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ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov 18th. 1862 IN.
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Hos A. NJ. Mail Tran stopping At all stations, ar.
1yes ct Pittsburgh at 4:lo P. 81, and
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dusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago aud
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Chicago and the NORTH WEST. With
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kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Falls with
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Cincinnati.
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Falls, Akron, MilIersburgh and Wo0s.
ter.
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Ma%lllon. Wooster, Salem, Enon, Co
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The New York herald., 1863-11-03
1.-THE RUSSIAN BALL.b
DRO9RAMME OF ARRANGEMENTS.
II BALL IN honor OF THk OFFICERS OF THB
q RUSSIAN SQUADRON.

- RUSSIAN SQUADRON
The Ball will be given at the Academy Of Music the
OF the Academy Of Music, Irving place
viii be opened for the admAnce Of company o'clock
sseond-Ths entrance 70 the ban room win be from the
desisnatedb by vases Of Eowerl
Trdhs mnsic will be under the direction Of the Floor
Committee and win a. ten o'clock by signal from
The Chairman a which moment the win be turned IN
following The card prepared BY the Committee Music and
Fourt6-The floor will be under the control Of the Floor
Csmmtee whose duties will be 70 provide partners f the
ballroom aid dancers In hng sets and In obtaining space
Fifth-No lady will be admitted on the ballroom Goor
wearing bonnet or gentleman carrying cane OF hat
LADIES' and gentlemen required In full evening
dress. sft
siIth-The House Committee will see the arrangements
made them In various Of the house Tor the comfort
ofguests properly carried out.
Seventh-The supper will be opened half past
eleven O'Clock Supper viii be served at all times there
After during the night Tea and coffee will be served In the
EighthOn entering the covered way leading the sup
Per by the north door OF the Academy Irving place
The win be found divided in the centre cord
IN going and returning
Nnth-Carriages both in setting down and taking MP
company wi form In line the north side Of Fourteenth
place sngy and keeping the side Of the street,
horses turned towards Fourteenth street. 70 out OF
Tsnth-Partiss leaving the bail win take the rs carriage
IN lne VIII be set down at spot below Forty hfh
street fox.two dollars fare.
Eleventh Zach ticket win be numbered, registered and
by the Secretary admitting one person only
' " s'' C6MMiTfEE OF ARRANGEMENT
The New York herald., 1863-11-03
POLITICAL.


a cApn yWRNrIETH WARD, ELbvENLu ,an,n ASsann
Ne SsS,~. 20 me democratic electors oi the
o,y asr..t rweDtieth ward WIN 'iew " AZ
asey In this dstrict anu W se-
Juuss 80 I'M me Of democra 70 IN Legisia
SuIe T"noJ Tithdraw name as candidate Tor As
feyar OF Carean o. iBrien Bryant, the regular
snInee OF de united democracy or r4mmany and Mozart
Halls. 49,, a ,asa ' S''
A cARp-To THE ELECTORS OF wEsTcHEsrER
n eounty-In reply 10 an anonymous writer In the
Evening Post who declares that an article published THIS
william II. Robertson aud the wleu swindle contains
.uniust chargesn think proper that the slate
,nents of that strictly true. WM A. III I'LL
NEw YORK, Nov. 2. 1863
11TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT TWENTIETH WARD
An advertisement appeared In the Herald of November
stating that the Junk Dealers Protective ASSOCIATION hed
meeting and endorsed Austen " Petit Tor assemo anu
Ward for Senator No such proceednss ooE place al any
special regular meeting of the assoc alton -
DAVID F. BUTCHER Secretary.
OOD wARD.-pExocRATs AROUSE, 1T is RF-
~ ported ~ sOme parties who are opposed 70 she dem
In favor railroad monopoly that have
Withdrawn from the caut all true democrats
20 the regular democratic nominee
and such will be until the polls win close on the 5rd DAY
sf November aud expect that al earnest true aemocrAs
viii snppon me. THos. oCALLAHHANm
The New York herald., 1863-11-03

nrApAuR prsPARp. vEnALE PHYSICIAN, cuRgs
M eonpanis Of females VITA nneas~lled seeoess tst
one 10 necessary, her meecnfe ~ pronounced
the yssY ksss Can p eo4snsd ~ lcl esn svspas srve
The New York herald., 1863-11-03

IMPORTANT SURGICAL CAsRs.-PIIsBe, FlsTuLA,.
strciaIa Stone the Blsddsr &C peic mi.ys o. tho
rating Consult Surgeon, z7i sth avenue ntsr foar
ieenth street -
The New York herald., 1863-11-03

A BUSINESS AND MRDICAL CLAIRvOYAuT. WHO
"A has equal In America and 10 the lady who frst ad
verified In this city ana Boston, and ei0on reward
ierason on lost Or stolen ecod. svsu absent ,ren1S
natter how ssrous she can slay for you She also pre-
This humbus does ehs wish 70 impose on The
wary Phsase SKIN. Remempsr this 10 the
ne mose Promisent citizens Of New York. rhlsdsRsa.
l East Thrssh street, between Third and Lexnsos
The New York herald., 1863-11-03

A srRoLoGy.-MME. MEYER, sll HUDSON STREET.
"A still Continues 70 tell Past Pressnt and Future Events
Hadame MAYER converses Frensb Engisrand German,
and dives
The New York herald., 1863-11-03
SPORTING.

zoos foR sALR.-A PAIR oF NEWFOUNDLAND
~ and st. Bernard Pups; Italian Greyhound. very
fine Black and Tan Terriers and Scotch rerers good
Back aud Tan Terrier exceeding sir pounds
II Roosevelt street. nrst door. JOHN GRAY.
L,RANCrs BUTLER NO. srgCK SLIP HAS ALL THE
choice breeds for and stock. Buters 1nfailb,e
Mango Cure and Flea Exserninster 6aoI per bottle
er's new WORK. 81 Dogs boarded. trained &c Medicines
For al diseAsess
GOLDEN PHEASANT WHITE SWAN, WOOD
NJ DUCK, Egyptian Geese, Fancy Pgeons and choice
stock OF Sing and Fancy ris rsrn all parts Of he
world In store and for sale ny CHAa. REICHB 4 BRO
81 Chsthamezsreet near Chambers.
vuASrEp-A WELL BROKER POINTER DOC. AID
w drV0 l. JenSA BsrAt eAsA
The New York herald., 1863-11-03

III n ths iIfs b. caiiss DR. HUNfRR 81 arn DO
haaf confined his attention di<eAees ~
ssr.ia elssS which b has cured so ,has si nes
rupson 10 business chslgs q diet DR.. HvrIahh
g ss "a . Ne sop p,.sn the .9ss sas
and Guaranised Separate roons % xst Gs gsness
s.eoys cure certain diseasss vhs. rs.s = soa
In the hshits of the paaent vmhout the disgusting
and ssckenns effects on AL other remedies cure neW
ssqusnt Effects o. merea ard @ ,ns
tant that The blood s sssors nness HE remedy ~
serom p,sh U h one deilsr vial with medica wefk 90
Human Fr>y, Nervous Debinv. Barry Ind'ssesos.r as1
spsultsuon srsua
The New York herald., 1863-06-26

PENNSYLVANIA DURING THE REBEL INVASION
New York has now sent seventeen regi-
ments to the relief Of Pennsylvania. Without
the aid of New York and New Jersey the Key
stone State would have been almost helpless.
The inhabitants Of Pennsylvania seem to have
lost all spirit and either retreat rapidly at the
approach Of the rebels or exhibit strange
apathy and indifference. Even the troops from
New York and New Jersey are not received
with any cordiality or enthusiasm. On the
contrary, the people Of Harrisburg set to work
az soon as they had recovered from their fright
to see how much money they could make out
of the gallant men who had left their distant
homes to defend Pennsylvania. This is bad
record and needs amendment.
When Pennsylvania was threatened with
invasion last year Governor Curtin collected
about fifty thousand militia to defend the
borders. Where is this force now? Why is it
not under armss So large and populous a
State as that over which Governor Curtin
presides ought to be able to raise
enough men TO beat back the rebels and
aid the Army of the Potomac in cutting
Lees main force to pieces. Joined with the
troops Of New York and New Jersey, Governor
Curtin should put force OF at least one hun
dred thousand men at the disposal Of Generals
Couch and Franklin. With such an army,
whose numbers would make up for its lack Of
discipline, in front of Lee, aud with Hooker s
| veteran army in his rear, the rebel general
would find himself caught Ikea rat in a trap.
( II may be too late to accomplish this now; but
Il 10 no, too late for Governor Curtin to order
out or impress the militia, place the New York
and New Jersey regiments at their head, and
clear his State of rebels. Governor Seymour
GU, red tape summarily here in New York. and
Governor Curtin should not hesitate to act with
equal vgor, energy and decision in Pennsyl-
vania-
The New York herald., 1863-06-26
Board OF Aldermen.

At the meeting Of the Board Of Aldermen yesterday
the annual report of the Comptroller received
specting the financial condition Of the city, by which
appears the total receipts SIS 1862 ,277 The
disbursements (ncuding items not enumerated) were
$40, 6,s26,917
Blderman Booe resigned his position at the last meet
ing Of the Board, and Alderman Farley called up the
the table offering another resolution permitting Nj Boole
10 take part In all the Transactions NJ the Board without
the right vote and aso he be allowed upon
all committees as an honorary member.
This resolution adopted.
Mr. Booe then conducted the Board and expressed
his thanks very concise and appropriate era for the
honor that his former associates had done him. He also
stated would be always happy render any
vice 20 Board in his poeion and would be
full FOR assistance that II would be their power
extend to him.
Tha City Inspector sent In communication, saying that
he Rad accepted the position awarded him with frm in
tenton to perform all the duties devolvng upon him.
Considering the cleaning OF the streets and the removal
Of garbage imreratvey necessary, he would frst
tend 10 that portion Of his duty and " II needed he
would strain Legal point, upon the principle that the end
cleaned
The voto of the Mayor the resolution giving grant
of and TO the Hospital cAlsd up passed
unanimously notwishsta tanding his Honors ob'ectsn.
Another message from the Mayor veoing the donation
O. as COO 70 House Of the Good Shepherd
called up and the amount granted despite the yes OF the
The veto Of the Mayor against granting the privilege
Mr. Vanderbilt Of extending the pier At the Battery
again called up, but sufficient number OF votes being
! recorded the matter was again lad ever.
The Board then adjourned 10 Monday next, at one p ".