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New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

CALIFORNIA STATE and SAN FRANCISCO
" CITY COUPON BONDS BOU0IIr ard COLLECTED
o. very beat rates. by MM. 4. COLEMAN Co,
No 10 Wallsl
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

EOR SALE.-Thc valuable prsperty known ms
L the AMERICAN HOTEL. s,nioga Spring.. IL now
for BALE at very low bgure The dsh Of is propre
tor Geo. w. wicoI deceased, Ienion 1t eIpediont TO dis
pose u tho property, including Hotel furuiI. &c. The
Iocson Of til. Hotel Broadway wholly uneq iaed
that Of other Ia ths. thlonged and delightful
Ing Place For term. and ul information apply to the
dersgned No. Carroll Place, Brooklyn. s4dress hi
throU gh tho Esw-York Post-Oihco. box No. 32i7
L. WILCOX.
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Cloibin9.

4 BETTER CHANCE THAN EVER
n $4,000 worta Of CASEOFF CLOlHING WANTED,
for the Western AID California msrketL Ladies asd gentle
having any and wishing 10 dfpose o! he same 70 a
price dealer invited 10 can ado snote TO b.
No. 283 6tbsv IGh st. where you Will bs TO
ceye 30 per cent than by sny other dsas, H. this city
Aso. Cspets Furniture aud Jewery bought Ladies psnc-
tuay attended by Mrr Mntz Please dou forget The name
y nlGlZ--snd the number. 25J Ch-sv.
A LARGE ORDER.-$30, 900 worth Of CAST
IN OFF CLOTHING. CARPETS. FURNITURE and
BEDDING. 20 supply tho California market Ladies and
emen having the above articles d.pose of obtain the
value for tine wearing apparel by calling sddre
ing by post. T. kOSkNBEkU no. 2iz ithsv. Ladies' at
tended by Mrs Rosenberg
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

SOLDIERS BOUNTIES, PENSIONS, BACK
OPAY, PRIIE MONEY. OFFICERS SECURITIES, and
CONIRACJOKS' ACCOUNf5. tog'thef with all other just
claims gaios the promptly procured
rates Apply to sONES, BROWN THRUSH. No. 2
Park place NJ u N. B-Send stamp for Hand Book Of
Information.
WINDOWS and HEIRS oi SOLDIERS who
w have died or been kllod &, battle have thor
OF and bounty coeo ed fee Of charge by applying
TO NELSON LUCKEf. Army sud Navy Agent, Nos. AID
10 PDest
q 1nn BOUNTY, Soldiers and Widows
W l. w PENSIONS shd PRIZE MONEY procured
Fees III on Of 80 or lee yer cent rseI
Good reieTenoes chAfgss IN IGySLoe. H. d. E"ENG Co..
Government Claim Agens No. ls Nassar t. Room Ne. :.
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llc0icGl.

nR. GUTMANNs ORIGINAL RUSSIAN
- VAPOk-BATHS No. 3,j ths,, between Bro.dwsy
aud Bowsy with and coiwai-r Shower and Douche
beus S,-pm Douche, sc Open daily 70: gentlemen from
10 10 a. ard TO ~ for sd-. fom 10 to IL
Sundays, for gentlemen only. from 10 IL These
Bats. certain remedy for hheunaisu Gou, parsysf
Neuralgia chronic diseases of tho skiu, chrolio Cntahs
coldsl Esrcud Affections DyspeP.a, SO. Livery comfort
consensncs aud attention provided for Terms moderate
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DKF.T TRIIIMPU.

CKEAT TRIUMPH.
~ sTEiNwtY SONS Nos. 81 snd 70 Wslker-s'., New
Yors ndri tnt phrs red A. tls late '-eat n
snaiionsi Exhibition iLoud'n over THE 29 fisnos om al
I.fi, aftts World entered flr competition. -
spsciai deaf u Too Ss~fafh Times sars;
A~ssrs si-ia~ ~ ini irsep-nt bl The Jurv. - er
rh-,r ard stronger to the poiat than iha, q
fur9r~sn maker"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

NEw.Yoak. Providence AND Bosros RAILROAD Co.
Oct ~. 1852. !
VWE COUPONS Of the lst and 2d Mortgage
Bonis Of the Hew.Haven Now London and stopinston
Exenton Railroad, due tho ia, prox, viii be paid by NJ
MOKGAN 4 SON. Ne 81 MtllIAmst
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

NEw.YoKx, NO. 20 oEIonAsoEPLAcs. Nov. !, te6,
I HAVE THIS DAY associated with me in
Il tho STOCK COMMISSION business my Son, A. q.
JEROME, IT, The bu.in-ss viii hereafter be condnced In
tho name Of A. q JEROME co. A. O. JEROME
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW9i
l. PORT and FALL RlyER-rhe splendid ard .npsriT
steamer METROPOLIS, Capt. brown leaves NcY-for4
every TUESDAY,, THURSDAY and SATURDAY. at
o'clock p. m, and the Umpire STATE, Capt bs'yton on
from Pirr No. , ". X. - Il
He will be regarded % secured 70 any s
pls .nt uut.l the same shsi! have been paid for ]!
Fre.s, Bo4ton is forwarded Trough with great ospacs
by al Expres Freight Tain.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

EINAL SALES Of ASSETS Of OLD STATE
Il BANK or ILLISOlS--Tbe Trustees Of the State sank
Of Illinois (hsreled in iP15 viii hold closing sales OF ali tho
rsmsiains properly Of tho Bsnk .. follows;
In MINERAL POINT IOWA co. WISCONSIN,
Ga WEDNESDAY, Nov. - lEe2
~ SPRINGFIELD. ILLINOiS
On WEDNESDAY. Nov. 26. 1881
AZ Mineral Pou, Will bs sold 5000 of mi sra and
f1Fa lands. living In tao cnuutics Of Lafayette ls.s aud
Grant and lots ia the city OF Mfiiioa. Dane county.
And Springfield ssoai u 1U,and Of lsni yrs In
vaiou. parts iLc Of Illinois, and city sId ,owa
property Also .rsl lots ia sgbaro 81, George soeks
No, 7is. 753 aud 1897 city Of -. Ioui,.
very lrse snoan, Of evidences Of debt due the Bank
clsbns ac
L,s Of The whole VIII bo furnished application to the
Trustees a. Springfield.
The whole property will positively be sold without any
servsiiou, TO the highes; bidder
On, fourth Of the of the purchases must be paid
tie sSs aud credit VI twelve months will be given for tie
Temsipder.
The Liquidation certificates Of the Bank and al other
derces sfis inisbt-dsess will he received OF par.
Should any Of tLs evidences Of debt rsusin outstanding
ser the property b sold and paid for they will Of be
vsaee aud tho holders Of ceilcses should have them al
at the sseA uRl MANLY,
n ~ RIDoELY }Tsus.sea
JAMES CAMPBELL,)
Springfield H.. Oct. 20 is0s.
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Uantins aeaocmies.
G,uslcal Instruments.

A GREAT CHANCE. splendid 7-octsyc
~ PIANO made By ito b-s, Hstrrs used a,hor itne
wsrsn,sd of hys y,ars feet order. cost $50 VII DC
sOLn for 73 &c has all tho lAisst Improvements Irauf"
No. IS bisecsrT-st-
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OryrcE CLEVELAND AID ToLEDo RAILROAD Co,
.pr N s.,t N La

OTTIoK oY rHE PACIFIC MNt STEAMSHIP Co, I
80. 0s WALLsr.. kxs-ioRx. Oct. %. lSts.
NOTICE il hereby gwen that the Annual
~ rlscou for Nine Directors Of ihs Company viii be
h.is at the oftro Of the Conrany, No % Wsll.t, on
WEDNESDAY, Nov. ~. between tho hours OF IL In and
gm; c.,, NJ =.
O'Clock y. NJ until frlthsT notoc.
B, osdsl q tie Board
THEODORE T. JOHNSON Secretary.
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TWENTY NEW PIANOS TO LET.
Il Abo, PiinOs on in.,slnisnt,. a.
No. 1853 BROADWAY.


UNITED PIANO-FORTE MAKERS STOCK
" COMPANY, No. 30 Walker st, w.York.-An the
stockholders being superior practical piano tkes ,his
pny sbls ~ otter hstcass ososus Piaros at greatly
reduced piceA Every iIsIunient guaranteed for Ave yrgrs
SJ(si) NEW 7-0ctaye PIANOS in rose
for 100. do. with carved legs i73. sl83. and h2c0.
do. With pesdksy' $50. and ESQ. The above rianos
Pianos a. s,5 40. so tc0, STi. ard 100 New NE.
LODEONS At eItromely low prics New anil second hand
Pianos and heloGrons 10 LEr at 81 and
allowed n pirshaedi monthly payments received Tor
Foreign .hsst MUSIC at pl.r All hind.
oi Ma.e chanii.e prices pianist attend
try music HORACE WATERS, Agent. NO. s3l Broad.
way.
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fnrniiurr.
Go Ubom Il map Concsrn.

4 REWARD viii be given for any Information
"A c,ncernine PATHlCk AoH ANUS VI; ,.s.' = Cinig
g. OF Octp'rr - Aas not
b-cn heard ofsuoe Was df6.,d In black ffookeos .nd
pipts grav ard bck e hat Any iLiofmrioa Wi b
rewarded by hs wie ana family at 10 o. "o., bfo~dwsJ
ANY IMPORTATION of MARGARET or
"A ELLEN BRENNAN vii - thanifllly recs ,si ~
their broiheG Whsn last head from. lived In newYoft
Ciiy BIT failed TO seud tA..r sdifoss Asdfe" DANIEL
B.lENs.Ah. Stockton S1a Joaquin County. Cal
DLAKEs PATENT AROAND GAS
- BURNER. for SALE by IN. suttcdbsrs .os gent.
therefor. All Iersons cautioned sans, ufinsi,s ssi
Patent HIhHY " UUDgrk kGCo.
No. 81 ComD-'ci.ls,. HoGoa Oct 10, lotl.
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Real Ceilte for Sale.

TOR SALE-TEN ACRES Of LAND in the
Il tewn Of Rye. NJ Y, about half nile from Port-
chester Depot, ard 20 miles from tile city
village snd ocanaing speadi view Of Loog Island sound
aud the surrounding country For county resicencs this
se caInot be surpassed WIN bs sold u two parcels ihs
whole exchanged for pro5ucse city property For futhe
p.n,uaIs Apply TO PECK BUSH Pots he,.er, OF PECK
BBUIHl.RS. :. no. 81 CheusboTss;., kc.-Ioik
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

HUDSON RIVER EAILEOAD.-FOR AL
Il Il BANY and TROY. CONNECTING WITH RAIN
NORTH aud WEST Train, leave:
From Cbsmben-a. From gth.s-
Express. and H. and ,: 7.25 s:25 ~, and $40 q
Is and y 5:9 \. u.
Toy and Albany with sleep
Ing cal io;i5p p. IN. 1910 pm. tSandsys included
Poue trsn, i.3 N,
and t:l5 ?. ii:55 m.
PeeA,hI train, i0:3oa. IN. and les AIDES ?. m
p.
Sing Sing train. $3.50 and 90 ie:e5 and 4;?5p.
y. m. j:s5 sud 5:5S D.
fersons in Brooklyn purchase tickets ct Wc.tcet
Express Ofhce No fte Wsshin stonst. City Hall Slasr
and have their baggage checked AZ their residences TO
points tho road, Aad 10 SaIs,osa Springs.
A. f. SMITH Superintendent,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

NIEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELgHlA ard the SOUTH and WEST yis yER1
SEY CITY-sisn and fyrrss Lines leave Now York ct
and 10 a M, T. 8, ard IL p. Fare ea Through tetss
oS for The South aud West aud through baggage checked
! q IA. and and II p trains !
J. W. WOODRUFF, Assistant Supednt.DdeDt
No Baggage viii be received TOR trains unless deiyered
and cteckel IS minutes IL Of the time oil leaving
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J,rNcJNG-L. MULLER, ex-oNcer and first

Teacher of anna TO tic Sd REGIMEN, Cbs.ssurs dAf4ss
and ,teiv from the soho Of Bersad Pafi' havins en-
recovered from his late lucs b' p leave 70 IN
o,u i, pucs and OF that his fencing rooms
reopenrd to tn. public. end lie I, assisted by M fn
In ~. t rent bunclrs Of that eIrrciespai sword broad
s,ynd bsyont single stick and quarter steh. No. 70 ST.
N,rk'.- mace gih-st ursdy's Gymnasium.
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JnsirullloiI.

EEMALE COLLEGE, BORDENTOWN,
NJ-Plees,,tIy situated on the Camden and Amooy
Rsiltoid q, hour ride fsom aewYor. special steIoa
raid to common and higher Ensh, snd ups, ol
hv native and spoken IN tie family for cs'ao,ues ~
dfes, tae Re, JOHN IL BRAkELEI. A. NJ, ffc'd-n''
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

SIONlNGlON LINE for BOSION, via GRO
~ TON. NEW-LONDON. STONINGTON, PROvT.
DENCE. NEWPORT, TAUNTON and NEW. BEDFOBDJ
1Inr ,, .p,eedid steamers COMMONWEALTH and Ply
MOUTH ROCK viii leave Pier No 10 N r. foot of Court
landt-st, daily ,sxcep: sunday at 5 p. m.
resht ,seen a. low .. b. eny other line Oice Of Com
peny, NO l'5 West-st., corner of Conflsndtsr.
w. NJ. EDWARDS, Aesnt. .
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-06

TOR HARTFORD, bfERIDEN. and SPRINGs
l. FfELD-SrEAMBOAT and RAILROAD CONNEC1
TON via NEw-HAvEN-Ths CONTINENTAL leave(
Peeksp East River daily tsandsy eaceptedj a. 3i5 m
The Stesboa Train leaves At wharf s New Haven the
arrival Of the boat Tor al ions NIGHT LlNE-Th(
IRAN ELER leaves for New uayen at II o'c.oek.
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nIea'~.acoats ano Railroads.

CTEANER MASSACHUSETTS, WICK
- HAM = HAvENs leaves Pier No q Eat River toi
James-s,.. New-York for SAG HARBOR OREENPORT'
and ORIENT TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS, and sATUR::
DAYS. asp m. From Sag Harbor. for New-York, MON.
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS, AMI FRIDAYS, at4 p. IN
The New York herald., 1862-10-07

These shattered columns appeal TO the patriotism Of
every have them Immediately filed up. New sol.
ders be made much mere effective by placing them
side by side with veteran troops Experience has shown
us, in the recent battles that tho old regiments will
face fearful fire and come out victorious, from which
recruits, brave and patriotic though they be, VIII
recoi in confusion and defeat Fill up the old regiments
at once, and the Army OF the Potomac will be unryaed
by any army in the world
THE TATTERED FLAGS.
Another affecting feature OF this review
the regmcntal flags and national standards Of
the old regiments, all pierced by innumerablc
bullets. They droopsd in sadness, as 1t were
at the streams OF blood which flowed either side
the price paid for the victories beneath their sken
fods When battle is progressing, and the opposing
parties come In close contact face TO face IN the thcket
OF the fight great attempts are made by te begcrents
10 strike down and capture the coors OF the opposing
force Many color bearer falls with the ensign OF his
cause In his grasp but his nearest comrade raises the
stricken standard and unfus 10 the battle breeze again
And thus the battle RACES. The colors are always
In the trent. hence, they necessarily torn
and tattered Many OF the old hags which were
bright and beautiful are soaked in the
blood OF fallen heroes and torn into tatters by the e OF
battle fields In the Irish regiments the green
flag scarcely be unfurlec; IL should be, II would
regiments scarcely less completely perforated The
Stars and Stripes, which have borne in beauty and
triumph many battle fields riddled by the rebels
look more sacred st as they float beside the splendid
national emblem which has not been In the battle yet
carried by the new regiments II affecting sight
TO behold the old regiments with their rddled and doop
ing banners beside the regiments with their fresh
and flying colsrs.
VETERAN APpEARAyCE oy THE SOLDIERS
was also noticeable feature OF this grand review With
faces Drowned by the Southern and exposure TO the
weather during several campaigns, they looked viking
still to dare and die for the preservation tho Union
These the troops with which Mcclellan Is about
TO again against the rebels Only let recruits be
sent out 70 the Old regiments which have covered them
selves with glory many battles, and the youthful
military chieftan and idol Of our army must be, as no
has always been, signaly victorious.
The New York herald., 1862-10-07
Railroad dAccident-Hcroism of the En-
gincer.

NIHANN, OCt U, ISbZ.
The express train from the West the Central road
due here at hapast three p NJ ran OF the track four
miles west of Little Falls, through the displacement Of
SWITCH throwing the locomotive, baggage, smoking and
aye passenger on the track The accident
on part OF the track where the embankment one
side six feet deep. When the engineer, whose
Wempc, the danger. he applied the patent brake
communicating from the locomotive TO all the cars,
and resolved TO the passengers stuck to the engine
till IL was pitched down the enbankment, aud total
slight injuries The fireman seriously injured This
baggage also thrown down the embankment.
Owning to the application OF the brake the speed OF the
cars far checked that although five went of
the track not single passenger was Injured IN any dc.
gree. sanford n. Church aud family, State Engineer Tay
Tor and Secretary of state Billiard yce the train. Tue
is wondcrtcl tho train going At full speed
The New York herald., 1862-10-07

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservative and
Wig depot whsesale aud retail No. Astor House The
Dye Is applied by experie nced artists
The New York herald., 1862-10-07

HIPS Hair Dye, SO Cents. Black or
Brown, best Ia Del No Barclay street. and sold by
all druggists
The New York herald., 1862-10-07

Phnlon q Sons stCOcin,'' the Best Arti.
Gle In the world for dressing and preserving the hair
The New York herald., 1862-10-07

Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizes Cashed
and information furnished Highest price paid
blooms TAYLOR CO, Bankers i6 Wall street
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
vcry worst Scrofua obstinate Eruption of the Skin
and old Ulcers. No. Division srect New York city, since
The New York herald., 1862-10-07

Eight Cartes de visite for SI-.EquaI to
The bcsa made BALCHS, 233 Greenwsh ST., cor Barclay
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roo LAVE FOR CLAssIEIcATION.

~ let TO some responsible person Will he let cheap
For further particulars nqrire- OF Mrs. RiDDuLPH,
Pineapple street. Bruoslvp
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Prizes Cashed I'm nlI L-gatized Lotteries.
Information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker
No. IL Wall street. No /, New York
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THE MAILS FOR EUROPE.
Another Great Battle and Union Victory
at Corinth, Mississippi.


The Cunard mail steamship Scotia, Captain Judson will
leave this port tomorrow afternoon for Liverpool The
mails for Europe viii close In this city one o'clock to-
morrow. The NEW York HKRAIp--Edition for Europe
will be ready at eleven O'Clock 10 morning and
will give the latest particulars with the Official dispatches
from Gen. Grant, Of the Great Battle and Union Victory
at Cornth, Mississippi, in which the rebels led by Price
Van Dorm and Lowell, defeated with heavy loss
Latest Dispatches from the Army OF Mcclellan and latest
accounts Of the Movements Of the Rebels in Virginia
Latest Reports Of the Operations of the Union and Rebel
Forces in Kentucky Account Of the splendid Retreat OF
Gen. Morgan from Cumberland Gap Interesting lntei.
gcncs from the Rebel States Action Of the Rebel Congress
on President Lincon's Emancipation Proclamation; Ac
count Of the Capture Of the Anglorebc steamer Sun
beam Oft the North Carolina coast with valuable
go the latest neg from Mexico and all interesting
of the past week single copies IN wrappers ready
for mailing, six cents.
w. A. BatcheIor's Celebrated Establish
mcnt for Wigs Tpupees Hair Dye and Hair Dyeing and
Moldava Cream for beautfyng the hair, 10 Bond street.
BatcheIor's Hair Dye-she Best In the
world harmless and reliable Sold by drug.
sts and perumers everywhere Factory 81 Barclay street
Phalon d sons "SnOw White Orieutn
Cream for beaGtifyng the complexion by all drug
gsts.
o..
The New York herald., 1862-10-07

The Presidency OF Harvard College.
BosroS, Oct. o, 1862.
Thomas Hill, LID, was TO day elected President Of
Harvard College.
The New York herald., 1862-10-07

| FredricIxs d Co, PhOtogra pliers, 150
Fifth avenue, Madison square.
The New York herald., 1862-10-07

Trusses.-Marsh Bros Radical Cure
Truss Broadway aud Ann street, under Bar
NUNS A female attends ladies'
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Lottes}es
DELAWARE. EKrRA CLASS 42i-October 8. 1862
so, 49, So, 73, 81. 35. 81, 2, SO, 81, 80, Al, 43.
DELAWARE. CLASS As-october 6. 1867
46. 40, 30, IL, 80, ~. Is, "A, |, "a, So, &C.
john A. MORRIS CO.
Wilmington, Delaware
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OmeiaI Dra wings OF sne Library Asso-

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A Great victory Won.-The Grand Ar

my Fashion have marched upon WHITE the Hater os
his splendid al style of hats having decided that White
furnishes the "a Ia Parsenncn hats America. Found only
at 2l6 Broadway
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Omcisf Drawings or Murray, Eddy e
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Circulars free Of charge by addressing either
MURRAY EDDY a CO.,
Covingtoa. KY. or 81 Louis xs.
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| sVaughan's Cartes dc visites-I2 FOR 81.
Life Photographs 81 coored In oil $l0 water colors
/
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w. A. Batchelor's Celebrated Establish
mcnt for Wigs Tpupers Hair Dye and Hair Dyeing and
Moldava Cream beaufying the hair l6 Bond street
The New York herald., 1862-10-07

Phaion d sons "snow White Orientn
Cream, for bea1ying the complexion Sold by all drug
gists.
The New York herald., 1862-10-07

BatcheIor's Hair Dye-the hest fn the
world harmless and reliable Sold by drug
perumers everywhere Factory 81 Barclay street
The New York herald., 1862-10-07

Use Prof. Il. MfIIer's Soc. Hair Dye
black and brown. The best Try It. Sold by drugslsts
Depot No 56 Dey street.
The New York herald., 1862-10-07

How 20 Tell u Strangcr.-There Is but
of distinguishing stranger on Broadway
from lie be the former II he does no,
of KN0XS HATS, the elegant "Fal style" 81
hich attracting such attention ut No. 22 Broadway
Citizens always appear In them.
The New York herald., 1862-10-07

DOCKS BOUGHT-A SINGLE VOLUME OR WHOLE
ID Library. The highest cash price given.
JOHN PYNE, lOe Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1862-10-07

CantrelI's Balm0rals.-Very Cheap,
very nice TO - at, comfortable To wear, very
prudent TO buy Cantres excellent durable andlow
priced CATERS Ladies' who preserve their hea tn
b. careful in the selection OF their feet covering and
place purchase is at CANTRELLS 6l3 Broad
way, between Eleventh and Twelfth streets
The New York herald., 1862-10-07

NOrthwest corner OF Broadway,
,. -. an. whale their superb OF .bnet Furni
% At cost reduce stock which s made Of the very best
& ~ snnsd selected material, by the ~
~ soun try their workshop. under "
& am whose reputation for excellence sf uanuf actus
has been established for seventy years.
Goods packed and shipped to all part. OF the world
The New York herald., 1862-10-07

he could not be otherwise than affected by the sight
After the usual honors had been paid the President and
the customary cvlties nterchanged the party rode of
TO the borders OF the Antietam battle held where
General Mcclellan had directed General Pleasanon to
GESxRAL pIEAsAyroy's COLUMN.
General Peasanton's command, composed OF cavalry
and artillery, comprising the Eighth Illinois cavalry, Colo.
mel Farnsworth the Eighth Pennsylvania, Lieutenant
Colonel Griffith, and the Third Indiana Colonel Buchanan
with Lieutenant Pennington battery Of flying horse
tiery waiting the Sharpsburg turnpike, in one
Of the fields well trampled by the troops engaged In the
battle OF Antietam The cavalry looked splendid drawn
up ne with the artillery on the right This command
has been constantly in the field II forms the vanguard
OF the army. After Lieutenant Pennington had fred
tho salute the President passed down tho line,
sounded Then, as II tho trumpet had sounded
for charge the flying artillery and cavalry whecledlo
the right and galloped down towards Sharpsburg tho
Presidential cortcge wheeled TO the lett and dashed up the
turnpike towards Fairplay and Bakcrvie TO review
Franklns corps and Couchs division.
GENERAL rRaSKIIy's CORPS.
General Franklin had despatched two aids to meet the
President and General Mcclellan with their party the
old battle ncd and conduct them to the place where the
divisions In his corps prepared for review lmme
diatey after the review Of Peasantons command these
officers guided brilliant reviewing column to Farpay
the review OF General smiths division The troops
formed on the right Of the road and protected from
the scorchng sun BY an elegant grove of trees princ
pay oak and pine The dark evergreen Of the latter
composed a convenient back ground TO display the
tumnal foliage OF the former, whose leayes fast
changing into crimson and mclowng into amber. Gen.
cral Franklin and sta the President and General
Mcclellan just before they reached General smiths di.
vision. General frankin's stan officers who accompa.
MED him were Lieutenant Colonel Green assistant Adm
Generals Lieutenant Colonel Patt Inspector General
Captain Jackson and Captain Mcmahon, ads-de camp.
Mc,Iahon was for merly ON McClellan's staa.
Smiths division was formed in column Of division IN
masse First the brigade under Gen. Calvin H. Pratt
formerly Colonel OF the Thirynrst New York regiment
was surprised to see his name the newspapcrs rs
killed near the close of the action at the battle OF Antie
TAM when slept beside him on the baltic field tina,
night But he is alive, general officer now, and com
lie tbc cale which tOu Qht under
namsburg. Next came the brigade commanded by Gene
raj vinton formerly Colonel Vnton from BROOKLYN VIII