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Personal Intelligence.

The unfavorablo weather during the last week has
comrelcd SIR. Lincoln % deter her return home until
Tuesday She will leave the Metropolitan Hotel
that day ior Washington.
George Francis Train has let tho ST. Nicholas Hotel
for Washing gton IN route for Richmond, Va. travelling
leisurely IN the of General Bunsaes army with
the coffin of the abolition party in his trunk.
Senator Ira Harris and daughter have returned 70 The
Asor House from Washington.
Hon. A. J. Hamilton. Military Governor of TeSos
General Grover. Of Maine; Paymaslcr Hben. OF tho
United States Navy; john 5. Rarcy o ohio the horse
tanner; C. A. Hcllrcrs and H. a. Bacon Of - Louis and
Captain Pitcher OF the United states Army stopping
at the Metropolitan Hotel
Milton s. Latham Fui,ed states Senator froiu Califor
mia General viee, Of Troy Major B P.rch ircn Hilton
Head = c.: ". Lloyd OF liverpool; ~ W rpmlusoH and
family, Of Batavia; : II. Alden, and Mrs. hck anu
daughter. of Albany; Judge Williams, ot Mayhcd, KY;
AID y. c. Clark and H. HAND III Kingston, &. W.. are
stopping at the IT Nicholas Hotel.
Ex-Governor Erastus FarhauNs, Of Vermont: Hon
A. Gurley and Judge Davis of Cincinnati: Judge Nmu9
and wife, Of Rhode Island G.. Ballet and wife of Now
Orleans. j. II. MORGAN and VIE 0 Ogdcnfburg D. Drew
and wife, Of Boston Captain r T. Robinson aud W. H..
kibby and wife, Of Washington; W and IT, j. Tnpscott al
Liverpool Judge Bacom, of BiughamtOn, aud J. ".
Gloss, Of Nebraska, are stopping at the Aston uousV
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Arrivals and Departures.
DEPARTURES.

MISUNDERSTANDING city OF BaltImore--Mrs Derrick
and daughter Lille Eliza vckai Julns Ives and lady,
Dhpat Wife three children infant. Carmele Remon
and eervant Rev Granger, John Mclean, Gonuarll,
Charles Tapgsn Mr. Esirsds John Smith, Captain Cook.
nell, Eyre, Norris Cohen Colonel Eduada darius
Atchison, viii keock, Alex Elder, Capexzuo. Timothy
Stevens, Henry Jonas, julius Jonas John Adams Knrht
Q L NJ Walker, Ludeke and Dr. woodman-and others IN
the steerage.
BREMEN VIA sourHAxpro ship New york-NrsC @
Caste, Mrs 0etiker, L NOEL r Hanson, Mrs was
staG Mrs Haett aud four children @ Hueternti q y
sosbe, Blank, A Schroeder Gagnebn, Fuchs Beck
er, Jacob and lady, siegel Mr. Bohrer Mrs Armand
Miss Marken, Folctss and sister all Of New York Ie
Oneto San Francisco; Ilecnbcrc and family hnffac
New York; Eduard Kraft New York; Miss N r BALDWIN
New Yorkand 6s in the steerage total l0 t35 So in
specie. - -
ST THowAs-Brig Addy swfi-Gcorge Walker, John n
King Robt A Finlay Edward Schwellnr Edward elton
Thomas FaIle, Jr DR. Leayi Monsieur Bosaubn Cart
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The American Minister and the Life Boat
lI'roIn tho [ .on.inn i,nei

From tho ondun Post. Nov. IL
irirng the FEARFUL gales that prevailed In the Irish
Channel srnay niem week the Amer cau ship Annie
H. Hooper, ot Rerore driven the IIorscbans On
The 1ncashro coast Immediately the pcrluu position
Ol the ship Monday morning, the ythsm
life boat uf hs National Life B0at lGstitut !on launched
pnd tow"t tn winiwsrd by the Loeb Iumonl stoamer.
After having bean car, on by the steamer the lc boat
had t. 20 thfSugh Tremendously heavy OF broken
water, which filled her three times, but which
rapidly self elected VIII Great perseverance, the part
OF the she at last reached the ship and with much
tiiGouty took UN thirteen O the and Liverpool
pilot Nho board. After taking or the fourteen
men, the rope by which tho lfcbost held tho sh
parted but the Southport cboa which also belongs 10
the National lie lsoat Institution, fortunately up
at the time sud took OF the captain ard the remaining
tr.c men. On the Hen. Chnrlcs r. Adams the American
Minister at this Court beng informed Of the Of his
eouGirymen. he communicated tc the National Life Boat
Institution his satisfaction with the groat service
dercd crew ship Apne f. Hooper by the life
beats Of that valuable society. lie added that he would
take care that account o. the facts or the shou
be bruus under the notice the United states govern
nep.
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nj rkcts.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOArp.


PBLApgipnIA Nov. ~, 1862.
Stocks steady Pennsylvania IS, Reading Railroad,
37sa Morris Canal 53 Long Island Railroad 2is, Penn.
sylyania Railroad, 4sh. Sight exchange on New York
at par.
PAInsoRF, Nov. 20, 1s6c.
Flour dull and declining Wheat active: white at
81 75aH SO, red quiet at 81 ~ n 81 SO Corn steady
7Ic. 76c for white and roe. for yellow. Whiskcy
quiet at 4itac. a 4lAc Groceries dun
PBiLADELrmA, Nov. "a, 1862.
Flour dull At 80 lax 81 25 for super Gns. wheat
sales OF 900 bushels at decline OF 1c I'll a for red
and 81 10 81 IS for white. Corn Sales Of 900 bushels
at 72c T3c for yellow. Rio coffee at 31c $50. Lard
al I0c. q 10kc whiskey firm al 400.
BuyALo, Nov 22-lP.M
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat very quiet saIos
OF red winter Western at 81 90 Corn fair demand at
4oc sic for yellow, and s3c. for choice white Canal
froch,s--15c. corn and 1sc. wheat 10 Now York
lake imports today2o 900 bbs. -four, 900 bushs,s
wheat tso goo bushels corn, 10 900 bushels Canal
exvorss 600 ees soa,, Wy bushels whes. lis 900
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Nevs from the Pacific.

san FkANtlt,, Nov Il, ISb2
The markets are generally quiet
There auction sale to-day Of 500 OF olive
oil at 81 IS.
here have been considerable sales OF foreign
branches on private terms.
sales orcoal oil at 6ao. s0c per gallon.
The steamer Constitution took for New York via Pana-
to-day, $50 bundles Of whalebonc aud ila bales OF
wool
Thirty thousand dollars also forwarded in her 70
the National Sanitary fund, making the total amount sent
from this for the relief Of sick and wounded soldiers
Eve hundred thousand dollars.
sailed ship william Writ. ior ttllao.
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United states CircuIt Court.
DECISIONS OIL APPEALS ~ ADMIRALTY.

Before Chief Justice Nelson,
Nov. lo-Henry D. Broosn,ct y di IS. Si,y Bari sf
M,ldsses-Tho libel in this was aed to recover
among other claims, damage Under charter uo
ON the 5th of September, 1860, between j. 4 lerny
master Of the bark Inau Belle and N lT ri gharo Tor
voyage from the port OF New York 10 New Orleans lnj
back Thirty three running davs were 10 be allowed
and in case o longer dcte0on demurrase the rate or
$35 per day. The Court below allowed tho sum o fta5
for aemurrage, which decree was q nilrned.
J. T. Mesereau Us. Ms ITopsl,r Scpaia.--lhe libel
filed 10 this by Mcsercnu the owner OF the Shop ~
ID. Crane recover damages for collision occurring
the Kills, between Staten slana and the New Jersey
shore After careful examination tue decree of the
lower Court was affirmed.
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INTERESTING FROM TENNESSEE.

Evaeuatien OF Marfreesboro by the Re-
bels-Rctreee OF she Enemy to Tulls.
homa-Meesing oF Unionists or East
Tennessee-Address OF Parson Brown
| low, &c.
| NAAHvrIE, Tenn, Nov. 81, 1852.
Parson BrownIow is now speaking to enthusiastic
audience on affairs in East.Tepnessee. Many East Ten
neasee soldiers citizens and refugees among the
audience
The rebel Generals Bragg Buckber and Cheatnam ~e'e
at Murfreesboro the 18th inst. Theft snovemehs '
cate retreat and IL is thought they ret.r
homa, where, II is said, the rebels may be
General Braggs army being divided into two corps
Generals Polk and Hardee.
General Bragg has issued order requiring all snoe
makers in the army TO be reported to him.
Later information states that Murfreesboro has been
evacuated and that the rebels retiring to Tuahoma
Capture or Rebels-Heavy Firing I'm tho
Direction or LebanOn-Movements OF
the Rebels, sc.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Eav. 90, 1862
General Davis captured forty-three rebels to-day
fifteen Of whom wire captured while scouting on stones
river
Heavy cannonading beard this morning 10 the
direction of Lebanon, bur' The is not known.
The rebels report Gen, Bragg moving upon Murress-
boro instead OF evacuatng shat place.
Letters received here say that JEDI Davis required
Bragg to fight every inch of Tennessee soil
Gen. Brecknridges divisionh occuFsed Shelbyvie
The of the rebel army south Of Duck river forty
ing Elk Ridge.
Gen. Kirby Smiths corps Of Braggs army was crossing
the Tennessee river on Thursday.
The bridge the Tennessee river at Bridgeport
nearly finished.
Capture Of Seventy-five of MOrgam's and
FORESTS Guerilias-Gcncral Bragg at
ullahoma-Milifary Intelligence In !
tcrdicted, &c., &c.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. %, 1862.
seventy-fve of MorgIn's and Forests guerilas
brought in to-day.
On Thursday captured guerilla provision train
near Clarksville and thirty prisoners.
General Bragg is at TulIahoma.
Parson Brownow and Mr.. Maynard addressed an i'm
mcnse Union crowd last night The feeling s in
creasng.
Military intelligence is interdiced
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City IntelIt3cnce.

VuuoL THROWING RFyivrp.-Anothcr curious Of
,irio throwing occurred Friday evening the offender
this time being youns lsdy Of respectable appearance
whom Captain Caircy e the Fifteenth precinct. Is en-
deayorpg discover. About O'Clock the even,
ing oned younk woman called at the house q Nrs
Duman. I'll Thompson street and rang the street door
bell Mss lnnan opsncd ,hc door and before he could
utter i word the yousg woman dashed pbal of yrio
and hands burnng her in very dangerous
manner. Her clolhiss also entireiy destroyed.
PRzr SALE q rtnrSTr1.--Mr, Draper VII sell Al
ton TOMORROW, a, HATS yard Atlantic docks Brooklyn,
I,co barrels OF turpenne, captured in one Of the prize
yesscis.
TnA CORPORATION REcEiroS GENERA. McClgffAy.
The Concurrent resolution o the Common Council teud
crng General Mcclellan tie hopali.ies Of the city
ycssrda, morning signed by May or Opdykc and trans
United 70 Mr.. Naeutinc, Clerk Of the Common Council
Tna axsGUisG ANoNG THE soLpuRs. Tho ladies' con.
ucc,ed with the Voluntary Kitchens attached TO the
United states General Hospital Dayids Island propose
tossuc extra ration to the convaleoent scders in
that hospital on Thanksgiving Day Those who are els.
posed 10 .scnd portions Of uer good things the sick
soldiers requested to send their donations, already
prerarcd for the table cthcTwisc, TO either OF the fol
low ing places, before Wednesday November o6 t
one O'Clock NJ M.:--Brooklyn-srs Richard l.. Wyckon,
Lafayette avenue near Washington avenue Mrs Brcws-
ter, Clinton avenue, I,c ha!h aveuue Mrs. Brandc
zoe 100 Amty street. Miss Mara Messenger II Pierre
,~i street; Ars J. > Hoinc, l2a Rensen street. New
Y,rs-ct. DR.. stevenson e3o West qhrtIeth street.
William Gerard, Es1., 10 Fast Twentieth street; i1ter
rucn tsI., 81 East Eleventh street.
IiE fuAERu On cArrAN noSiLps--Therc will be 6ne
turnout Of the Fire Department today The occasion of
the Captain nonalds o the Second Fire nouaves
Tho Inc &C march will bo ollowsAcross the Park 20
lhalh street ChatLla street o the BoHery, up the
JNery Grand street. through Grand street 10 Broad
way, and down Broadway 10 theSouih ferry,
TRAVEL on THE SOUND.
on BokrD STEAMER cuY or BosioN, NUy. - r. W.
Nhercas the passengers have been dnaincd in our
pasagr aron or tae state OF the weather aud accident
10 the Cy New York. thereby made dependent upon the
hospts ny under Capt Wilcok. therefore the
following resolution offered By the Hon. T. / Porter
OF East Bos on
Wilcox IN managing the searr City OF Boston, under his
command during the las, nsh ia the thick og aud
derng ccipnt and this morning 10 the CITY or New York
prpy.dng tcll for want also delivering us 20
eypeditiOusly he has nj estnation; tender him
ani those under him sincere thanks.
Voted thnt the above I've sgued and presented by the Of
fcers Of the meeting ". HATCH, Chairman
~ WAGNfN ArriFfoH, Secretary.
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az po,rn gr',arp cuy or Bos,oS M.
Murder at Dorchester, Mass.

EpsfON, NOV. y, IbbZ.
Abe Hooking, cabinet maker was murdered last night
while his work IN bis shop Dorchester Lower Mills,
by blows from hatchct The 5clectmen have offered
reward for the apprehension OF the assassin. The do
ceased good citizen, and leaves wife behind hin.
He has brothers In the army.
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denomination Of Mayor Wightmnn. Of
Eoston.

boSIoN, NOV - loo-
mayer Wshtnan has beon renomiua,cd by the peoples
Union party for reelection
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Hfarriess.

ALsyf;T--DI GoNKEooukr On Wednesday November
~, bw the Rev. Mr. f. Bottomc, j. II. ALBERT &c Harris
burg, Pa to HELEN j. De GoNnRsoDuET oil East BROOKLYN,
1. ].
DhGH AIEIJ--NutH9sIAS AND -ln Brooklyn, Oh Monday
evening November IT, by the Rev. Dr Cutler Mr. JAMES
pAMsARhiI 10 MARGa.ETrA AGNES MrIHoJ4,SD. NoCards
MhGroNorGH- -AiARsyoN.--On Tuesday evening No
ycber Is at the residence of Gabriel Van Cot ESQ by
Miss lryrIE A. MARsroS, both OF this city
Washington papers please copy.
SSFps--TawiS.--ln - Andrews church Providence,
Wednesday, November 10, by Rev. Daniel Hensbaw,
EtIsA SSiF,IS, u Now York city to Mss MARY T. IRWIN,
e6cst daughter Of John Irwin Esq, Of Providence, r.
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Damp and Exposure XIII More than
bullets IN Soldiers should provide themselves with
MOI.LOMAYS a Pilla
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Prizes Casned in all LegaIixed lotteries,
by A. DUNN, 40 Broadway, up stairs Lever communal
cations confidential.
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Trusses.-Marsh q CO.-Radfcal Care
Truss occ stil at No. yesey street Astor House. No
connection with any other ONCE Of the same name, Aady
ait1udanL
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Prizes Cnshed in All lie gaIi4ed Lotteries.
Information given. JOSEPH RATS Broker.
ii Wall street room No l J, New York
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Trusses.-Nlarsb's Radical Care Truss,
ONCE OF Brosdway and street undar Barnums
NJ connection with any other office of same nams lady
ttfr1
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LOTTERY Tirkets.-A Prem ium PA Id for
Prizes by G. HENRY RING. l6 Wal street, No.. G.
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No More Gray Hair.-Gra ndjcan's Cele-
brard consultation The establishment and restoration OF
the hair Once Astor place.
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wigs, Toupces, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
and Molnava Cream, for beaufying the hair. st w.
BACHELORS, 16 Bond street.
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Military Movements I'm New York.
GENERAL. MEAGuER'S IEISu EKI1AnE


During the past week Captain James 7. McGes Sixty
ninth regiment New York Volunteers (Irsh Brigade)
arrived in this city with the green flags OF this
gallant command, which to be replaced by others
rich costly their being manu-
facurcd at Tiuany's. These will be taken TO General
Meagher next Wednesday by his aid de camp Lieut.
r. r. Emmet and Capt. Mc(ee Capt. leddy, one of tho
popular ana courteous recruiting officers OF the Brigade B
also about leaving for Virginia He intends dong
Monday evening and taking with him large detach,
OF recruits and convalescent soldiers To this ond
all soldiers and recruits belonging to the command in h
city ordered To report at SOC Broadway at ten O'Clock
Monday morning, and hold themselves il readiness to
leave with Capt Leddy otherwise they will be troate1
deserters
PRESENTATION TO LIEUT.. WILLIAM JOSEPH KANE
or GENERAL CORCoRAN'S STAFF.
Lieut. William Joseph Kane, chief aid Of Gene
raj Corcoran presented with elegant sword sash
and belt last Monday evening his residence No 65
Prince street. The testimonial gift from his numc-
beyond the usual articles got up for presentations The
scabbard guard hit and blade of the very finest
quality. The first band OF the scabbard contained the
following inscription. Presented to Lieut. William J.
Kane by his associates. November IL, 1862. About
nine clock III the evening Mr.. Edward Mcliean be-
half OF The company called the meeting order and in
brief speech explained the object OF their usschng Mr.
James A. Carolm then took the SWORD and made the
seDtati0n, with r0uarks highly appropriate Ia the occa
and Lieutenant knne, in accepting the gift made
capital soldiers speech-shor sharp and dccisivopro
missing that he would dc act to make tho donors
blush for their generosity. After tue presentation the
c, many down bountfuI collation., aud the bs
lance the evening and te1- hours Of the following
morning, we're spent in the most pleasing manner wlh
tuastng, speaking, singing and other social amenities.
Lieutenant Kane LEFT for Fortress Monroe Yesterday
to assume his duties aidde camp to Gen Cotco
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservative and
Wig depot wholesale and te,aR No. Astor House. The
Dye u applied by experienced artists.
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schenck's Pulmonic Syrup-F0r Sale,
wholesale and retail the depot, 81 Barclay street. n
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Royal Havana Lottery.-h Premium, OF
leh per Iatt Przes Information furnis ed.
II shest lrrc paid for Doubo3ns, American Gold and
Silver. TAYLOR CO., Bankers W Wall street.
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very OF s-rofus obstinate erupons of the Skin
AMI old Ulcen No DWisea street New yors e.S since
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OHtrlai Drawings or she library AssO.
citation Companys Lottery OF Ken.ackv
CLASS NO. 4OS-Nosemoer y. 1852.
81, "a, 3s, a -, - -, ~, u, ~, AZ, 34
CLASS No. 4H-Novcmber y. 1862.
5, II, &C. ~, 81, IL, 10. 50, ~ 20, 3d. rs.
r. FRANCE & co. Covington Ry
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ProeIa~assn~-

STATE sssS, ss " e. OF sson 81:
& =; issis :. .if;:. the nh inst
4 10 IeN that we conseers.e day to the earnest and
ss,sss ..n I'd e
he ss %ans sf .s.s as Il
Sorrors sros ina psss. ssGa ap ID
ssr .oa as sas.
W has found ample ana and Oe Sn c,
lowed rebellion hss steepad our country N blood aud
Sapss o. % ssse aoas fS ls ~
sna sna blessings A e may W w e o. 'a s1s1 s
blessing in dir n se niend-A BY the Father Of Mercs io
csns a ss sISa To p
suedpes the vices engendN NJ s e pass ~ ss ems
allied patriotism, the heroic the ortude and the
n n d e y gen 'de n0p Nav vow W.
that the trying ordea eh whic country assing
Of Nations 10 Tree national IN and inarmes
ami Ssas IN this & 0i M Us D. soSd
Gve Of na al w,% Good ono For heart hs on and S m
sounding trust unite in earnest prayer for ts1 eohnn
Let u.s. Christian charity, remember the ensac. o our
Soh%ey hc yo and pray ooa to deyer them rom hs sy s
aras in us lies minister the and ale ate the sut
.ss 4as ss
,as x oy M M o, the ne city M Of IN New " York "h
Lord one thousand 6s esn, = nundcd an, sSiy.0
OMcial Drawings or Murray, Eddy 4
Co.'s Kenosy and Missouri u State Lotteries >, ,s.,
80 K.srucxr. GAS. s, -sovember ~ y. 1862 = ~
AZ, 4, ~, ~. 20. ~. 80, 5s. 80 ~, ~. IL.
circulars sent 'fe' o RS69
Covingon, KY. or 81. Louis No.
Omcial Ora W ings OF the Della ware state
DELAWARE. EXTRA CLASS 5o3-November % 1852
H. - prl.w.sr M vn e CAS- So -Sorea.r 10 mi so m 1862 81 :
l3. s., %. ~, II, 30 81, 81, >. AZ. AZ, 40.
~ - : "' Jorss 4, NORRIS sco,
OmrIai Drawings or she Library Assoc
= = Glass No. aoe-Nosamoer 2 1862: :
- - S CLASS No. 4p-Novempsr oe q 1861 e. =
8, II, 66, ~, 81, IL, 10. 50, -, 20, 90, rs.
- '"'''"i' o. r. FRANCE Co, coving,on. KY
Royal Havana Lofiery.-A Premium or
lek per cent Iait on Prires Information fnrn'ssed
F' Fx4Los F144 81 co ps4 Is sa Street. a"'
Prizes Casned in all LegnSixed lotteries,
BY A. DUNN, lto Broadway. stairs Lever commuRi-
cations confidential.
Prizes Cnshed in All Le GaIiAed Lotteries. |
given. JOSEPH FATS Broker.
III Wall street troom NO. J, NV York
Lottery Tirket-.-A Premium Paid for
Prizes by G. HENRY RING 10 Wali street. room No. g.
The Fincst and Most Graceful Hats for
E Miil rs S ssa ar 'a '0a
Whites Splendid Styles Of Dress and
soft HAS attract universal attention. ~ ZIG Broadway
Heavy KDst All WOOL.
UNDEi:SfIIRTS AND DRAWERS
ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER BY
UNION ADAMS. NO t37 BROADWAY
1x Cartesle Visisc, 81, nj VN1si,an's, 22s
Bowey etl.ai any In Broadway for So Notice-Gae-y
irst floor.
ImpOrtaM mt = id to the National Cause
;HOvEK 4 BAKERS new lock stitch" machine No. 8
yn atty reduce thc labor and vi clothing the
JnAon Army. It's great Improvement st of
class before msdo Every tailor and
,f srriy clothing should have IL at Prize fis.
BMtchelOi-s = Hair Dye-ehc Besa in the
iRsta hsrmcss and rellsoe Sold Dy drug
Factory 81 Barclay street
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The Finest and Mast Graceful Hats for
in New yor manufactured ad sold
By ESPENScHEID. ll5 Nassau street
Whites Splendid Styles of Dress aud
Soft Hats attract universal attention. NJ ZIG Broadway.
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OmcialDra wings or the Della ware ssa,

OHicial Ora wings OF the Della ware STATE
Lotteries.
DELAWARE EXTRA CLASS 5O3-November %, 1862.
IL, %, ~ ~. Ia Z, a., ~. "a, 36, 10, 81, l.
DELAWARE, CLASS 3So-November - 1862
13, s., 30, ~, IL. 30, 5e, 81 .. AZ. AZ 40.
Circulars sent by addres~tng
JOEfN A. MORRIS 4 CO,
Wiltnington Delaware
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The New York Reg Sisne nts al Camp DOUG
las.

From The Chicago TrlDune NOV. 20
Camp douglas presented yestertsy more ic and ac
tivity than for time past. liic ncxncced order
which read IN parade yesterday. tlat all the New
York regiments 20 report u. Nashinet without
necessary delay was hailed with delight by the soldier,
though many Of them had hopej opportunity would
have bccn given them to visit their homes before again
entering into active service ths field. The necessary
preparations incident to the removal OF of
course occasio lively scoue at the barracks Compa-
nies and +, OF the New York Heavy Artillery Gap
Graham and McGrath), and the one Hundred and
Fifteenth New " rk infantry, viii leave by the Michigan
Southern Railroad at FIVE O'Clock this afternoon. Besides
the above there the Garibadi Guard 'he One Hun
drei aud Eleventh, One Hundred and Twenty fifth and
One Hundred and Twenty sixth regiments. which win
depart for Washington as FAST transportation be
furnished them The route s via Toledo, Cleveland Uar
rsburg and Baltimore to Washin ton Tie have all
drawn here everything TO equip them for the field with
the exception Of arms which will be furnishcd thegi0n
their arrival at Washington. The New York soldiers
assured that they will be placed under the command Of
Gen. Julius White. The ccmcni greeted with
cheers by all the bo W.
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OMctal Drn nwings or Murray, Eddy Is
Co.. Kentucky ana Missouri State Lotteries
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS o,S--NovemDer o. 1862
A. %, Is. Y3 81. 30 Is, a. So 33, 5g IL 20,
KENTUCKY. CLASS S. November q. 1862
AZ, L. ~, ~, 20. "A. 50, 5s. 80 ". ~. IL.
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressing eitEevto
MURRAY. EDDY CO.,
Covington. KY, or 81. kouss. No.
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SPECIAL ORpEaS--NO. 2S2.
HrsDouAnrras. THIRD INs.Slay y. Y.


The commandment with regret, the Officer
AMI members of the Third New forR Volunteer
the decease O FIRST Ieutenant Marmhduke Cooper which
took pllcr this post halipast =. NJ Yesterday.
Lieut. Cooper by his attention e. his duties aud by his genial
disposition had gained the and esteem Of his fellow
officers, ard they deeply sympsile with his friends in the
sad loss they have sustained As tribute oi respect the
usual badge Of mourning will br by the oNces Of this
regiment tor thirty days. BY order Col $ NJ ALI ORD.
II. w. NEAyEl
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Heavy Knst All Wool.
UNDERSfiIRTS AND DRAWERS
ON HAND AND MADE TO ORDER BY
UNION ADAMS. NO. tN D1tNADWAY
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The New York herald., 1862-11-23

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The New York herald., 1862-11-23

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