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FRolI FnftTREss HON..

ENAAAAeo AAoAoSA1 HVNs ASs
A Aag Of truce was received today, Nc
arrivals from the Burnside Expedition.
AZ the boat was coming down from New.
port News this morning man was picked
up in 3 email boat, who left Norfolk ySster-
day morning and made bis escape from
SeFalps Point
He ooahrms ell previous reports and adds
that Norfolk has been placed under martial
law and volunteers to defend the city are
called for In vain. go
The work On the MeFrimao was stopped
ON Saturday last, and she is now at the Navy
Yard, draWing so much water that she
could not get out even II she was ready for
sea. oi
The greatest alarm prevails at Norfolk,
and an attack is momentsrily expected.
There are said TO be but about 200 troops
ct seWalps Point, D9
A rumor was in circulation ct Norfelk
that the defeat at Roanoke Island was oW.-
ing TO the treachery Of the North Carolina
troops.
The great Sawyer gun OF Newport News
burst yesterday while being fred. Two
men of 3 Massachusetts regiment were in.
stantly killed and another seriously in
jured
z Four or Eve other persons who we're in
the vicinity we're also wounded, but none
seriously.
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CONGREssI0NAL.
WAsHlNeTON, Feb.
SENATE

- SENATE
Sherman objected to the amendment to
the Treasury Note Bill, providing for de-
posit as it tWould tend to prevent exchange
into bOEds and do great harm.
mr. King moved to reduce the per cent
age to one per cent.
The amendment providing for deposiI
at 8 per cent was rejected. ..r i.
The amendment setting apart theprocesds
Of the public lands and confscsted proper
" ana duties on imports, for the interest Of
the debt in bonds and notes, and for g
sinking fund, was adopted. aa
Several other amendments of the amend.
ment were adopted.
Mr.. FessendeR moved to amend the
first section so as TO make the bonds
redeemable ct pleasure, in years instead
Of 20, and payable in 20 years.
Mr.. Sherman opposed the amendment aa
tending 10 appreciate the character of the
bonds. sss
Mr. Fessenden said the amendment
was to prevent paying too high interest
for q long number of yenrs.
Mr.. Chandler said there was no time
since the 1st Of November that the war
could not be closed in sixty days. Only
one obstacle had stood in the way for four
months, which Congress could remove to-
morrow. He believed the order forward
would be given and the war closed by the
lst day of May.
Adjourned
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As1Bsli4LAH1 EeDs LNLua
In the Senate, memorial Wss presented
and referred, from the trustees Of the
Northern Ohio Lunatic Asylum, asking fol
an appropriation to pay current expenses
Of that institution. a hiIl vas introduced
and read the first time, making partial sp.
propriaiions for the current expenses Of the
BENEVOLENT Institutions Of the State for the
year 1862. SIR Hitoheock's resolution Oi
instruction srd request, relative to the de-
msnd Treasury note bill, with the legal
tender clause, was tsken up, discussed,
and adopted BY the following vote;
YEAs--Messrs. Bierce, Coates, Eggleston,
Gardner, Gunckle, Harsh, Hitchcock, Hood
Kelly, Mason, Miles, Monroe, MoBhrney,
MoClung, MoVeigh, Quinby, Ready, Roby,
Robson, sherrard, Sinnet, Sprsgue, Weleh,
Whetstene-24.
EATs-Msssrs. Fink, Johnston, Kinney,
Lang, MeTshell, 0'Conner, Perrill-7.
Mr.. sherraTd offered a resolution to 60
into an election for United States Senator
On the 24th inst.
Mr. Kenny moved that the resolution lie
On the table, on which motion tie vote
stood Is to l5. The President voted instbs
Affirmative, putting the, resolution on tbs
table. The bill to enable the trustees
Hinsklsy township, Medina cOunsy, to ss1
and buy lands, was passed.
In ths House bill Wss introduced to
provide for q department Of military in
situation in the Ohio University; also, to
amend an act prescribing the duties Of
county auditors, passed and took effect
April 4, 1859.
The Senate joint resolution Of instruO.
tons to our Senators in Congress to vote
for the legal tender bill, was referred to
Committee on Federal Relations. -
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he New York World unoartha The

kAt NeA 4NEA W0fAQ uue4ltAE tAo A4l-
IoWizg precious tit bit for John Bull to m.
innate upon. Savannah, 1t must be 10
msmbsrsd, Is one Of the very ports which
our msddlssOme English cousins nov think
il an outrage TO blockade By the sin<lhg Of
stone laden vessels;
Here Is the evidence, contained In Che
''Report Of the United ststss] Commission
sppointed 70 examine Savannah River and
HaFbor, and made 10 the War Department
February II, 1858 Il is signed by J. r.
Gilmer, First Lieutenant Of Engineers and
Reporter, A. s. Bowman, Captain Of Engi-
neers, ana A. D. Baohe, Superintendent,
Unitsd States Coast Survey, - Commits.
esonsrs.
Ascending the river tthe Ssvaunsh) the
next ohstruotion met with Is i'Four Mile
Point Bar composed Of sand and mud; the
dep b Of the channel here is also ten feet
ct low tide. Above Four Mile POin the
channel IS deep until We come to the
aUreoks, fifteen miles above Tybee, and
two miles below the City Exchange They
form the most serious impediment 10 the
navigation Of the lower river, reducing the
ohannel 10 depth Of about eight feet at
Dsaa lOE tide
The wrecks at this point we're sunk dur
ing the Revolution (l779) by direction Of
the commander Of the English forces, then
in possession Of Savannah, to block the
entrance 70 the Frontriver, as q protection
against the approach of the French and
American fleets. So far as can be ascer-
tanned, the vessels sunk we're the follow
ing; His Msjssty's ship Rose, the Sayanss
nah, Armed Ship, purchased into the kings
service some time before, snd four trans
ports, which blocked up the channel.
These wrecks made bar which choksd.
the original channel Of she river, forcing it
% new and crooked outlet; and, as late
g 1852, the congressional appropriation
bill provided " for the removal Of Obstruo-
tions in the Savannah river, ct place
called the Wrecks, and the improvement Of
the navigation Of said river, forty lhous-
AID dollars
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This Afternoons Report.
FROM HAVANA.

New YoRK, Feb! Is.
The steamer Columbia brings Havana
dates Of the 6th inst.
1t appears that MiramoD, on arriving ai
Vera Cruz from Hesans, was arrested by
the British admiraI sor former robbery
Of the British legation in Mexico.
Sickness and death among the allied
troops is frightfuL a
TslcOtt formerly civil engineer Of the
Mexican railroad, EhO Left to join the reb-
els IN South Carolina, has returned to HEV.
ana on the pirate stesmer Kate, and is en-
route for Vera Cruz in hopes to obtain his
old situation, in Rhich be viii Be disap
pointed. .tsipsa
The steamer Columbia brings the state
ment that Jusrez had proposed terms Of
peace to the allies, which were rejected.
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RRnM WHRFIING.

WHEELING, Feb. l3.
The Constitutional Convention this morn
ing adopted the following as section of
the article on the fundamental provisions OF
the Constitution of the proposed new State
of Western Virginia, with the understand
ing thst this action should be settlement
OF the vexed question: la
No slase shall be bought or free person Of
color come into this Stste for pertinent set
tlement after this Constitution goes into op-
perstion. This win insure large majority
for the Constitution.
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RROsa WASHINGTON,


The Sergeantat-Arms, pursuant to the
order Of the House Of Representatives, .has
placed Henry k6f in close confinement,
selecting the guAfd.house In the Capitol
for that purpose. --
Mr.. WykOff said today that this was Q
kind Of capital punishmens that he he'd
not anticipated.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Worlds correspondence:
A well known citizen here named Ma
gruder, a shoe dealer, was arrested to- day
on charge Of treason, he having been com
municating with the rebels. The charges
against him are alleged to be very serlous
in this respect.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, Feb. Is.
The steamer Columbia has arrived from
Havana on the 9Th.
A newspaper correspondent reports the
sickness among the sHied troops in Mexico
as frightful.
The rebel schooner Victoria sailed from
Havana on the 7th with q cargo Of arms
and ammunition. -. : - s '''
Hlerik MafEst, late commander Of the
Federal steamer Crusader, is commander
Of the rebel schooner Oecile.
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aid5z A NEW sToYE-A citizen Of Troy hiss
= Invented 9 new stove, about which the
liillsS, q that sity, is IN raPtuEss. That
uiPOpoF says that the inEeutpr dgmonstretes
sBs poRsr oel saleE to s1ppl tie place Of
o6sE end wood as combusii ibles. X he does
g lhis successfully, be may consider his for
q a tpns as paads.5 ssa {. :
{. $50 s
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FROM BOsTON.

~ BosToN, Feb. II.
The trouble between Gov. Andrev and
Gen. Butler has been sdjusted.
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FROM MARYLAND.

FREDERICK, Nd, Feb. Is.
There are rumors here that the rebels
concentrating their forces between the
Point OF Rocks, and also that they are
erecting batteries there.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. l8.

A message was received from the House,
saying that it disagreed with the Senate's
amendment to the Civil and Miscellaneous
Appropriation Bill.
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. a PIeaaant Inplsment ID Warfare.


The following, from one Of the Mobile
papers We commend to the kind attention
Of the London Times, which sees nothing
bat barbsrism' in the Federal army, and
nothing bat civilization in the troops Of
JET Davis; - 3
HSpeakhg ef boWie-knives, wish But
lers Yankees could have the privilege Of
examining sn implement in that line
which has been largely prepared for their
entertainment in this region. Few OF them
g bat would be 50 well satisfied with what
-i they have already seen in the South ss 10
I- Be willing to take passage home to- Puri.
tandom-in the very next returning trans
port. 10 this tool the 0sne knives which
ths tt Tigers" welded at Manassas are
n6rs plsythings-bsrlOW knives, by con.
- trast, you might ssy. Ii ig abOut two feet
six inches long in the blade, which Is
about q hands breadth in width, slightly
curved keenly ground, and DO thick IS to
III De utterly inelsstio.
s, The mere weight Of the falling weapon
would slmost eleaVe man from crown to
chine; and, In the hands Of stslWsrt,
large-limbed, back country Alsbamiana,
they will shear away heads and limbs ss
q scythe does eornstalks. They we're
forged in the country smithys from old
mill Saws, wagon springs, and such good
steel 60 could be had, and are worn ewing
ing from the belt straight on the thfEh.
A regiment Of stout and Rallsnt fellows.
armed with these end miscellaneous FIRE.
arms, have Just occupied an important DO.
u sition on the line Of defence between the
s eity and the coast. They sre dsternined
10 and will use these terrible side-Arms II
they meet the enemy; and, when they do
gE meet him, black flag viii waive in the
breeze over their charging column. Ita
ia II the enemy advance on Mobile, the
worst slaughtering work Of the war viii
be done. The hre and fall back taotios'
win not be practised in this latitude, for
such q consuming rage sf hatred and ven
geance is burning in the hearts of the
people as will know by the alternatives Of
death or victory"
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STOVES AND TM-WARE.

EST L. MARVIN, No, 80. SoUrR
NV side Public Square, having been East ana
selected rom all The principal Stove FoundTies and
House, Furnishing Estsbl blishHients Of Troy lbsry
.hslees and New KOFk allthenYWest and mOsi
s T o " &c s..
i9r 0ooEiAsi PeFlor and Hs=tisg purposes ana AlsO
Use}g SFteIes of .HOuss,F Fsl7nishss0 Gsodr.
Besides having the most advsatageous facilities
tor purchasing Stoves Of Cleveland rasnufsofyTo p.
culiarE sdaFtei TO this market Also, his a-rRu s-
Taonts with Circinuatt 70 BE- weekly supplied wish
eli the neEes Sc snG n1cat beSufifIi styles OF
e MNAm MllMD rGRAYES
hiehs with MS long Experience OF IS years IN this
CITY In his buslDesH, easbios him TO offer 70 bis M
merous friends and the crest of IN gene
ral sue Greatest Inducements "a regard 70 quality
sod s9o ptS M s eE sss sI e g sood' IN bis line
THE ssDISPATQH COOKING STOVE'
Is cortluhS 70 lncTsegg in pqblc fsvor. aud Is the
most pUEABLE, ECOdOmIUAL, 'QUIOR and
EBHFhJf operating Stove IN the marx st az thous-
ands Of House ksep9rs Ia this city and surToundine
He has 9lso large Vesiety OF other New EtTles Of
COOKING STOVES, as wellR Rs ~ 5sE
PARLOR, HALL AND OFFIOE STOVES,
Boeh tor Won nd Coal, OF
OLNFELA6- MD OTHER HAHUFAOFURN
He ma;nlutaei5Ee5, and has fol sale at WhelesAis
Copper eEd sheet Ircn WEre. Hls stoSk Of House
furnishing Goods, =.
HaT5l5 Aaztles a7s5 vGmsles Gratss,
Il lArgs and conf alets in styl and lnish.
- Al ,sfe most cordially invited to call before
5 pSE1hss5;i2g e9ssEhsse spa Judge FOR themselves.
sIO rs s G2AER EMPORIUM.
". L. MARVIN,
.. s Ea 50, sOgsh slea q, RgRli9 ssPgqlars.
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distributed in cash through that town. In
addition to the one item Of wages, the
sums paid for lumber and other raw ma.
terial, areenofmous. Not less than $500 GOO
per snnum ia paid to the merchants and
mechanics Of Canton, and the farmers
thsreabOut from these three establish.
uenta alons.
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RebsIs RetreariBs from Bowling Gresn.


News Was received in Louisville last
night, and transmitted thence by telegraph,
that the Rebels are svacnsting Bowling
Green, and falling back upon Nashville.
They had good reason for retresting. The
expedition up the Tennessee and Cumber-
land. riFsEs msnasing thsiErsaE, snd imme-
diately UPON the tall Of Fort Donelson,
Nashville u III wiz be in extreme peril.
That Fort DOnelson will soon be taken is
certain, for q sufficient force is being CON
uenlrated in that vicinity to make resist
anee hopeless. Our army in Central Ken
tucky is in motion. Gen. Nelson's Divi-
sion Is marching along the Glasgow turn
pike. Gen. Mitohell's Division marched
across Green river yesterday morning, TAX
ing the advance Of the main column to
Bowling Green, Col Len Harris with the
Second Ohio in frOnL- CsaeiBaa6 CONNER
eial l2th. s1ri E5
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Gen. Lander at Head-QuarserI.


On the left Is TIE room for the aids on the
staff, and If you can persuade the sentry
you have business, you may open the door
In front Of that, and meet Brig. Gen. Lam
der, old Indian hunter, grizzly bear fighter,
California laFeFite, Overland Rocky Noun
tain wagon road superintendent, chief in
the Potter-Pryor bowie knife business, re-
tired army officer, Colonel on McClellan's
staff, and nov General Of Division, and the
oficer whom Lieut.. Gen. SCOTT loves to call
the great natural American soldier.
Somewhat psler than you may remem-
Der him in the West or ct the head of the
charging three months troops in Western
Virginia, walking still with On occasional
tWiBgs from the bullet hole in his leg he
brought away from Edward Ferry, restless
at the forced insotion in this mudhole,
ehafng under the vexation Of the retreat
from RomneY Mcclellan forced him to
make, snaPping short the explanations of
his officers With quick, forcible directions,
and occasionally stopping to denounce
somo negligence In Office with round en-
ergy Of expression that would be apt to
startle his Chaplsin-he Is still the same
Lander thst these who were st Phillip or
Rich Mountain, will remember forever.
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In Canton, Stark county, Ohio, there ore
three tablishnents manufacturing Reap.
.etq and AeWefb syeFseing ever one hun.
dred men each. The wages Of the opera
ttves average l,26 per dsy. This gives
the comfortable sum Of
1915 90 q day,
$2,220 90 q week,
SIl6.44O 90 a var
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ooHNTCr1oHa. gA

Osnase.ions rsadsst 4 onF gsviIIs vita the SAN
aEsEy, Mansfield aud HeTsrA b. Il, as 0lyds With
Sac sandusky, Dayton and ginhiunati II - AZ ne.
esont With Frsn9nt g lpaisna =, y, aRdat Telsdo
and Toledo and Waheah Railroeds ioF Chicagc, De-
tFoib, JacEson Fort Mayne. bosan5 gort, ialystta7
vest and soGthMsst.
Tnlns ATEiFe IN Clsgeland -r0ni To &C ana TIE
At 800 A. q. F7s rf.estr-i az
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-.
wlNTsn- A4RA6sEaE ENrs lssl-a

iS6l-2 WHITE -AkRAn5EM EEI-s-s- 1s6l-a,
Ga aud sltsr 1ondsy, HOYsmber s;h. lssl- Tralna
viii run uaiIyI as ioli0Wss CSundAys oxoep -
1904. n OhtcAgo Ax1rea8-Stops s. All stations On
kOulheTn Division, except Washington, ana
1 arrives n Ioioooat l2ss0 ?. H. aad aChicago
Rt I0:s0 P III
essF NJ Northern Mall-stoys 81 ali stations On
Northern DtTisions ana arrives 81 HandUskyat
la Bl5P. H @ e. --- =
$40 P. NJ Telegraph Expreas-Stsps Rs Al 5tstioal
on Southern Division, except " Arlington, &c.
noa and Uiay- ArItFes in Tolede at taik5 A. -;
And Chicago ct IIA. II.
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-POST.OFFfCE TIME TABLE.

WINTEh ARRANG On ENTIBOR
w Ci9yog the Mails q TIE Cleveland Post or
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81 Cg ssbssF. ose sAa9s TWekl oSE
~ msii Subscribers Five Dollars TWeogs
.tlsil -3-lg lsa raa - 7 @ 4 ~
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AMUSEMEN
w INCREASING SUCCESS
or rHn

w INCREASING SUCCESS
STERLING COMEDIES.
ANOTHER WEEKS GREAT PROGRAMME
MONDAY Nov. 24--(ffth t.mel, CENTRAL PARK.
TUESDAY. Nov. 26-BOS0M FRIENDS
WEDNESDAY Nov. 2o--MONEY.
Obserye the great comic dramA OF CENTRAL PARK with
great scenery machinery and panoramic action
THURSDAY. Nov. 27--THANKsGIvINc HOLIDAY NIGHT
SATURDAY Nov. 2a--CLANDESTINE MARRIAGE.
Vi attracted night very crowded and eiegant
audiences evnced their great qualification By continuous
manifestations OF approval - -, AN.
MONDAY Dec I-iArst tngl BACHELOR or ARTS
r AURA KEENES THEATRE
L. WILL BE CLOSED MONDAY MONT
for 4 drcss rehearsal ot the
NEW THREE ACT SPECrhsLE,
BLONDETrE.
which viii be produced -
~ TUESDAY NIGHT NOV 70
and every night during The week, and
THANKSGIVING AFTERNOON. AT TWO O'CLOCK
All tickets for Monday night good fur Tuesday night.
has after months OF labor and without regard
expense enabled produce what she thinks will De
BEAUTIFUL FAIRY PIECES
for the holidays ever witnessed
GORGEOUS SCENERY, sPLkNPiD DRESSES, NEW
TRICKS AND EFFECTS,
and the most elaborate
PROPERTIES AND STAGE APPOINTMENTS
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DEFORMATION.--PEOTE AWAKE. AND
II stand ss IN liberty wherewith Christ had made
and be entaugted with yoke OF bondage
Galatians 9th let On The mos. spicons posi-
look public halls. where placed figures
preventative emhemauc Of justice This misunder
standing which is really the emblem of he Roman church
As that emblem i placed heads
much more exned saud the Roman church yours.
demands of righteousness and itsi be
hendcd nd adhered down viii the sword
and will have TO thar bondage from which you
were delivered, aud from which there is escape.
For In thar bondage sue is perfect. Now the old
liberty by law IL adopted aud about 10 cx.
perfect liberty W. must have liberty b. which is
for there 10 other foru he dispensed
with: practice substituted for schools OF righteousness 10
teach liberty by plRce The Bple be- Judged
comprehend H. ard must be judged by principles.
other words the world must be Judged through Jesus
Christ Not the natarai world but the soirita world
(Which latter Is the unde landing and practice
the Bible The Of the abosewho lover Of truth
and Justice wishes consult with men of like principles
adin furherng his work Apply topr address QUO finck
lS7 william street y, Y.
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.-...---- 8. -----.-.- -
THE BALL SEASON.

GRAND REUNION-OF THE OLD APOLLO QUAD
VI rie Party. Monday evening November 2t Is62, al
Hall OF ThiFi Eighth
Fancy Dress, Military and Civic Ban The friends
OF the kets gratis the Havana Segar
Agency under Rainnms Museum, and Thos. showers
Eighth avenue and Twenty ninth street
DALI COSTUMES
ID For parties and balls
In great variety. at 202 Bowsry
Mrs. SCHNEPPE, Manager.
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SPORTING.

.,t.E-Two OF THE LARGEST AND HAND.
~ Newfoundland Dogs in the city, l50 lbs weight,
ak Pups OF the samc stock; two Young ssuer
kanibs oid OF the purest breed; two well broken
~ A fair trial given. Beagle Hounds. Italian
Eiack Tan Terriers and Dogs OF oil breeds 70 DC
honday, vt 800 Broadway
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A FINE HOUSE TO RENT-IN HOBOKEN WELL SIT
"A taed with water aud and viii be rented ata grea
bargaln--sny Si25-uN May half price For permit
cal N. q. BlsHoPs, Nc 1913 Broadway door, real
Office.
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A SECOND STORY FURNISHED ROOM TO LET
"A wits private family ut ~ West Twenty-l third street
between Fifth and Sixth Good closets and bath
Reference required.
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!, ANp TOBACCO.

)yAxA AND "sf LAWRENCE FlNh w.,
~ i,,aae,s nave bcou pronounced by competent
Ma tns nne4t IN the usrsei. Dealers ar lnv,tes
, r,.a,iue the quality. Also a superior iot OF
e,ray, g,csel IN l,tl, ta snit the t'sac. a,
4 ". CAGLL, W LinerN street,
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A TWO STORY BROWN STONE BASEMENT BRICK
"A House for sale, eastery side of avenue eighth
nosse from Broadway Williamsburg, ten minutes walk
rom FERRIES water and gas in good yard grape arbor &c
price s. 100 cash. Address apply George Can
field, Herald ofnce. -
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A RARE CHANCE FOR ANY PERSON WISHING 70
n into buslnessThs Stock and Fixtures o. an oo o.
tablished OF the prncpsi tno.
roghares down town. will sold cheap Rent cheap ana
satisfactory given Tor selling Apply 70 n wal
SON. "A Dey
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ia kADOuARrERs has RRoADwAY NEW YoRK

b HEADQUARTERS CORCORAN LEGION, II CENTRE
street All oncers recruiting in this city for legion
hereby ordered report these headquarters
Fndsy, the Gath instant Al ~ NJ. All cuiisted
leave of absence otherwise, will also report
se Those np, with this order will
idescrters ami treated such. BY order. THOMAS NJ.
tip. Lieut. Col Sixty.nnth regiment National Guard Ar
very,
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EXPRESSES.

A BuRNHAM'S FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
"A. ing establishment III wes, Eleventh street between
Fifth aud Sixth Household Furniture bored
shipped TO parts of the world Covered for
moving Furniture and from the country. storage
,urnitnls.
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HOUSES. ROOMS, Sc. TO LET.

A MODERN THREE STORY HIGH STOoP HOUSE
n to let IA rooms, marble nantes and wash basins 4
ri oor gas nxyrrs conplsie; West Foseth street
$500 Apply SMITH 9 William street. Frankfort House
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
TUESDAY EVENING. NOV .

Admission - cents
Reserved numbered seats iu Parquet, ~ cents
Tickets be Obtained al the Acadeing, at Rcer Ser
mers s0i Broadway; Ha sons, Ji3 Broadway Appleton
book store No AS Broadway, Shel salisbury No Mas
Brenano's. 6G Broadway and Horace Wete
4Sl Broadway.
Doors open al 71a Commence ~ O'Clock
Box Office Tuesday viii be from Nut O'Clock
where seats may be secured
The New York herald., 1862-11-23
AyANTED-A CHIEF BUGLER FOR CAVALRY
y regment Address Bngler, Times Office.

.QfH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE NATIONAL
u Guard, Cofcoran's Own.--A few good
ntod this gallant old regiment The highest beanty paid
piy their hea quarters l23 Chatham Pearl
fTung oicers-Capt ID. l.. sullivan, Capt VIM. Butler
II Capt john Coonan.