving furniture Rndfro the cVruy Furniture
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INSTRUCTION.

INSTHJCVlON.
AT Co0PEi: IHsrITUTE--BRYANT, STRATrCN a
IA PkNNs Commercial Coic,e instruction Gay
fng bookkeeping, commercial commercial arithmetic,
penAashp, Every possible advantage olcrct
young acquiring complete business educaion Call
lor catalogue.
A LADY RECENTLY FROM EUROPE. WOULD BE
IA happy with .tc,s. iaiiies where her
Engsh dancing Address re hc', Post oce, Eighth ST.
A LrhoUGH HOUSEKEEPING, WRITING AND
"A Ah spccigli.co TAU hi AZ " Bowcry N T..
and 25 Fulton street, ample provision
made for nsruulng adults in READING Spelling and other
Ensish branches each pupil rrcciyn5 strictly private m
struction.s Prordcn,c Transcript Colone FAME
s details peculiarly 70 be acquired and impossible 10
be forgotten.
LL0CUTION TAU0HT-srAMME2IN0 CURED
~ Great enthusiasm mt the Vocal ynnasium, - East
Twenty OF Madisn Complete
In Vocal Gymnastics. Eiocuon and Calsthenics
Special attention given the ctr development
voice. Vocal gy ts render the smooth powefi
melodious, AFFORD us the shras OF
Samsnering I4dlgl cured The
ficed Uy the rrs: masters In Pnrop.
TrogT EDWARD ISsTITuTE-NINTFR TERM DEC
II 4, o.: !cl weeks. See catalogue Fouitesn
superior Commercial CoeSs. Special provision Tor ladies'
Address Rev. Juscph e. King, Fort Edward, y. Y.
WANTED IMMEDIATELy-A CLASSICAL AND MA.
w themati a acher h.l riing school the
city One who is winA devote short portion of his
his board, wasAg, Nc wi md desirable posi-.
.tion by addressing Aid he'ae olce
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

hibitioO, iSfhe nndersie nittee intend
lug At onrs in June, 1865 int rnat nal bo OF
Agricultural Products and Machinery. particularly of
Dreedns Cattle OF sil the cooperation, far
technical execution 10 concerned. tcGcrman Agricu
raj Society," Prizes to the amount OF 10000 Prussan do lars
offered The special programme be furnished
the LIST OF December, lco2 Application, prepaid, the
Secretary Dr. Gerhard Hach.an. Lanbig. The first Of
harch 1868, IS nAeu upon OF
communications and appl ca IONS Tae on,mittee.
ERNST Won MERCK, Chairman.
uAuur nrfnh,
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M o. ROBERTS, LINE OF STEAMSHIPS FOR
M. CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.
Low rates OF passa.S.
NO DETENTION ON THE ISTHMUS.
One OF the following steamships VIII leave FROM pier 90
foot OF Warren STREET North river nonth commencing
Monday, December l, at noon:
Steamship ILLINOIS 1900 tons. hMERICA 2,bM tons
EMPIRE CITY, lstO tons. | RONhFARTB, 3,UOO tons.
For San Juan del Noe (Greytown connecting with rst
class the Pacific the arrival OF passcn
gers San Juan del Sur and proceed from there direct 70
San Francisco.
NJ. o. ROBERTS
lit West street. corner OF Warren,
Now iorx
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4 GARD TO TIE PUBLIC
~ FOAS OLD BOWERY THEATRE.
Mr. q. L. FOX, having terminated ns hity nights. has
been reensaged Tor the o continuing through the
hodys IL viii have the honor o presenting 10 the prbc
Of his Funtnnlne, ne gotten up regardless
expense. Also and popular Dramas and NJ the
cues Of inaDypanons he VIII his legitimate roles
in OF the old established rnee That nothing b:
wanny on his part To make his performances eratii ns 20
the people profitable to the gealcnt viii ilns
several builesquc characters. selecting hs
models r,t class stars only Two in tive
ptcpt ration, JACK CADE ana CAM LIE. Tie hopes tat
uinbga,e VIII he tAacn by friends ol artists have
givt immortality the above named tr
sn,liime subject The ridiculous th
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IoOR SALE-A TAVERN. LOCATED ON A CoRNE
L the Eas river. Terms the pro wi h,
otter business TO attend to. Apply to GEORGE HESDL
SHOT, corner of Pike and South streets.
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&1S0 NEW SEVEN OCTAVE itANoS. IN ROSE
eDlOU. wood cascs sri.nus a.d uyrrstrune Iass
for S00 ca, with carved siiJ with pearl ke. $
$3.50 aud $50 The Pan grratcst bargains
In city. second hand Plprs tr.n So 70 500. New
Nciodeons rxcincly .rh-. New and second hand
Pianos AcolcOns to let, rcat allowed II purchased
monthly aS received for Cash paid
second hanc Pianos.
HORACE WATERS. Agent, 4sI Broadway.
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Further Particulars Of the rlghs.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept IA special despatch
dated asgerssown yesterday, 70 the Press Gays
of the 6ght on Tuesday, that the battle ragged
with great spirit. The firing on either side vas
very heavy until towards suadown the rebels
were dsnked BY Hooker and, Porter aud severely
punished; their Gre become desultory and it was
evident their ammunition vas giving out.
This morning the battle was renewed By the
rebels With renewed vigor. They acted q if
they had been reinforced and furnished with
ue~ ammunition. The battle lasted till 4 o,
clock this p. a. when the rebels resrested, leav.
ing Longstreet aud the remuant Of bis division
ia our hands % prisoners The entire rebel A.
ny will DO captured Or hilled-there YES no
chance left for them 70 cross the Potomac "a
the river IL rising and our troops are pushing
them continually, and sending prisoners to she
rear.
II 10 reported here that Miles rsenscted biz
BULL Rus scene at Hsrper's Ferry, which vas
surrendered % Tho rebels 10 shameful naanpr.
Six batteries Of artillery, belonging to Long
Streets division, we're captured yesterday
IL 10 said We have taken nearly 5000 prison
ers since 6und y.
6tonevsll Jackson's army IL vi.b Lee. And
With other distinguished oGacers wilI be forced
20 surrender within day or two ct farthest
Our immense ssny IL 10 no.ioa AID Our gen
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The Herald stoutly defends Gen Mcclellan
against the imput.sion Of seeking dictatorial
power through Military assumption Il may
veil do 40, since the Herald alone has given tb''
public reasons for distrust on that hesd. II
threatened the expulsion OF Congress from tho
Capitol BY McCiellan's $780, 900 b.yoness year
sg"; and it has been giving uttersnce 70 similar
Last week that it urged its t.vorite General 70
coerce President Lincoln into CONSERVATIVE
reconstruction OF his Cabinet Il has sine
threatened Pro Slavery coalition of the Uu'os ;
u, d Rebel ARMIES to pot down "Ihe Aboiisics.
ists" Il spprehensons exist that any .sch We
and criminal project will be 70 ,i'sed, the HesAs
alone has aroused .hem.-[N. I. T,ibvaA
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From Cairo and Below,

CAIRo. Sept ls.-The Grenada Appeal Of tAs
18th reports Breckinridge and his force At Her
nando, and marching North.
As the steamer Pike, with rebel prisoners o.
board, passed Bateman's Landing, above Island
10, on Sunday, she was fred at from the shore
No one was hsrt. It is supposed the nature Il
the freight was not understood. GuerrilIas u
that point are very bold.
Price 10 near Corinth, and the country may
confidently look for something interesting from
that quarter in few days.
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4 SHsswD Trick The Louisville Journal
states that the rebels have published y bogus ed
ton Of that paper. At Lexington, wherein il d
asserted that Washington City is in che hsads
OF JED Davis forces, that there is not che faint
est prospect Of success for. the Federal cause.
and oil loyal citizens are exhor.ed to give up
every thought Of further RESISTANCE, aud submit
like good citizens TO the Constitution and Laws
Of the Southern Coufsderacy. Very shrevd
and very chivalrous this, no doub,! But lying
and forgery are virtues, probably, among the
srsitorsi
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Gen. Huell,s Army.

The forces under Gen. Buell. are his own corn
d. ar,nee-"the army of the Ohio"-snd the d.
vision Of Rosecrans from the "Army of the Ten
nessee," under the command of General JEFF G.
Davis. Gen. Buelrs corps is rated at ~, 900 eli.
fective men. Davis took from Grants army
5000 men for duty, making the whole force IN.
der Buell., moving from the South upon the reh
els under Bragg, $4,000. From this must BE-
deducted so much as may be required at Nash
vile, say one brigade, and enough to bold Bow
ling Green. 1t is safe to say that the Feden
army which will-perhaps has-attacked Bragg
is full 10000.
As to the character and quality Of this Feder
army, it has no superior. In drill, discipline and
morale, it is fully equal to the celebrated "Arny
Of the Potomac" It is Offered BY such men
Cittenden, Rosseau, Which, Alexander McCook
Elliott. of Michigan, Nelson and Boyle, and b.
such regiments ss the 9th Ohio, SD Indiana
Gath and S4th Illinois, 18th, 18th and 18th reg.
uIars, and Terrell's, Mendenhall's and LOOM
batteries In fact it is . splendid army of thor
oughly disciplined aud equipped Western vets
aus II the rebels will stand to battle with then
there can be no question about the result
(Chicago Journal. ,-- .
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HRom MssounT.

81. LOWS, Sept. l6.-Gen. Scho6eld ~
staff left the city last evening to assans oo,.
mand at Springfield.
The Hercbasss' Exchange Resiusns h o,1.,
orders for tbo same destinatioaI "a az
During the past ten days We hsve hsd n.
lacks By the enemy upon our exposed det.eh-
ments in the Southeast, and Il seems a. tsov,h
their advance was to be In that quarter. The.
attacks we're feints to attract attention to Il.
Southeast, while the real invasion was msds i,
the Southwest. The Invading rebel force % m.
ted at II, 600 or 80, 900. Il 10 no doubt ove,.
estimated. Il can consist only of the forces !.
Arkansas and few scraped together from Te,-
%, Is none can cross the Mississippi This M
vas to have beea led BY Price, but Price n
east Of the Mississippi, without means Of croa.
ing, aud hence the rebe! army is commanded 4,
Holmes, with Hindman, Mcbride and Rains a..
der him. zsy -,
Gen. Schofeld desires to bring the enemy IA
q battle as soon a. possible.
Information has been received at hesdoua,.
ters that Gen. NcNeal pursued Porters fore.
overlook and attacked them yesterday svsnisa,
and routed them, killing and wounding many
The Federal troops captured twenty prisoneu
and large number Of horses and guns, and ,
quantity Of provisions and clothing. The casu.
s!ities to the Union troops were one killed sud
two wounded. The pursuit. was continued.
Quantrell's guerrillas we're attacked aad di,.
persed at White Oak Grove by three compane,
of enrolled militia from Gentry and Nodav,,
counties The guerrillss we're pursued rs miles
and had % killed.
Eight prisoners of var have arrived ftou
Cairo, and about thirty from Jefferson City.
A lady named Mrs Cappington, Who, for Z.
cession demonstrations, had been bsnished y
the free States. was arrested on her way to Ar.
kansas. She has been put in prison.
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ClsclasArl. Sept ls.-The rebels commenced
falling back yestesd.y. and u Last .ooouuts we're
between Demosviile and Falmouth. having barn,
the bridges o. Tho covinSs0n and LEXINGTON
Railroad. f
A ecouting party Of IS Of the 10th Keatucky
cavalry engaged haudred rebels aear 4iorsuce
last night, aud killed eve. wouLded seven, aud
aud one wounded.
uand of the forces here, aud 10 directed y ,e-
port for duty at Columbus, Ohio
The command of tho troops beee has been
assigned to Gen. A. J. Smith.
Gen. Nelson has recovered, and viii command
the troops at Louisville.
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Rebels Concentrating at Winchester, Va.
WASHINGTON, Sept. lS.-Paroled prisoners
from Richmond say troops continue to arrive
from the south and are sent hence "A fast az
possible. This is co'roborated from other sources
leaving no doubt Of the fact that the rebels ar.
concentrating . large force in tho Shen .pdo al
Valley With central military depot u Winch.
Ter. which 10 strongly fortified. t.atg
Brigadier Gen D. Tyler is ordered to repor,
70 MAJOR Gen. Wright at Oiucinnnti. Gen Net
con Taylor is ordered 70 report to Gen. McClsi
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The sanitary Cosnniselo..

WAsHlsaToH, Sept l8.-At meeting Of the
Sanitary Commission, the Secetsry reported ,h.,
previous to yesterday s wagons and Railroad
cars loaded With supplies had been sen. n,
Commission to and be ,ond Frederick. that n,
surgeons aud inspectors of tho Commission viii
Master h y. Gnkem, q. 8. vols. military store
keeper, Chas. Weston, ordnance department -
The medical Purveyors are required 20 give bond
10 the sam Of 70, OO0 dollars
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Examining ,he Prisoner,

WAsalsaros, Sept IS.-Ajor Sherburn Of
Wadsworth's staff has examined number Of
State prisoners in the Old Capitol, prepare tory
to . final decision in their cases. About q
dozen prisoners Of war will be released on ia
king the oath of allegiance. They are mostly
residents of New Orleans, and intelligent men.
In accordance with tho order of Gen. Banks.
Major Dosler is transferring the deserters and
stragglers arrested by his guards to the conval.
eecent camp near AlexaDdris. t-.
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Gem SchO4ola takes Command or
Army ol the Southwest. -.

Army Of Che SouthSgess. -t:r-.
sr. LOUIS, Sept. ls.-Gen. Schofield left for
Springfield, No., to.day to take command of the
army of the Southwe 10 saH f.-5.
Guerrilla bands under Hindman, Pike, Coffee
and Rains, have been congregating in the South
West for the purpose Of invading the State
Their movements have been closely watched and
every preparation has been made to give them
fitting reception.
Gen. Scho6eld enters upon the campaign with
full knowledge of the country, charac-
ter and resources Of the enemy, aud speedy anG
conclusive achievements may be relied upon.
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Leesburg. va.s Captured. ..

Leesburg. va.s Captured.
NEw YORK, Sept 1.-THE Times has thu
following: @e tsag sts .lgr-
WAsHlHaroH, Sept. lS, . p. MA fore,
consisting of artillery, infantry and cavalry, IN
der command Of Lieut. Colonel Fitzpatrick, left
Sigers sd-quarters yesterday morning on /.
reconnaissance towards Leesburg. On arriving
at Goose Greek Passage that stream was dis
puted BY . squadron Of Rebel cavalry, who
however, were soon put to fight BY our artillery
Our force then proceeded to Leesburg,A whict
place they found occupied BY ono regiment o.
Rebel infantry and battalion of cavaIry. AZ
ter short engagement the enemy were driver
out of town with considerable loss. Our los.
was slight. We captured the regimental q e o
the enemy, . number of prisoners and guns =
The 10th New York Regiment behaved witt
great gallantry. driving the enemy tbrosgh the
town At the point Of the bayoaet.
Casualties In tho Army Of the Potomac
WASHINGTON, Sept. ls-Rebel prisoners cap
tured by our scouts near Leesburgh, brough
into the city to night, say the rebel force unde
Hood, lately stationed at Leesburgh, left tha
place Monday morning for Willismsport, to re.
in.orce Lougstreet The prisoners we're una
BILE to join their regiments on the march, on &C
count OF their exhaustion. Hoods force was
| about 5000 men. es-7 'a#.@'p ss 81 So
The following are among the casualties in th,
army of the Potomac: 40 a.s
Sedgwick, wounded in tho shoulder, wrist auc
leg; Rodman, mortally wounded; Richardson
wounded in shoulder. seriously; Daaa, eighty
Neagher, killed Major WI Sedgwick, staff
in body, severely; Lieut. Col. Kuph, 10th Iud
Capt. Dryer, l7sh, do; Disk, Sd Wis; 1t. Col
Backman, 10th Ind Lieut. Eager, 6sh Ohio
Lieut.. Shaw, do; Lieut. Col. Bschman, lStl
Ind; Lieut.. Col Baxter, 7th Mich; Csptsir
Whitcman, Sd Wis; Capt Stephenson, do 1t
q. Marston. 9Th Wis; Major Bloomburs, 6tt
Indiana; Lieut.. Col. Colman, llth Ohio. =
Kiiled-Lieut. Ballinger, 18th Ind Lieut.
Sheppard, "a Wis; Asjo; Xavier; Capt. Kul.
luson, l4sh Ind; Lieut.. Nallkey, Sth Iud Capt
J. Fell, Sth Ohio Capt CsviDs, l4th Indiaaa
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Explosion Of the Allegheny ArSenal-T
RersOAH Killed.

PrfrssuRo, Sept. ls.-Universsl gloom per-
vades the city 10 consequence of the terrible
disaster at Allegheny Arsenal yesterday.
A public meeting was held at the Board Of
Trade Rooms BY the citissns to make arrange
ments for the relief of the families Of the SAT-
ferers Business Vas entirely suspended, all the
stores being closed at IL o'clock.
The number killed and missing - far - a.
certained 10 seventy-six. It Is supposed it will
reach upwards Of ninety.
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HARR1ssuRo, Sept. 1s-The news received
last night indicates that the result of yesterday
fighting vas decidedly in our favor, bat still
another battle is necessary to determine who
shall finally be the victor.
It was expected the battle would be again re-
sumed this morning, but no firing has been
heard, and it is supposed that the burying of the
dead is the order Of the day.
McClellan's headquarters are at Shsrpsburg.
Surgeon General Smith dispatched special
train to Hagerstown to attend our wounded. o.
The number of wounded in NcClelians recent
battles is very large. Most Of them will proba-
bly, be brought into Pennsylvania. o ' y.
The rebel prisoners taken have been sent to
Fort Delaware. Z" II
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) IN NeyN Oounferfest. =.

A New Counterfeit. rsr.-..r
PHILADELPHIA, Sept l8.-Petersoa's Detector
cautions the public against new counterfe,t 6ves
on the Manufacturers aud Aerchants bank of
Philadelphia aa . aE
No moro troops 70 be sent frOu Wisconsin,
AnwAUKEE, Sept ia dispatch has been
received from Gen. Pope to the Governor, re :
questing that no more troops be sent from this
State. The 25th regiment, which should have
left for Kentucky, is now ordered to stop.
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Bosfox, Sept. 1S.-The four mile race b.
tween Wagram and Berge, was won in two heat
BY Wagram, 6,54 and 8,l}.
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Prisoners reach Baltimoro.
BALflNoRE, Sept. l7.-Over I, 200 prisoners
captured in the recent battles arrived here this
evening, and will be sent North tomorrow.
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Renains or Col. Milea,

BALrIxoRs, Sept ls.-The body..of Col. Mile,
arrived here to-day. Also, the bodies Of Col
Chills, Of the 4th Pa. Cavalry, and COL Oolmas
of the Ilth Ohio, arrived here. -'