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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06
NEWS OF TIE DAY.
THE WAR.

The llth Michigan Cavalry had fight with
400 Rebel cavalry about the 2d lust. 80 miles from
Columbia, Tenn. The Rebels were beaten after four
charges with loss of eight killed. wounded and
"a prisoners None killed and but three wounded on
our side
We are told from Knoxville Oath inst.) that
East Tennessee is free of Rebels. with the
exception of gueyrilss The fight at Roam Springs re-
suited the of the Rebels We lost Il killed and
81 wounded.
On the Sd inst. Rebel force made an attack
upon the Memphis and Charleston Railway. They were
repulse after brief fight and their Brigader General
(lieary) aud - Of his staff taken prisoners.
Arkansas advices say that Marmaduke at
tackled our forces at Pine Bluff on the esh and was
rcpnlScd with considerable loss.
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FROM TIE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
A Full Corps Or Lees Army RePor''d ~
Brandy Ssatien-His Hcsdqm"rsrrs nj
CuIpepp~r, and his Army Numbers
about $4,000 OF all Arms-M In riders BY
Gw&Vr111aa.

spsci.i. .Dis patch to The N.Y. Tribune.
WILMINGTON. Thursday. Nov. 3. lsoj
The following is from your correspondent:
HEADQUARrYEs AKsr or THE PorosAc.
Thursday. Nov. lroJ.
One fo corps Of Lees army reported this evening
TO be cncampcd at Brandy Station. the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad. Stuarts Cavalry watch the tords
on the south side Of ths RaPpahannock Lees head
quarters are at CulpcppcT Deserters report that his
army stretches from Culpepper to the Highs of Fred
cricksburg and numbers about IS 600 men OF all arms
Lieut. Theodore Savage ofthe 9Th Pennsylvania Cav
airy while guarding with his command q wagon ON .t-
way from Ekton TO vile and while absent from
his men for few moments in the woods. was instantly
killed by baud OF guerrlas. who suddenly dashed
upon him frum thickci. and before he could shout nr
LsIp. fired several shots into bis body each one OF
which would have proved fatal Having accomplished
their object tn. guerras disapr.arrd.
Gen Merritt, Of the Regular Cavalry Reserve. while
riding With his staff along the road and separated
for q few inornenis ffom his command. was also at
tsckrd by q party ~ guerrllls greatly ounumbcrins
his staff who however bring mounted upon fleet
horses escaped. although bullets flew arOund them
thicily a. they gnloped away Other futile attempts
were made 10 murder orderies carrying dispatches
from headquarters distant points within the army
iints
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ANOTHER FIGHT IN TENNzssEk
The Rebels R~puised-Cs spsure Of a Hris.
adier.Ceaerni and his stan-Fs's' A.
terratiOa.

CAIRO, Thursday, NOV. D Io''
The steamer f. Perry, with 400 bales o' cot
ton on board has arrived with Memphis dates Of tho tn
Another attack was made on the evening OF the ID
By the Rebels ON the force guarding the Coiiersvi1e
Memphis and Charleston Railroad. After brief hsn'
the enemy were repulsed Brig. Gen Geary and IL o.
his staff were among the prisoners taken.
Lieut. Col Loomis and Major Herrod Of the 9th Hi
moi. Cavalry had An alteration at the srppertaoe IN
Germantown. On the evening OF the 2!. Hefrod hres
ioar shots at Loois he eft the table killing him In
stantly Col. Hatch Of the Cd Iowa regiment wn
obliged to draw bis sabre the soldiers to prevent them
from lynching Herrod on the spot. The remains oi
Loomis were brought to Memphis, and Herr'd wa
taken to Memphis in irons.
lp.xnlorcsments are being sent Ia Colersvs.
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ooxrRoLLrR ~ TIRE TREASURY.
~ u. Golh SIS. /
Total IeSiS
Ia rihoEt, T'ursdaf. N"'. ,

IA rfhOEt. T'ursdaf, N"f- . I-f&I
The rpiufrs come m very slowly
There 1. .one doubt 20 the result IN ID" LIST Con
rrr.sinnsl District brf is generally conceded that
cr.b..i !. elc,i~d over ct~sweN. the Unconditional
Jl.oa candidlic.
W.h.f.r Dasis. and frnnk Thomas are. of colfr'.
elected in the lid Hid and Ivth tongrcs.'onnl DIS
tficis-;hrrr l.eing no oppp-iio 10 them
Tho vi furvI'rs ami Distract : un"ftttin H"i
land tho F...rsipflnn and Vnnn .sEdidatc. runs
veil aud po.sibl MAJ have defrsi"d tslTcrt
snilsb rough Enanc. ,atlonlsi Controller II elected
b. q cnn,iscrshic majority.
H. ihc vote for ,Opiossh The State has cmphiti'
eaiy decided In Asos ~ EnAr liation.
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New-Jeney is slowly grsvltatng toward 'ne
,,cht ada. The election On the I'd instant was
only for part Of the Legislature and for county
oficers; yet the Urionists gain one senator
,only eight were elected. and elect ~ members
TO the Assembly 20 80 Democrats, ana one YET
doubtful. Last year the House was ID Union
b A. Copperheads. We gain therefore, hve OF
six representative; and we gain largely III the
nnunlar vote.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MoNGoE. Nov. I, ls6J
The United States steamer Dacota sailed
from Hampton Roads this afternoon
The steamer New.York sailed this morning for tii!
Point in charge of MJor Milford
The steamer Convoy arrived to-day from bea"''''
n e.. with fifteen Rebels captured at Plymouth
j. ". Monfort the agent for Gov. Morton Oh ina""'
arrived here this morning with 40 suits OF oo'"'s '"
other articles for the Indiana soldiers III "'""''" w
will leave for City Point next SATURDAY..
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FROM BERMUDA.
Arrival OF More Blockade Runners frse
whining ngton-Arrivai Of steamer Kes''
r.. Lee from Admiral nhse

We have a file Of The Royal Gazette WIN
date, az Oct =. ;,a, a, 81
The Rebel steamer Robert T. Lee af'ncu ,, ~ ~.
Georges ON the 18th ult.. from ha''A ""''s
chance T. run back 10 Wilmington. ~, p.-uuJ, fra,
Sir Alexander Milne WAS expected az ''' Lawn
Halifax about the 10Th OF November -, &, c,.,.,
Rebel steamer A. ID. Vance aif"'" ~ '' "'''c'~
On ReSc ~, steamer Dee arrived at Hamilton from WI
oc,,n nm the sls,, with cargo ol Cotton sooaeeo'
aud tarpcntne.
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-MAroa.-o ,-REcoapra7
The New.,Uerscv Electiou.

TRENTON. n. j. Thursday. Nov. s. 1863.
We sum up the result Of the election in this
State ~ follows Senators holding over Republicans 4;
Democrats. 81 newly elccted-Dcmocrats, 8; Rcpnbli
cans s. In the House the Democrats elect ~; the Re
publicans 20. and one Is In doubt in Burlington County
crnts, Republicans; Asscmbly-39 Democrats 20 Re
publicans the joint ballot 5J Democrats and "a Ee
publiesls, al9 oas aeubuI
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ruv coxrrsr FOR SHERIFF OF KINGS COUNTY.

ro vote for sheriff Of Kings County is so close thai
!, !. ,onh,nl whether John McNamee. Democrat or
r,h.r, ". steele Republican. is elected The nionds
=, ho, el, the election by very small majority ono
marty figures up stecles majority at nine votes anu 'as
a,her claims that McNamee is elected by pe'"oo" ~
and 40 majority. IL is generally believed no"eN"
that MeNamec is the successful candidate pu' ho'"s
certain can be ascertaned until after the ohea' Can
yass. The Board OF Canvassers meet next Tuesday
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FAST TENNESSEE AGAIN CLEAR
OF REBELS. ran s.u
THE FIGHT AT ROAM SPRINGS.
REPULSE OF MARMADUEE In ARKANSAS
The Negroes Of Mississippi Run of 70
Georgia and Alabama.
CINCINNATI. Wednesday. Nov. 4. 1863.
A dispatch from Knoxville, dated the 4th in

stant says - ~
East Tennessee is once more clear OF Rebcis wild
the exception of guerrs. w hover arondonr wagos
trains and infest our mail routes above
The fight at Roam Springs resulted IN me Sou OIL ene
Rebels we lost II killed aud ~ wounded
Col Garrard pursued the Rebels beyond kingsport;
THE situation is Satisfactory. the weather Is ms ana
the troops are in good spirits.
Arkansas adyces say tha: Marin iduKe a,tacAsu % oa.
srccs NJ Pine Bluff Oh tie 2st. and was rcpused WIN
considerable loss. -
Most Of the negroes Of Mississippi have been run ~
to Georgia and Alabama"
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The supreme Court.

The following are probably elected justices
" the Supreme Court
+. Distric,-iosiah Suihcflind. Dem.
III Dis,rict-Ioseph + Barnard Dem.
ND Di,trict-fhaIlcs j. ingalls, Dem.
WI Diisict-sEnocA II. Eosekrlus Un.oa.
Nih Dis.rict-Henry i. Poster. Unioa-
VIZ District Ransom Ba.cOm. Union.
With District-'E Darwin smith. iull term. | mon.
James &. Smith. vlcancr. Union.
yLI.h D!st.i,t-lichafl a. Marvin. Uaipa
Fgr.,a. lacaf4,rn:s sn! srr.-crd
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Maryland Election.
vory ,x ruy CITY or BALTIMORE.

THE VOTE IN TIKI CITY or BALTIMORE.
The following returns are complete with the
exception Of the Third Precinct Of the second "afd
aad the Fourth Precincts Of the Thirteenth and fii'
ieenih Wards
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06

On the second page We give an account ol 'ne
dedication Of the great organ in Music hali'
Boston. On the third page is a letter ironi MI
II. Il. Stanton, concerning charges OF iraud III
nil denortment Of the custom-House.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06

ARRIVAL OF PTHEDACorAH.-The L. .. SIesn,'
or Dacotah arrived yesterday evening having 'e''
mington Bar Oct "a stopping in Hampton ho'd. a
officers are Lieut. Commanding. S. d. Ames' A''ws w
Masters. WmaEarle wm Moslanderi Ensisn u. '"
wood, Acting Ensign l.. Barnes snrseon' ~ D''
good: Paymas.er. Il. Washington Ch'o' EDs'a''''
GTeer.
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PROM NEWBERN, n. &.

The United States steam transport Ellen 3.
Terry. Capt. Chaplin. arrived on Thursday morning.
bringing the United States mails anu number Of pas.
ssnxer,
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81 LOUIS. Thursday. Nov. ;. isoJ.
The County elections iu Illinois, ~ far n
heard from .hov large Uuion gains. The following
counties give the ied Union mnjoriies Sangnnon
a.D Morgan 30, Grundy. go Marshall 100 Logan,
qO VIII $50. Ford. IL iazcll oop; Macon. 100;
Mad son 500. The following give DcrnocratIc MAORI
ties. Peoria. iUO Tnsewsn, 2JOi Adams. 100. The
Republican, in Springfield had an enthusiastic jolli
hcatlon Last night -
CAino Thursday. No,. 3 ls63
Returns Indicate that. the Xlllth Congres-
sinnal District hnr gone mon.
Gen Grierson lsft for below to-day.
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The Legislature.

We maAe or - Union aai II CopperheaG
mem5.l. ia iis senate. In the Hou-s - ruon and Z,
C,ppc-ieaas Ys- d5aay J9t rrei makes oui p. Ja.on
tn 3l gsDg.-, .l.l..
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The Missouri Elcciiou.

81. LOUIS. Thursday. Nov. >. 1868.
The following counties give Conservative ma
loritics. Potter so DE kalb, r.. II. Francis, so
Clinton. iGi, Clay, 800, Jackson. al.
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McCunn 5 mai

McCunn's mai i.--.-.--.-..-..---. lto2
Corrected vote for Asscmblymcn in the
Twelfth Ward XVIII District; Ingraham. 1.3'si
Genet, g73; Reed. 696.
The SUPREME COURT JUDGE oP THE lid DIS
rRcr-The majority FOR Grenvilc 7. jerks the Union
candidate Supreme Court Judge OF the lid District
is about 500 in Kings County.
OswRGO COUNTY--NRARLY COMPLBrB--
Union majority s,271.
CLINTON COUNTY COMPLETE.
Union majority. $50 Halock. Union. Is elected to
Assembly by 10 majority. Palmer Il. Havcns IL
elected senator by 2.oO0 minority.
Corr-sp pondence Of The NJ Y Tribune
FLfzABrrfrrows n. Y. Wednesday Nov. ,, 1903.
The majority Tor Union in this town Is I69
gain over last year ofGO
In the Town Of Lewis majority a. for Union. gain
oyer Last year Of 20. 900 -
Pu Esse, County down for the Union at l.s'o ma
Jcrs. ,.,s
Corrr,pondence of The y. " Tribune.
We have l72 majority in this town for the
Union ticket gain OF - from last year.
ALLEGASY COUNTY gives from $500 TO 3'""
Union majority. g
Hemb,,s Of is,,1sbly Charles NJ Crnndal Morris r.
Chase.
SUFFOLK COUNTY.
n,jori,,,. for D,yy,-lslp. -. liserle'd OF souih
old i6,. shelter island 10 Ea,' Hampton. 2 Soufh
ampion io-rctnl ~.
ia;ori,,s for S Jois-TIrn'ington. so3, >miihtown.
81, Rrookhsyrn iii-Total soD. Union majority IN
the County. a.
oCFTNs COUNTY.
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Illinois Election.
rIIr CIrY OK CnICAGO.

VOTE OF rnI CITY OF CHICAGO.
The subioncd table exhibits comparison be-
r the vote. on tho 81 inst for judge and he votes
-, =, ~. m, nlrgnal election last Sfring.
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Charter Election i'm Detroit.

The following il the vote for Mayor and
Recorder at the Charter Election IN Detroit Michigan.
On the 81 inst
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W. publish OIL another page complete OIL
,ial lis, Of onion oincers, prisoners oi "''' oo"
fined in Richmond prisons.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06

FIRE.-A fro occurred about II o'clock on
"Wednesday night at New Dorp staten isanu III 'ne
solJiers' barracks which were almost entrry de-
sroyed IL is supposed to have been the work OF ~ IN
csalIary.
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,1ss.nrhw.~ts. Eiswtion.

vOTK FoR GoyEWsOg As PAX As REcKivED.
The Boston JorrnSi has iili returns from 2s9
.r.r. and towns Nhloh give the iaIlosing r,.nlt.s
sSaa fSAp
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06

Depews maj 80. 100. seymour maj ..Io,'13'
Union gain from 1902. O,ss1.
Five counties 10, in viz: De.avaTc Fulton. Gen
esee Greene Hamilton and Lewis Tlssc gave last
y,lr . 5i5 UniOn minority.
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ELECTION RETURNS.

VOTE FOR SUPERIOR COURT.
Complete returns of the vote for Bosworth and
McCunn elect the latter by l.662 minority, viz.
Met unn. ---------- .-.---------- -oootS
Vo.vorth ..........-.....Jl.4lO 81 40
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oCTyNs COUNTY.

The following is the Senatorial vote:
Jamaies-Chrisiy. 5l5: hcol. 80.
Sewiown-chrisiy 100 Nicoll :isi
Flu-hng--C Chrirty 6U7. Nicoll. ilS.
Ki,erhcad suffolk co.. give, Chrs'y .5i Nico. 3'i
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1863.
u -'alIIuhln N

Ibis give. Uuion gaia IN majority OF ls2h The
House q Eepreseni,i,cs s,aads tn'n. ~ SopPei
head lg. slt districts To hr.f from.
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tAf.i
,l ist,3
Total.
81. LOUIS. Thursday NOV. ;. isdJ.

Union majority In Nov. ~. Coppcrhsnd nrsJcriy In
4 uIl 2l.y Union ghln. 2.ttt,
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,tsi fra rafro gair.rbs 20 n
f.a 30 .r'..9.f ta..l fIf'" ai raH
The New York herald., 1863-12-08
CORPORATION NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER, NEW
" York November 2s lS5t-ro contrActors -Ifop sac
a endorsed with the title ~ tho
work with the name the bdner written thereon VII
be received At this once until III ociotk A. W MONDAY Do
cember H. 1863 . .,... 4, A. e..
For regulating grsdisg curb ruer And nserng Seventy
aevcnth ,treet 1etyeeu Secont and Fourth avenuss
For regnating grading curb gutter and tagging avenue
A hs,us.n righty fourth and Ninety third streets.
FOR curb gutter and tagging Fret avenue between tiy-
third and slfty frst streets
Rishth aud Tenth avenues
Tor tagging and reraggng Ihriytlrd street tetwesn
Eighth and Ninth avenues.
Scr new house for II ook and Ladder Company NJ
For new house Tor Engine COMPANY No t5
Foru uew house Tor Engine Company No. ll
Iorn house Tor Hose Company No a.
Alterations and additions 90 house Of Engine Company
No. 10
prel-fre sip south slle orgP'er No q Horih river
Pank forms 90 rrorosas to~fhcr With the srec1caiionn
alrr.rts o. ntlIfrd 90 this once
u.f.artn.anf. Nsr Yurf November q ttAt
CHARLES o. cURSELL, sgsSt CenInissi,pel.
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EXPRESSES.

DURNHAMs FURNITURE EXPrEss OFFiCF-it5
ID Wc.i Eleventh street between f.'th and s.sth ave.
nucs amos Mirrors, Paintings, se. PACKED ana suirped
10 al pafts o TIE ", rid torrfci fAr ug
Furniture so And from tho c}autry. Furniture q rsd
The New York herald., 1863-12-08
THE LECTURE SEASON.

4 COURSE OF FIVE POPULAR LECTURES TuE
"A proceeds TO be arpued BY the SANITARY Commit 10
relief Of starving soldiers Richmond will be dc
vered large ball u the Cooper Institute on the even.
ings of December u, H. ~ and a. follows -Rayard
Taylor ESQ., OF PennsyvA "Wednesday evening De
oember subject kussaHnd tho Russians Hon, John
o. saw % vermont on FRIDAY evening December H. sub-
iec,-"P Poetry and Poets Rev. A. Stone ~ D. OF Bos-
Ton Monday evening December H. sub iect"Campaien
Life Judge Edwin Wright Of Boston, on Thursday even.
ms December ~ n Beden, ESQ., Of New YORK. on Mon.
Doors open All Lecture TO eommerse at g O'Clock.
Teses Tor the course o..
Seats nearest he stage rcteved unt quarter before
O'Clock, ~ cents additional for the course.
Tickets for sale at The Offices Of the Sanitary Comm ssou
No h3 Bfoaiway and No 10 Cooper Institute and Al INC
ptnc pal hotels and music stores
IMFoRrANT LECTURES DAILY. FOR GENTf P,gRy
l only At The New york Museum of Anatomy 6s Broad.
fscs unable 80 ac nd these lectures can have them
forwarded receipt cf 10 ecnts by addfcns Sefrcnr III
the Ss9 fgIk Museum % Anat0mv
The New York herald., 1863-12-08

PROFESSOR BONDS DANCING AND SRAtIN0
4 ASademy GO taiway ns oren for the rcerluo of
lHls on Monday and lhutsday Of week New
totm nt Tho nan 10 ct on evenings cot oVCarcd ~
s.4ssr ln.aHe - Professor FOND
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$4,000 Eas @ Sax asSs sS s.a S.s1 7sS 3 sI9 l
Ions iaart Bargain offered Arpiy a ~ 4 SEYMOUR,
&t ttnadVGg
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SALES OF REAL HsTATM.

S 900 ros SALE .So AN no Gss .on seK ss yc
,ty The tudiogs are all that could be desired
10, ronfort and convenience Location very healthy
nnns 81 the centre Of the farm and tho land
nbder good ouluyalon. Apply w r. LATTO, 20 Waike'
street. Y
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cpt their grateful thanks for your sind and yenteAn
attention their comfort during this long and b's'rouI
passage across the Atlantic Hoping that yon sir your ~.
hcers your noble shp-n ever should met with
such tempesous weather agalnwill through
fully aud unharmed aud Wishing yol prosperity forever
remain respectfully yours Barbey, Richard Gisu A.
Hoss and wife. D. Strauss, NJ WOLF and wife, y WOLF.
Aaron Livingston, Becker and others
To Captain TRAurxASs steamer ssaunis, New YORK, Dec
g..
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EOR SALE.-A TENEMENT HOUSE, WELL LOC AFED,
~ thorough repair let o good tenants,
zen per cent amount invested. Apply to rHORNDIKE
SAuNDEKS lG Wall street.
The New York herald., 1863-12-08

LNOR SALE--A LARGE HOUSE AND BARN WITH
two acres of Isnd Pleasantly located at Maspeth price
SD0 very low. Also House containing seven rooms, on
two lots with small barn; price 81 200. Build
Ing Lots well located price each $780, easy In
qGre of JAMES A. JOHNSON, at Maspeb, ~ mIles from
the ferries.
The New York herald., 1863-12-08

WANfBD-rO PURCHASE OR 10 RENT NODE
W r,ie ,foi brown stone four story House, between
Ftlh aud Seventh avenues and Twcriy 81 81 and Forty.
Nith streets prc t exceed tl30n Nouid Ike Jur
chase ,aflea ana iRrof Furniture. Address T., Madison
sq0are Post lfe er.
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CTEAM TO LONDONDERRY. GLASGOW AND LIVER
- pool-The Montreal Steamship Company's hrst class
powered Clyde built steamer HiBERNA Captain Grange.
carrying the Canadian and United States mails, viii sail
from Portland Saturday Dec H. Rates Of passage
New York:Frst class according TO accommodations,
$S7 and ST. found with cooked PROVISIONS $s2 b
PAYABLE in gold its equivalent In United States
issued for bringing from all tho
principal in Great Britain and Ireland
rates. For passage apply at 23 Broadway, New York
SABEL 4 SEARLE. General Agents
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/ IRON MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
From Southampton. From New York.
SAXONIA.... November December lZ
HAMMOSIA. December l............. December ID
GERMANIA December Is January p, 1850
BAVARIA. December 70. Z3 lSEl
from pier q North river foo OF Fulton taking
sengers for Hamburg Havrc. London and Southampton as
the following rates)Fs cabin, $l05 second cabin $62 10
stee rage, S37 50-pavabe in gold or its equivalent
The Hammona will sncceed the Sa vona. Dec Is
For freight apply to KUNhARDT h CO. IS Exchange
place.
For passage apply to C. e.. RICHARD 4 BOAs lsl
Broadway.
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John b. MURRAY CO.,
J 50 Nassau street OF Liberty street New York.
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS'
Dealers Government other Securities on commission
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rUO IET-RENr FREE FROM NOW TO FIRST
OF May next, aud Tor the follow ng year,
the of Broadway Fifty fourth
drug preferred none hut rs class tenant wanted
W. II. WOOD. 65 Wal street,
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ENCR SALE-THE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE OF THE
late Judge Tbompson situated nearly opposite Dannet
Park In the village OF Hempsiead twenty miles by
Island Raj road and within OF mile OF the depot
Cburobts seminary &c. On the premises good barn.
carriage wash and COW houses and plenty OF peach pear
apple quiBce cherry and shade aud small fruit
hall The money remain mortgage Apply The
premises to J. +. VANDERHOOF NO. William street
The New York herald., 1863-12-08

A FACTORY FOR SALB.-fHE SELF LIGHTING
~ Match Factory OF Il. PRECiIT Co, secured by pa
tent and fu For particulars apply the Of
bee n Pine street from 10 10 IA H. This chance
for business
The New York herald., 1863-12-08

EsARM FOR SALE.-WILL BE SOLD ON THE PREM
y In the town of Newburg. on Thursday Dec 10,
1853 O'Clock r. M Farm containing lis OF choice
band divided INTO plough, meadow and wood land; is wen
watSred and has young bearing orchard other
Bald farm has good house and other necessary
buildings The farm will be sold 10 settle mp the estate.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
Mrs. PHEBE COLEMAN Executrix.
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Elm NClAys,

nEPARTMENr OF FfNAkCE BUREAS or THE RE-
~ OF Taxes, 81 Chambers street TO Taspi ytrs
Notice hereby gwen that additional per oens WIN
be added The 10th INST " all unpaid that day
On the is Of January following interest al the rate Of
twelve VIII accrue, calculated from 9th
day OF October, 1868. 10 the date Of payment
JOHN MURPHY Receiver
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CTYAM TO NORTH CAROLINA FOR BEAUFORr AMI.
- Morehead City n O. connecting BY railroad with New;
bern N o.. carrying the United States mail The steam
ship PETREl DAVIS, commander. VIII saii for the above
ports Saturday. December ~ For freight passage,
having fine accommodations apply board ut 20 East
river. to MURRAY NEPHEW, % South street N B.
No lreght receyed bills of eng slgned dAy u aaing
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AIR CHARLES W. McCUNE RETIREs FROM OUR
M firm, and Mr.. II. Cruger Oakley is admitted partner
from this date. We have rhnauisksd the dry goods i'm
porting and commission business, taken Offices IS
Wall street for the transaction OF general banking and
exchange bushes L. p MORTON A co.
New YORK. Dec. !, 1868.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-12-02
6 0 It f fdurptSp pG

Das ein,iss SnArumsnt bisItr Dirt in Aatn'
taun, wurbe nsulidb patsntirt unb an 9rcbsn Sc
len BON G6rif unO Sausr un9sf6afft, rpcrur1 IL
in ZEN Stano ssIebt lino, elm ssnauss NluIttr rs'
ScpftS auf Yaptsr ;u ssi&nm, pona4 Der BE-
ilflltt 5ut ssformt pirO unb paFsn mue sls6'
UIsl irsl6s 5orm Der, Scpf tut. Nsus Sute Oril
den tpdtrrnO bsr srasn Gage strStnIta unanss'
nebm an BEN 6cpf unb man6mal II es Der 6at
Oae Iie bic 5Crm bee 8opfss ME annstmsn. Die
ier 5sblr wirb batur& psruriaGt. bab Sdtt ME
malls psm 8Opfs ansspaet, icntrrn nur i'm aa
ssneinsn ron prrl6irrsnen @T6Bsn prrfsrtist tpsr
ben. I'm bisIsm ustst ucrJubtuBcn, Turrs ea'
9nfrumsnt, GcnFsurUtsps esnannt, sinssfatrt
nit pel6sm in 3stt von siniSen SreInOsn sin 8s'
nauss Mootl tss SOpfss rbl!tsn rpirb. Dam
rtrb trE 5ut mad brm NuAsr eeS Scpfts &C.
fprmt, rpirb ssnau pofsn uuo frti Istn rrn Druid
auf irssnO stnsn Sbst ets SoPfss, unb oamit
pirb Stsl Ropfws9 unp anrrr unannttmIt6tsItsn
Ufrbinorrt psrbsn.
Gllsntaun, October 80. 1863. natr