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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-30

No Amnsameats Gov Lstch.r has iasued
an order directing tho Theatre and Metropoli-
tan Hall to be closed for the preselt. On
people, it is thought, will have amasements
enough for few days in capturing the Yam
hes Keyes and his hordes of Abolition thieves
now ssid 10 be advancing in the direction Of
Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-30

A PARSE BUsISxss-AcNieips Hangers
In two weeks trip have captured l25 PRISON
ere and 80 horssa The propaSty taksn by
tben was sold in Winchester, and purchased
bv The g, 8. Goyes,nsas toE tQ.3s5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-30

Fafal Resnk-John Curry, the man who
waa beaten SO badly few nights since by sew
eral men, died ffcm the effects yesterday at.
ternoon about o'clock. Shortly after his
death VIM. Jones, ono of the parties charged
with having inflicted the beating, was arrested
, and committed to the lower police station.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-30
The Crops in Miss' ssirpi,

JACKSON, June Give have the r,ast
cheering accounts in regard to the grain ercps
in the northern portion of the State. TIE
wheat crer has all been saved. New Hour is
coming into market, and selling in Grenada ut
$40 per barrei The weather 10 excessively
Warm--thermnmetAr 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-30

Prison Record There were only nine Yam.
kes prisoners received a, the Libby ycsferday.
John MeCauiey was committed to The lower
station house by officer Bibb upon the charge
Of stealing mule, worth $3.50, from Mary
phiiliaa
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fisksk s1PO7T OF Tdk cArTURs OF THE &, $
STEAHEE A1IAhTA

Tie official reports oi lie officers command
Jog the u. $. cleaners Weehawken and Ma
hant give lengthy account OF the Confed
crate iron clad Atlanta, on the 7th, III War
saw Sound, ia The engagement commenced
at i've minutes 10 clock a NJ, when tho
Atlanta, one mile and a half distant, fired a
iitied shot, which passed across the etern and
| struck near the Nahant. The Atlanta was y.
! ing across the channel, awaiting attack. At
a quarter past 5 O'Clock the U. s. steamers
havug come within i.lree bundled yards COM
manced tiyi.g. ~se.ies5,-
A, half past S O'Clock tae Atianta's colors
were hauled down, and white flag hoisted.
A boat was sent alongside, and at Il quarter to
L, Alexander boarded the Weehiwken to
surrender the Atlanta. He reported the vessel
aground, on tho sand spit that makes 10 The
southeaet of Cabbage island. Shortly after
wards Capt. w. A. Webb came on beard and
delivered up his sword. On examination OF
tho Atlanta, 1t was found that four Of the
five shots fired at her took effect. the first
On tho inclined side by iftesn-inc eoned
shot which, although fred q an angle of
fifteen degrees with her beel, broke in
the armor and wood backing, strewing tue
deck with spliniera, prostrating about forty
men by tho conclusion, and wounding several
by broken pieces of armOr and spinters. One
man has siuce died. The second shot, an II.
inch soli1, struck the edge Of the knuekle, do
lug no damage, except breaking q plate or two.
The thiTd shot, a Is inch cone, etruck the top
OF the pilot house, knocking it Oft and wound
ing two pilots and a steering nan at the wheel.
The fourth shct supposed to he II inch,
f.snok the port stopper in the centre, breaking
it i'll two, shattering it very uauci, and driving
many OF the fragments ia through the port -
At 20 minntes past s o'clock, the engine of
The Atlanta was secured by engineer ). q.
Xonng and tho yasaal backed of into deep
water, when che Was brought to All anchor -
The wounded were sixteen in number
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-30

AeqNitfed William Dobson, charged with
stealing . revolver, worth go, from Rober!
Proc. Was before tho Mayer yesterday and
discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-30

Judge Ltoss heid Ais Cours yoe11rday, kut
disp0Sod 81 no csiui0Al huslnoSo of i9poSl.
aDse, owiee 70 ths aboeaee ol Wilneslss q -
caaso sas 1os trial.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-30
MiSCEIL


John Morgan has creased into Kentucky,
With S OUD rebel cavalry.
Only n regiments have been sent from
other Safes to aid Pennsy ylvauia in driving
back the Ccn:edsrates
A Pennsy lvania letter writer gives the fol.
lowing whine: "Our poor farmers are driving
oil their cattle in crowis' lie might have
added that the Confederate troops were help
ing them in the operation.
The safe arrival of Vailandieham at Nassau
is announced ia the Northern papers. lie is
going 10 Canada
The Confederate privatesr Tacony is saii
to have burned six schooners from Ulouees-
tor, and three ships Off Nantucket island on
Monday, 22d inst.
The Provost Marshal Of Baltimore has issued
au order prohibiting the Baltimore papers
from making any extracts from the Nav York
World, New York Express, New.York Can
cassan, CINCINNATI Enqasrer, aud Chicago
Times
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-06-30

Bridge Keyes sent three regiments up James
river TO land on the Chiekahoniny, and thus
draw Wise's attention to his right, while Cor
don'a division waa to 60 up aud attack hin. in
front When Gordon's advance reached the
Twelve mile ordinary he sent forward regi.
ment Of infantry, two squadrons Of cavalry,
and a section Of artillery, under Col. West. to
attack the force which il was supposed Wise
would leave al Diascnnd Brijge after sending
a portion Of his troops to the Chickahominy to
stop the advance there. At the eauno time Mp
regiments Of infantry were cent mp tho Cen.
treville road to got in rear of Diascund aid
capture the Confederates when they ehoulj be
driven 10 by Col West Of course the trsp-
ing Of Wise proved dead failure. Of the
expedition which landed at the White House
with Keyea, nothing is said The correspond
ont says Peck is advancing from Suffolk.
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IHS fOsIrloa CFfEa's sHdF

letter from Fsedsries, MD. dated tho 24th
ssys:
1t is rumcred here. ana generally believed,
that the grsaterpart OF Lees army tas crossed
the Potomac, and is now on tho soil CT Mary
land. l. il confidently asserted that tho croes
ing was made at three points-Wiiiiamspor!,
Shepheriatown, and Antieiam tords, and that
it has been going on since Friday or Saturday
Iaat The people of Pennsylva MIA must now
bo prepared to defend their soil from the tread
of the invader, for devastation, plander, aid
destruction follow in the track Of these God
forsaken traitors. Momentoue events are q,
hand. have not the timo, nor the desire TO
expatiate further, aud shall ciose with the ex
preston of the heartfelt prayer-"May God
save the Commonwealth
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WHAT THE oArALs ARD RAuRoADs AEzsUErkE

se6
A correspondent of the Philadelphia iAGaa-
rsr, writing from Frederick, Md, on tho 2lth,
speaking of the damage done by the Confede-
rate forces to the Cheeapeake and Ohio canal,
says.
The auueduct OH the canal at NiiiamspoIt
hae been blown up, the i0eks DESTROYED, ana
all the boats in the viciuisy burned. The lock
gates at Miilstown Point were also torn out,
and six canal boats burned. Al Green Spring
the embaukment was broken, aud the water
running out of the canal into tho fields LILO
corroborated the statement OF the other refu
gee that the canal was perfect wreck from
Willamsport to Cumberland, Md.
The rebels have burned about three hundred
canal boats on the Baltimore and Ohio canal.
They paroled the boatmen and drivers not to
divuige any of their movements, and then re-
horses employed in towing the boats.
All the bridges on the railroad between the
Opequon and Cumberland have been destroy.
ed, track torn up In many places, and water
tanks burned and demolished. Al the North
Branch bridge, over the Potomac, they fired
seventeen shots from l2pounder before they
could break the top cord, the bridge being an
span OF this bridge waa destroyed. The
bridge over the South Branch waa destroyed
entirely.
The bridges over Back Creek, Sleepy Creek,
Sir Johns Run, and Green Spring Run, were
eli burned, and the water tanks at Green
Spring Run and Sir JOhn's Run were both
burned. Tho devastation has been extensive
aud complete.
The same correspondent saw droves Of fat
cattle driven South through Martiusbufg, aud
largo numbers Of horses, the ffuitG Of plunder
in Western Maryland and Pennsylvania
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TEI.EGRAPHIC NEWS.

stSpee1al Dlpasch 70 tho Rtebmcnd Duy4{eh !
The virsinisns ss vlsksbnsx
MoslLE, June 28--CApaatn CoHusfi. who
cAne out Of Vicksbwg On the i7ts. Iae ~
ton abous some cf the Visginians ID Vleks.
burg. Hc saw all mentioned on the day hs
led: ~y
Gen. Baldwin Ia wounded slightly. Gen.
Stephen Leo 10 we'll He lost three hosses
undes him In tho action Of WsdSssday. Maj.
Watkins and brother. from Lswishnrg, ars
we'll. Gen Reynolds ana staff sli welt
Young Lsftwich. Gregory, and ID Mcrrie, of
Lynchburg, we'll Major Mayo, Of Rich
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The New York herald., 1863-11-22
DILL1AHDs.

RiLLIAHDr--0RlrvfrHs IMPROVED COsRfSs
- W on~i rsbss tHa oniT - tylshist "a fac
iDry ~ gnion Ordefs ~ aAf fos rstss and ft
mins. ausniei ta sscOrt hsna rsb,s ief sNe
RiLi.iaRDs "A ytrtH ToR TfFTY DoLLaEs A
- sds rlh couse % % sobday ~. xd nst alsees~s
u " q ths Ono Jars sfd hAoSn. ~ 80 u 41sga
-, ~-sen MARSHALL tue propr~tor sshl aaa 0ss,ye
M~eef. Ibr sArne ~ - 800 ssd yisysa % NffAs
- sfsd tabe attef si,h tis pAsts cSaenA tsstcas
LS>eO q ssAlsfss arc yarlis1 o sxsssA
The New York herald., 1863-11-22
OF PUBLIC WORKS

TTELPi HELP HELP
IL FOR THE FREEDMEN AND COLORBD SOLDIERS
committee OF ladies' OF New YORK Williamsburg and
BROOKLYN purpose holding fair for the benefit OF the sol
diers aud freedmen. Let aud woman In Land
do some hing hose poor AMI needy rattes not
how III e but do something Clothing provisions fruits
fancy articles and books VIII be gratefully received aud
fully appreciated.
To our country merchants would again say that all
any donations VIII he acknowledged either OF money OF
the above articles They win be received In Brook lis
Myrtle avenue. IN New York Cooper Institute. No.
~ Persons desiring articles sent for viii please send drc-
tons TO either Of the places aud the goods viii be
u
THEODORE TlLTOk, Eitor ot ndepcpJeDL
Professor RAY MOkD OF Brooklyn
Judle DIKEMAN, u. ookyn
Rev. pr. STORRS. Brooklyn.
Dr.. BENNETT. Bruoklyn
Rev. O. CHFEVER, New York
Colonel FARRENOS New York
The New York herald., 1863-11-22
THE srr;u>

4 MASS NEEriSG or INK siii'WRfGlIrS ~ EEW
~ lOrs and hy. hri at tr copper lna ~ tc on the
I'tt iUtt unanimously ed lal = "a ho
Therefore u is d~Hir aie g. have
her fg s.Ou ppts hir, Il ctic un
raj aud he uut o advance require,
roid THIS Rri wa - TO several
be the dot ar ia gold IS Wurt 10 tr and
htf grccnia ks and has b,rn p" tho as wear,
aud at that ratc our sho"d hr nftfb "h al
lars.
Fellow shall ugrr submit 20 he wrtns"i,
robbed r,iri by those or la1 makes toh'
We b. pc not In other cpuuti,s durint uulrt fup
wr.ghts, sAtkcr- and fp1rlat Uuuhhi t"putc tac
wages W, ms rtl II ioils advanced. have
been reduced Whi" ty"rfting cut, dritk nni wcar
costs dolDe "hft me had % lay yrata ago when
had ar inii pay Iu fht OF It's " tnyairut
doe alton from ia tlu ko sisrnasrra should o.
this neciiu,. We all iutt rfted iu q PAIN
b. anch business and generally get the tNere
shnull mutua u crate ~ usuiainiug Nnf
~ ~ "a Let nitei, ami u
b. hmong who could ord 80 h1d OFT lon
there of who Then this istFr
rortrp esn-h fani, 10 all those WAC require
~ iurlng the strike.
Signed on bshslf OF many 1herf, " w,
NOTICE -sLoAR pAcKEks' PROTECTIVE TnADL
~ Nnion.-rhe packers OF Mr. a. ". nkiscr n %
BceN street having .iras- To- bishor and tcf
refused request ali packers Of prncipo 10 work 'n - -
The New York herald., 1863-11-22
THANKSGIVING DAY

THANKsGivING DAY
Thuuday, dc 2iih inst hav been designated by tho
President In Slites aud Nv Ih. Governor this
dny & every good citizen all secular
poymes on hat day and 10 devote It to appropriate re-
Igious rNrIcsca
Perhaps before firco became a nation have
had heartfelt gratt de TO God r TIE great
ness uf Has merclcs He has spared fiom pealcnce
and through shgndaut have u and rmun-rativc INDUS
auI gidanc" We have been enabled 10 r"pol tie as
sults OF aud lawI.. which ibrrat, D-i to
conre our land o' constitutional liberty into t1e abode
of anarchy to n hyNori AMI
reIroacG among the nations. In The midst oi the Ga
,aiiucs OF Wal br ghtcr future dtwns uIoh as
Our forces ARE Victorious on sea and iand' the area
b. rcbGAed tho spirit ul anarchy subuci hc sentiment
OF oyay rengtlencd, forcsn onmiv abaed Lee us
tha these uscons fcsui may be - cay 10 lowed
b. thc IcsnI,lu peace aud raern nal feelings through
out the ant that warning posert,, the instsAt -
OF the rebellion, who have vantouy and wchedly at
tempted drtr rrico Inon be subjected 10
follower BE hrough, rack 70 Il cir allegiance and dnty
that all who ave tuued nst :ae majesty o law In
mady Wing sub the uiiid ani ben h."u en""mmcu
under HhIo' ,ls" rop"nt Of treason aud have
Gwen uLitr Haut AID As seal o the Map ~, at
th" City Hal, in the city ~ Ncw YORK, ths
L. t.ctty-hr't day OF November IA the car nf
- cur lord lhoHsapl Fhi bundtcd AMI s,.
t-three. GLOR6E oPDi kE Mayor
RIO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~ HEREBY OWEN
I'll Tcr cent VIII added IN ve l-t e Deccmhor
all ming tnpad add 1onai per cent WIN
be addcd 18Th said month of December on al
taxes remaining unpaid me Let % January lne 'si At
e rate OF l. cent annum calculated ON the day
the books received by The Receiver II rahcs No
money .ii be r.egysa after O'Clock T. NJ Once hours
p"patn"n, of Fnanee bureau Of tie Receiver of Faxes
- JouH MURPHY. Rcce.yer
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DRY GOODS.

"A EIGHTH AVENUE
PROM AUCTION. '''"A'
'aeos SssSs SssSs VIE WYE r4FLrrAss RI
sSSS ssSS yaRbs yaRbs sIdK IEhTsIoss ios &C.
BALMORAL SKIRTS FOIL SIZES:
k'HSss sIR aTsa SFLSFs NTS coLonrD
EDGES 2' 80 '''' &c. ''' is66 if g. Ysnps BONNET
RIBBONS ioc, i2c, ise, 2oe &c, sie >, oo,p,s
2sScs FELT BLooMERs sse' a. Sc see, Csc.
1ELf BEooGsks e. as;r ara' g. ~, :, -
FELT BoSsErs gRAD gi AND BLACK
BONNET VELVET, 81 YARD UP.
IN ENDLESS VARIETIES CHEAP.
sEsE1Iss sEsS nssoh4SEsr hAeEs g9a fs FE nSS 5iTS
v,yv .vn p,c, BaoADwAY ,fn ,GusroMERs CAN FIND
AvEsGE H GsP PRICES Htan 'o'D' AT hi''iih
THE BEST RID GLOVES IN THE CITY,
skk sksr o%h9Fs %hlFs ksiios. ksiios Soc
yiHE nil.. nSsR9lDsREp sts q sTdk Is KIDs zoe a.
ISP!ks ISPSs tISsD s ssSS aSSyss asosss !Se ~ 2?
ssh sHGk HsS S5o aE6sns sk AERSo
H.S9.s ss sAras ,s posE sfSA AUCTION
:ARst4sS ASS $Ssh SSsFs' Il ratA 81 W. qr
*oSlhEs **oottEs sosHaas, sSSns r - Sfig fig:
fa $AsS sspI9.
Gss lS5 Fl EI$s syHBaas HHaHH
livery low.
BANDS. Wells SETS ~ sB9EssS hSgf Or COLLARS
.-.. ...z- ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE CHEAP
SESS fSSs e. Sksr SEEbTHs :SfI Sc paper
WORKING COTTON. lc HOOKS AND EYES &C.
SEWING SILK, ec. dozen. LADIES' PAGES Sc.
IUlToNs, BRAiDs, COMBS, BRUSHES, &C.. &c.
.o.-. .rEKrUMERY pErARTMEvr
SOAPS, POMADES AND PERFUMERIES
OPENING OUR STOCK
OF FANCY GOODS AND TOYS OF EVERY DEsCRiP.
TIoN, IRON lc. to $50, WORK AND ORDER BOXES.
HARAN AND ALABASTER GOODS. GAMES MAGNETIC
AND MECHANICAL TOYS ENCAMPMENrS-in fact
everything that fancy couiddcsire.
REDUCTIONS MADE FOR FAIRS.
GOODS AT WHOLESALE CHEAP.
WIN kinney.
22l aud 22} EIGHTH AVENUE,
between Twenty first and Twent streets.
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WELCOME HOME
lESRY WARD PEEClIfR
AGApEAr or MUSIC.
IiEeDAY EVESlkD NOV n AT O'CLOCK

Rev Mr. Hsechcr. at the Invitation Of nunesous
VIII doIt Address Ls Engish LtJ"rcus.~, the
Academy of Musc 'slay rtenng neat NJ. Beccher
has declined Invitations fpCak fOt rs benefit
undcr the n,or.tnng fcuns.ancs+ which he IL laccd.
but has ousecracd he osts Il b. generous lahofr 20 the
United states SANITARY Commission
L. ths be great welcome 10 Americas Champion
abroad.
Ihe Address win be totally dis net fr IN the admirable
.loQ SneeCh given at the Drrk klyn Academy.
Tho reserved seats Including the rqret balcony and
sold The Merchants hansc,
III Hr, aiway, Saturday NovcnA.r -, al three
clock Reserved tickets hou sod at 80 Tie. cts
family az Zach, ApThith.atrc ~ GEMS, ana
Lc al the ilck't once OF he academy
OF Musc MonSay morning aud sftsp, a,o al the usual
m VA
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l,tw 20 MACHINES ~ASy rFRsoS WISHING 10
y O. .tao q Va sewing Naehihr fof rash
eait Hua PURCHASE - adife,sBg Ma un Feh nv ~ Van
The New York herald., 1863-11-22
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
IL. VIZ CONTINUE THIS WEEK
CLEARING SALE, TO MAKE ROOM
h"HsoAf now AfRfviSss' fS2SSs'
CLEARING SALE OF
ho9sHkEcpina Hack GpRraIss SSoDs'
EMBRoIDEEEp CURTAIN MusLNs.
FRENCH fEp fE3sNTls' sTIss ApsLlss'
blsfEE.. bbalssFfEEEE.
'oThSE LINEN 1fn 6aShsks. SShssESS'
CLEARING SALE OF NEN nASDKERcHIEFs.
usDrhnI5FIIisI sA1MHTsE SSiSTs AN5 U5srrs
srsIssssS S$%.S$ $$R$H$yESSSsfrra, $$a4Ss ESslrnr
YAskEh So1ss fES ssLEhc ANb rasG4 G1ogPs 6sDs
ff fEIf Htfs rs INNS
vsEvEf s2vEfr hihbGSs, EihbSksgsa &C.
1900 DOZEN LADIES BEST QUALITY
IN NODES. rAnTy SShoHsi hh;Acx AND WHITE,
EQUAL IN a'AL1nH 4hn g 9.fY. AsS KID GLOVE IN
ASHEF Sss1s AiSSS1HgNE SiD aHGvls OF
h MACY.
Two doors below FourteenthIs,reet.
REALIsDIA CAMELs' HAIR sHAwLs-A FINEAs.
Back long Of the qa,y ans or S' Piff In
:, $50 !! RUSSELL 2ia Wooster street, third
SOLOMON HAsT5 s15 BROADWAY
urASbsrbHhEf ASb 1stERok FAPEs bHtohaTSas uASGsRs
receiving Kew ;'3.f sf5y $$;sr1ss
-or,x,,,, SAIiHs hKoCATELs,
rEs AfR Srshh sSHhf* T1ssas sff
ana 'if'i FuhsiTuEE siiHt'E'''1 1ooSvrn1Sas ,,, .
Ihey would & ca" the particular attention of parties fur
STOCK OF THE ABovE GOODS.
which contain. new sTsf .Ko sHnTfYrH DESIGNS
SOLOMON, ( n4Rr.
TUE LoyDos aCsF ., rur sr,sor
THE S31ktTy 3r /. lslsToahs: os TdIH hSEASos'
AT Broadway
UNION ADAMS,
NO. cs7 BROADWAY.
OFFERS TO HIS NUMEROUS PATRONS
LARGE VARIETY OF
FASHIONABLE FURNISHING GOODS.
IN STYLES AND rEIcEs WITHOUT COMPETITION
UNDERsHIRIs ASD DRAWERS.
GLOVES AND oAuSrLErs.
FINE DRESS SHIRTS.
AND COLLARS
CARDIGAN JACKETS
SCARLET CASHMERE SHIRTS AEDDRAwERs.
UNION RIDING BELTS
ROBES DE oHAMBRE
UMBRELLAS,
WALKING CANES
ARMY AND NAVY SHIRTS
HOODS, soNrAGs, KNIT CATERS,
UNION DRESSES.
COTTON SILK. wooLLEN
AND MERINO STOCKINGS;
BALMoRAL HOSE,
SHETLAND FALLS
SILK AND wooILES SIGHrcAPs
INFANTS BOOTS
CoMFoRreRs ANp IrFFLERs
An elegant ar.ty OF the above goods Of them
ufae,urel the premises and to be had elsewhere
NO. yss9S IL sk5abwav APnNs,a
WINDOW SHADES.
"'i'ihR BRArs HNfS fSrENr pisrn pixruHsiI nsIA"D
And 81 E. I.hsf : r'Yr'Efss r. Kelly $50 Broadway
ZEPHYR woRsrEp CHEAPER THAN EveR-oNLY
n lsc ounce. all coors usual pnce 2sc. and Sic
10 OU pounds finest quality and coors also cndid
iioo% srarf. CATER. Mls, Ic Se a, HiSsERs essap
49, and $50 BsOadway, nsH Nineteenth street. east
495 BROADWAY
cLoAKs. Cd.oAKs. cLoANs.
The New York herald., 1863-11-22

cO.VDV Sat'' trny--s5ti b,uiiy paii 5 20 cash IA
haBi Wages S2i nln3t This hc' hispnr bous
ties and ct-h hand iihu oh"t 'H la tls cts
Kect obtained aui recruits the best
ot Apply ut 2D HroAiYly, ropn ~ aafs Agents
piid the highest 90 umis-ion.
The New York herald., 1863-11-22

"a O0N VOLU NrE R3 WNNrED-3l 0; 90 VNNU
OO.VoD Ia hanii ray 80 per mohta.-flhs y the
largest bounty .uorad rrcrI's tU rgimrhts
Aen wil be retained camp unth a.. u,cut fu,
THIS oul ohce whore the interest OF cr.t liz
opk'd after AID serure1 fautir-. Ng-uts aul
runners honestly dea "i. by ca iing ~ 81 Wa broad
N.Y. IEANE
The New York herald., 1863-11-22
mos Is CohWiNR.
Nrw 1oas. OcL ~, 1893

b. o. COsKtis 4 90 Ho,. lOi aud loe Seventh aye
~ o. ", Ltrt7tr Nsw fo"1 oct ~ l1S
The New York herald., 1863-11-22

pIcKHARDrs PArBsr EXTENSION sJvA 40
II PAoy Ned IL he hest and asrncfy
chairs nd oTc~s. Sfck sBgporssd
vinoa, uoubie leS Plcecser street An essARi NE
The purchaser.
The New York herald., 1863-11-22

HANDSOME HOT sEHoLD FURNITURE FOR SALE
III at great .srrl1ce for ash 4 t.auufui Pafof SUR
covered n ROB tueh 81 boats. made 70 order icsn
months tF viii BE- sod fOr ts 90 - sii
Cd seven grtste Ps1pf0fte. bfHssis ard Insran
Ctrpets. rusew1ot aud nah gany Be tstesfs Bufesns
Ina and Hair hsttresses Plgs Bsakeis Brcsts sni
Lac. Curtains. Bronze Ciocs, 1uIssh Rasy CHAR sni
fouu,e rosewood E'sgsrs biisbsaFd A. Arriy At iiD
west xhth street bst~een Ffth ADD sirib agrnn-s.
The New York herald., 1863-11-22
AroIlcE -rnK GRkAr mIsroRIcAL rloruRE

NOTlCE-rliE GREAT HISTORICAL PICTURE OF
" 4 n. II that sshlti trn ~
ball HACKS BTuadNaY WIN Clark Chatham streelt
Wm Huncr hnwrry, also drrw premium 81 the Thirty
Annual FAR tho in-il via be- raned
tor at VIM Carinnd. eoner oi tle Bower, aud nsstss
Nsnlay evening soy =, a. ococh n B.
Th II the IA al only picture 81 ihA kind that has been
made IN th. rnt,d States ms chance
The New York herald., 1863-11-22

= 0ON VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR TUE CRY
C.OOO OF Nv io - = lanh'rs Non
~ 10 tor iha .itt NV i1 the EriYd
Army the MON cly ,.crisin. the y.ry
bjunB, aud be fa,rY ,sat with, At the once OF IA ES
LEE. - Chamber street
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tsoy rf.f, ls sorlh ssd s.si s.'s .s,s svss
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The New York herald., 1863-11-22

A05 BROADWAY
CLOAKs. CLOAhs, CLoANS
VELVET, DoEsKIS. Esq SuIMAux -
AND TRICOT BEAVER,
Plush, WHITNEY AND FUR BEAVER
AND OTHER FAsUIOSABLE MATERIALS
SIZZLING AT THE MOST REASONABLE PRICES.
y B.-A limited quantity Of the FINEST LXOSS VEL
VET a the city hand aud made up " order ia the beet
manner.
At THE METROPOLITAN CLOAK ROOMS
oEntrance through Grover Bakers sacsrooms,)
S95 broat~sy.
HENRY MOORE, Agent
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4 fur cfRftgfrsrFs ~usyf~D uID TWELVE
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tassesfAs sfHftu %. Cofffaan. ~ isss .lss.t
The New York herald., 1863-11-22

nE urANfy cONrIsUgs snrEarTtwD rIEru
~ as4f ba.n W las ~ nFfsas sraaa o. x~.ais~
a. o Us Nkhai slfsst
The New York herald., 1863-11-22

10000 ~srso ., ras,,ss an, -, y.. ns.
10 psrtns s.f stttns VI . ia ,o,,. ~ ssk
s%sfss ~ y L, HsrsAssys
The New York herald., 1863-11-22

AiARBLE MASTEiR-THE BEsr PLACE IN TiiE
IN CITY punhrse cheap and wen finished Nan,.is ~
A kLAbtHS Mantel MAnuia No 100 tas. Eighteenth
ir.,t, Ihird aVonYs. S.w furG. Cot the out
The New York herald., 1863-11-22
DRY GOODS.

CLoAKs, cLOkKs. CLOARs.
In addition 10 present arge assortment we viii open
several NEW DESIGNS" Just received per a
AND INTENDED SPECIALLY FOR TIE APPROACH.
The New York herald., 1863-11-22
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