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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-01
LIZ RrorRr1os on TUE RUSSIAN REAa.AD.

THE RECEPTION OF TUE RUSSIAN REAR-AD-
uRv AID SUBTITLE 7th Regiment viii parade La
fal fl.isuetoiay TO unite with the Mayor and Com
mon Council IN TIE reception Of RearAdmira lesosfi
and suite Of the Russian Navy Line will be formed
IN lafayette psce iigh, Fourth street. at Ill O'clock
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CoUyTERFErTTsG.-An interesting subject VIII
be treated on this evening at the rooms Of the Americas
Geographical and Statistical Society. by Mr.. W. L.
Ormsby jr. viz: On the Statistics Of Connterfeitiae
Mr. OrIasby has given much attention TO the SUBJECT
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW ScHooh'-Ius
Sixth Annual Term Of this institution commences "
No 81 LAFAYETTE place today.
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CercKrr-Ngw.YoaK vs.. MANHATTAN

The return match between the second eleven plyess
ard The first eleven Of the Manhattan cao was payeo
yesterday Hobosen and resulted In 'he easy 'oe'y
Of the former. who won in one Innings AID ~ runs 70
spare Appended IS the score;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-01

COPPER Refined Ingot hs, been In active request
slghty enhanced rAie, secs of U0WO u baioie ana
lake Superior Jtc for the former aud ysa.to cam
Jr th1 latter held higher. OiLcr descriptions are IN
IDodofnts Ieqnost At steady rates.
CAkDIES--Adafnnea are steady epd w ini'en frlues'
al lG22o wog and quality Spoon and Ialen! 90.
quiet and n,minU a $50 snd <ss
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rIecon. have been lee reny and h,hrr ohsr And. are

Veal sks from the country being less closely nnrd thai
city % high rates Our pr set quuaN az" 10
country Sans Western Slaughter hdes have been IN goo'
demand and higher. Ne guotei ,..,,
We.ien Slaughter Hides trimmed and cured ,
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IoR IHg WgRE EsDIsG WEDNESDAY sept. 80 lsoS
IR.nnr,cI % nfes.ls Tor LIE N y TRIBuNRi

The demand for both Western and State ha' been good
further .dysnce in Exchange La sled 'hrPe % buy reey
and phces have advanced lc . ID on hfAns. io'ss n
nm I'm as.ug even sor AID the Inarset IL bnoyan
gh an upward tendency IN pricrs Oranga county faAs
choice quality suitable for our feial uade ere s1' I
lIlcr .ffrsln tubs Of srst.y choice qualify WOULD &C..
.,.b. We
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stOth on mana Vet u ihij.... OIL seb Sst liJb
TALLOWIho demand &, moderate aud price, less br.n
with eIehsuge .a~' Of $1,000 IL. Western. at lluilo., AID
Ciy 1t litdl1lc.. eish.
WHISKY he nsrkct I. dul and heavy sales Of 800 bhs
at SO. ior Stsic. and 8. r.. Tor Western.
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Toti..s ..............,.'' PSi,VV""
Thus the land o. the Company alone will suffice with
in one million OF doars TO pay of tho ontre bonded
debt and 10 redeem tho stock at par Tho other asscts
Of tho Company include tho largest amount Of rolling
stock Leld by any road In tho West According 10 tho
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MANHATTAN oIrB.
suor WITH HIS own RRvoLvBR.-C Coroner


Umpire Mcssrs. Cfo',oy and Palm
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God Bar, Stamped. i.s 20 ~
Transmitted 10 L. T. Mint Phil f1f Conss-.... G;8 ~
The exports for tho week have been larger
than for any previous week for two months The FOL
lowing will show the exports exclusive Of SPECIE from
New.York 10 foreign poss for the week ending Sept
and srce Ian 1.
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MEDICINES.

fID MOlliERS-DR. NEAL, 81 YVES
10 h !, give ,p,,i.i attention " the trsstn
au. euro Of ohiidr-n's bovel compisiuts. Pumsner
nee ~ chrunc diauhoe guaranteed RomcdX 10
a..". Consultations free. W
lDlLfS PILES! DIR. WITFIELD'S VICE
TABLE PILLS are warranted certain care fsf
/ l''uls, Bnnd or bleeding les We vcsid eeunor
al Who are victims Of his di.rasslns oonplAasN
tg.rav.ia tie dIr,s~ Dr. WrfIELD's remedyT
ma,e~ a. CAL 81, AM efiee,, Ietmsrspt z.
TN I, No QuACk MfiIi,iNE; Ihsss rhhs
~. g. .NCE have they hil. TO cure.
q, 10 oeute p'r OF. Mailed TO sny eddIss.
a. j. YOUNG, Sole Prop ietor, tsl Broadvsy
II fALYSIS CURED-PROFESSOR Nj
4 DRUM Cures sout, neuralaSy, rheumatism O.
taiulr po-rrl.s. safe and speedy cure for ell ADt
70 l"LLIH's Hotel, Csusl st., North nvG, tssT
too. Pm. ~
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DENTlSTK Y.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
n Having had / tooth eItraoed without pain
~ ~, j JAY vi LnkS, lt1 drand q, elosk
incubation TO those suffering from toothschs. JOB
Il LOpE, 100 Is 'w'Ty W
nRs. GRIFFIN, POS GRAND ST, NEt
-. BIO .lyn, src inserting thsif Improved Artncia
I,,th. with or vithout extracting the roots. Pail
st, on gold pl,'ins, 40; on eilvss az rubber, q
psr;a. sctf gold. yer too'h ~; uiv0 o. rubbdl p.
I4tAc'tnr, 25c. %
mr. IONS HOWE, 435 CANAL STREET.
set. at OF teeth on silver at u to els, sod
~ To % sectional tstl 10 cents yer tooth; tssth
tI'i attn r,dhone cement, or other hllinS o. CO
g. Il p". tooth, Teeth extracted without pain 30
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INSTRUCTION.

DANJO lNSTRuCTIONs-H C. DOBSO!
- mtnuf e urer aud teacher Of the bso!o.
liroadnay. sho guarantees IA. pIpis perfect kncs
edge u the instrument for 20. SO
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-
a IL IAD'l : " -'IO'.~ t1t.A"N To-
n ..lA'c .i v ., reN., ,...r.
nat.tUe.ci fD+... ..
90. ..o... A:.... lr. A.t-...i e-
h., pc.I ''. ~ 81
A SMART YOU. -I,.N .,,,\.t.,- r1
n a.t,n.a .,,... %. 100.
Z, u.... A...,4. t-. ,., .
"-k.,n
4 SNAIL Nl. .-.r .,.I-..D
II =. arir.l,,l,' ,.c.,.
T.. NIp.g e., liu,.t.As ..uuet..t..,a
q "a, .. d..
ARTIFICIAL. rlDWir> NtNr. r,.....
AZ - -
@ a .'1,s,. .is u4... .,irl.
A .,"i,. ,,rur,. r., .v.,.,, ~,
"A ,,.,'.,r -
tu,in'.s EHktk'a sHiru.l.-, ..rst.
4 WOMAN VANS A STAT .l.S is
a s,,t,,|. o.
. vnc5. Cal I'll W.. COM .,
p\1TERNMA\ hW,>ttu- mus.
"A a. ~ ''.' ~ - Dol. - DO
-.T n,.' j. '.a'.' '.' '.' u ''l ~ Ave.
q bOf VAL - Nh'ti ID ~" j. rs
.,' - hH. -. ''''
'ltL -, LAl..'- i.'.i'.ol Mia. ilui>'..
80. '.oi. Gi 4,.f e. e9. '.A d. ". 'rr...
~ 49,. '1 80 . 49,. "' .'' ani '-..'r
~ S,ot' a. We ~ -''- ." 80 "a
niI,1 ~i.,,,.i.. 80. warn 49,,
"A -. ''.'' '+'''
= .ni,.l AZ ,.i it V w.. 1'.' t'n
-rnnr nm. a.. a.. ..,.....i.'
"A ~. u'i...., -
H. Az "''' "N~'' --1''''.' col. ''-.i '''-i <
VI
j / ll' HEAHN ,i.--NASl I'D 4NNENl-
aH "g 90 H.. a. '',T'', ,,. ~. Val .,
: ,.t' l' ~, ''' p i- r.. "a La,
: "a. mon. g.. H.
AN,.tivr A., fI.Nr.g .t.,N -
y y a. 80 d a. y +''.'' "a ~ u
Aio"cl ~. e a. lt .i"" 'sr OBJ Hf'
t.'' 'I nav N.u 9 '.'l.i. ID 90,
III, ,aNa-' "-.-' al W. ''' w. '''''' a'
a u,rtt v.,NrrunN l..l.,J. -,yrl,'
Il N.'Nt " ~, 80 Wv '''''- g
90 i"'''h I''
Z rli'>r t.i~> TtlI"l'.-~ MANI 3D.
- - 90 BE-. "a l' A'.''.s p ~
-, 49, ,r,,,..,.-- WYNN
"A ~ n'.'N ''-'''"' "-'N' ~
Al 40 Anu = .''.''' "''
a i1 3'c T.. N,.' 81. Ia .'. ~, ". ,' , ''
Arv u fhc t.,rofr. "o-... 30,
a COON .ntIoit,--A p.p,lS VINO
Il O,D -. ~ .',
"a escA, mo eiiuo..l ...n s....'4 ...r,, c''..
t-H tis iuOfn,If, -A1 81 tAl r,cA az ID a lir1 -
~ ear Do
A WONDERFUL. HUSH ] Dir MALE Hu!
"A T,,,a' i.'.-'. 10. n. 49,. 49,, ,f.r..
ueA. d,'r 20 10. W ...'.l li.'l. iI -e nv
tDud,U ,in'lo 81 irn"tt-t'Ig. '''.s N~llta 3d.
In AMI 'c.'u i.. -'.
IAtnrneitse?,-a. oa WA.c' T. sci. or'- -~ufee
t'.,n.S ~ a.. al re a.',",.
" nv ~. NM !. N'..>, '''', '., t
E'hr', in the diur,'s' 900
a 'tsbsr's Ia, - c-,.-.,..,I '..,- ID ,s.ters
O.. !
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.,-,-.-
.t" '...i. ...r
.t't'~ |ANt i,"I.. OBJ - D
''
80
,.,.. .-A -,... I.t Y.IiA.N
b, .. ..-..,u .a,.. I.,,u..a. DE- u., - i,
= Nj IA 81 II j.. M DN az ~
" .al.v .k N.ra'I .a..,a. iHl
''t Nt" -.
.N..t-. tI...N a. I.. rll
W ,,.u.k .t C,.t tI5H.,. -
.,.I.D .rl,.> 10 V,.t .,N IA.
" ~. ,ae. u ,.t u...,t.nI a..
...,p-,I... ,,.Ntl. .I.,.u i.
" ,o,. .. ass Nsi. -, t., c.t ,.o.,..ri
u, AN t..+. ..,i.. ttoL.n ''' '''''
\(-A\lUu-AN INPlEIFN, I'D HAND
= ~ :, 1'''a h'''. "0-' '.''f e.! az at
\.-ANItp coon FUN LINER, AND
w pa.u sever. At 9,tBw,r,. a
-
.t.''' to "oik " LAi"p ''iA " y L.. v p
|
VI ANl. DO GOOD CLOAK HANDS |
: "'At',n'"hne, 'th her c'n ''"'"s ms h'ne
MANNED \ SM.,k. BOY. 20 LEARN |
- ',.'' E,''N,sr APP" Va '''' l. ~, .''"
Ia. AMID l\,tUII,CEp- SuDr,llZT
! w lesu. ol n,unl .lri-. IT, .t.A.ro,I. 70
H.. Q. h..d ,PtA. k'ic.enc'' Required i"l4"e
=" -" IL" a. -"
NtANTLp-A COOP IElMfEE ON
tT-\Nu.D-AN ASSISTANT FOREMAN
~ a.t.r; l4ctor,. App, 9. w,nrn,'. ~
vs. 49,. 49,, ant t',,. Gu, .,.,,
i..l... 4. rs a., go. =. H., a. lC3
Nr-N.Lt . conn ,rrf,,i,rS- o<
.'n kerr ,ys sa5 r'',inr also 'e'9'' s1'd
/ '.D<u.n- >N,I.I ',,IIyr r1y *
! Apply In 'he cor'' d CAKE saloon
v'
] ~. As led BAiNIlEN bN lhbl SIS
H'1 -, NJ ..cu,Gi 1'n.' need aT!' a. -
80 ""' ''''
| NJ t&iaD-2 BOl>, FROM l. 10 10
/ " .sa.'a-..f, a.ti In "A To-, i,ctory. ttriy
i''"A" OF hNwlrf GO. 10.
/ N.ffNIl IA GlM. FROM J. ID - 10
VI tul , v,rc'ab.o stand n wa,hl. SION mulct.
"I''dNN II
/ NI'ASl Lb-A GOOD SiiIli BDNuM
n.t'n IT, 81 fo'f' B'ooAlyn over Nh.e.
...........
~ D.tk o. woven "a IT.; - rl. on %. spanrunr
r..I....; . Il, r.jJr, r..h ii,,ir own ,,u.er', or
i'.. 81 ''}'a''' Ar2ly at ''. ,h'n'e.tf Il. "a
N\rANIi.D- TWO LADIES 10 ATTEND
y7-NNIru-A Sti:\ANT COMPETENT
| W TODD ,Ain, irouinr and general h ,,.tcwort
O. Ir.... va 6G s.v.n. Inquire At = Wet .dih
'.r'i- o.
WAN !ID--A GERMAN OR AMERICAN
VI suite Hl general housosor. Apply At cottage
.,,,>.r,, ,,,, rnnn ,r,.r
\NANIEl TWO GOOD SfhAt MA
~, 20. ,,"n ast,E % Apny a. A. 'LES, H.
/ o.,.i ' "a
80 = .
tJASiAN-Rrl 'iNiSUfRS, 10 WOhk
yD M , %, an, '' S W'' r' A 4, .,
Al. ."I '''n'h n'ruu' 'o' HsY'' %
NNANIEp2 nj y On BOOT hOtIONS-
'tc'' nan 1.I 10 rGik b. the month Apply at 20
~, XIX rynrpipx,.tIn ,,nl.t,,
,t., 1, ,l'rs, W0,y.eI W',ig :. at
d.. ''' 10
/ =,
W ..rA, 'o,uy - r.nn cry: nouo o.h'-s NEED lp
,''',' w. 49,, =. -. ,,.r,.-,,.,'r,f
w ~ IEI1-A Vt IIABlE PARTY WITH
w email ,lp..al. 10 80 ,It work ht . md tool.
a.i .iagta,e iSr - w e;"t ,c' AI-ac'iG, u ns.
ic'i.'' ,.,l.isG. A.p.,atSsy b. ..a,,..'i
NrANirD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. m
w - .rir,r rp,i. nud t.lcr,. Al nm. ,,saf Man
factor. gi / csu'an =, =
81 ,.... =.
, a. ANItD-A COOP SMART BOZ 10
a''' be. S5.""td .d'1 1t" D!
. NtANiEb- SMART, ACliNh hblS
A
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BLACKSMITH AND WILHELM RIGHT
- wauiel, a. -. 49, ' .1-k asc, I,ffey city. \
rod shoer. sius.e men Ys''-irti. tau bIald 40 h-
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RLACKsMIu HTLHLAs WA&ILD-
- 10 stead m-a The a..4,st wage, ia ne cry
~ be paid. AMY flu :. Il
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~ .NrED.

- .~---------s~u.@nn~st.
" .NrED.
ttroF y >NWt HANDS wANTEp-T'
- 20 I. Sic IS .er.s sud constant empk
'...... ~" rA'h'as,. App, /" ~ c,...
D, AMI IA I, Oh JOuRNEYMAl
~ if't t',' .onis ,;..l. hair drc..ins;. 900.
sge, ~, &N al ys ;i S.. Il f''s H HsSi
tN-ANIE'-NOrNG GIRLS HANDY WITH
" ~. Y sNte r'tod' wv er,mp,d scr-e6'
braid. Is So. lao Futon s.to'uct. Isl
\A'ANlEu-GOPERA1VES ~ BAIsTER
., e'5 70 so ~ o .s WEN &c. raid s0S =,
. ". I a, ~, day IN the We. On jUuS MeCoh
,.c..it,n waited. Noie bat s''d hand, -an,cd /,
NtrANTLn-GOO uEMMtRS ON vii
w cox & Gih = machine, to work on piece,
w area =, ups'sit'. lS
XVANiFl s.? FIRST FATE TAlLoRrsSEs
tss sS' " .s.' G' they :a t N S ios %
NITANIFD-AN OPERATOR TO WORK
N, e., ~: az as, sInscr' ~'eAioe alec s.:,s
WANTED A "a HAND on BREAD--Al.o
w .uoy 70 learn cal, b,kias. Inquire Myrtle ave
ne'r ~ 'imsn ct B,ocklyl sS2
\\'ANTkn--A STRONG ACTIVE MAN.
w one used to work around hrss. Apply ct No ~
West o,th.t. iS9
WANTED AN OPERATOR ON MORON
Aarb good hand on good wages, 700 4. 18th 1t. Is,
\NASIED SERVANTS IMMEDIATELY.
w At 4 hrNnMlc ksoS,s oass: II. A,I,a.:
q. i'rootlcn. Place. q shund.nee 70. soots nneS
cd daily. In the city OF country. ~ the hfhs.
wages. lW
SIANTED-A YOUNG MAN ABOUT IL
~ WI ..s % 40 q, f IN ~, iS.s Ss.t '0'I
WANlED--A BLACKSMITH HELLER
-of. ,nd ~, good ray iss
\VANtLp A SECOND HAND ON BreAc
w At la Syr,lo ave, D,oohiyn. IA
NJANIEp-A GOOD llORSFSHOER An
w oeter, 'tcady work the year round. Apply co
W5HNiFp' w. WON WOMAN An TO TAKE 4
Wa us,an ct, B,ooiiyn. 3sS
S..: "a. %oS .. m sSr.. ,ss FED
may may ts bs III, p',es Also siis to lend collars
Also > lot nne pu'tonhOie'. shirt Store. 'to b,oed
WAN1ED-25 flksl CLASS. OPkkA:
| w tor, Oh Wheeler 81 wilson's aud WILCOX
hbs m'chincs also como ladies collar ironsfs. snf
i, f hsnn i, ,or nm m ,,ar. ''"s'
, ,'''",, ,w.S",.r I'm, y. x NJ, =,
= rtkr. 10
| ,Lur,,,,,,ro .N, ,,,,;rvTnr V,Y5Sy1
| - i''i hNiiLS AMI W ioADE ohCW
npp, o,o '"na ~
| L. NlphS Az ED, ~ W ~ NEW
~ Gtle II miles from the city; can come ~ Nev
p.o,r, WI to- ,,vsp ty j n ROBisoS 81
| ..,ip l,y,inru. Avn {, TAppvr
H. SIAM buiiiEho AM NANi ET
| ~ ter wanted at shop Of j. IL. VOOhhIs No
u thuu" u, near "rsenwleh
4, TOUT BOYS wASTkb-I0 SAN
~ p,r'r mo9cins. Apply a. the Dry DOCK hou,
~. ''',,i 800 ~ -, r,v 9 ,S,,,n
Il ~, fhN iOho WhN ~ ON o!NSLn
Ch',n,h,' ' shop woih' pay ~ oes CAn
tuay'' "to Vt nsrh 81 ~
HIDDu PANI\IOON FINISUERS Wan 1. +,
t'u,,n ~ >'ooN.' iNAS"I'S
10 GOOD S.tADY IABORERS WAN
~ con-. e :" asV nd hSnr fS.s pSssae,
nps ,i,,,, rn,t fnauirs q. tbs os5'r: AZ WV 'ROTtS
eco no o,rs'nr'eh', :, g. g
= cr., 20 huishen on pants, 10 tailer' on On.
fr%cs. AMI n- bu'in,.s ooai': good psios' AOIlyot
| JUN "Lho'' - f"plh I" Sss
~ ll'. SHWIES WANTRD-AIAO Q
~ 49,, ,n,t.,. 49,. 40 ~ ..uni.,. ee Az
II ! Hi.tiuiiuI a No. ~ az, Il,
Dts no oi n"A ~ nso ",nas, .ns 3,
nOo Raj ROAD IAHORFRa WAN7
~ ~ D.,ra q, ", A. ~. v.u va.A ~,
- s,cDd U' c rno smt tha yes1 ,hsoasb
49, r. ~. II sh tor tnrkmen 4 1h mar dsv re .
v,ci,t' '''''
~ III
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4 STOUT BOYS wANTED-IO SAN.
II paper mouting.. Apply at the Dry Dock hcul .
ing san. $50 East l0th 1T "
r. OPERATORS WANTED ON SINGER
Omaoh,hr, 900 shop work; pay 8J< 70 ~ Call s.
I hAtt. ~ a. . u sich II. IL
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= 600 POUNDS or OLD TYPE Ne
csOOOssptsd. Apply at the Sun once
10000 LAboRERs WANTED
Brosdw y, for the Atlantic ami Great wes'ern
to,d. A god chance fn men. Work for -
Wages n % per day. Passage free. No deduct
tor the fare. -
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CORSET MAkLhN WANTED : N}lNl-
Ter, op..atoi. On sing. 'si4-rli.. luI .ti g.
e.. steady e. i.yllsi.t 30 .. t..U Nv .tss
ApAy ~ 1 n Ia L ~
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DGO RAILROAD LABORfR5 WANT
-<OOior tho New York 4 Ere Rail Road c. r.
NJ, ftnldy company woIk the year through, I'd
Tor Lab, era -. Tor Iockmen SO per day. fire.
uNse Inquire At tho Companys Office, l u.
w.Clst. :,
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OPERATOR TO WORK
w on r,,ktc-, on singers machine. alec baisters
AYp'y Mt lUJ Wet I6th Of. gSS
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NTANi Fl - FIRST FATE TAlLORFSSEs
w & work OIL custom psr's "a Mott tt, I'd t,or.
iro tooni. Wages 40 II they suit Call iot three
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WANTED A "a HAND ON BREAD--Also
w 10y TO learn cal. b;Sas. Inquire Myrtle ave
near ~ am an IL. u, ooklvN s32
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N\fAN1ED GDbD OPERATORS ON
w Nh.,lcr6 " ii.lu's and Wilcox l. Ell be, Tor
laiie. amen couars Also god colAI .routr,, Appy
a 40 lirr aiwiy, W stars. 80
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~ ANilN IAtIslLSt ~ Il Ntul\E
" irgu.ol r,un. .hri- g. :. taA.uouU So
-. r,n.cd uPpN. References r,quif,d iudgu.c
/ tg.les 4, iAamrut u
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tt.'t " ~NiEG HANDS wANTEp-T'
~ eH tt 80 .rc.s sud ccnstant efnpk
We -isor s,wing machine cpcfst
40 hA,htnes. hpply at ~ CnM
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,,'ANI.D \ SMAK. Roy. 20 LEARN
~ s.ct.. his'1e.. App.y Ia r,:r 10. Ea.' .J,h
D., .t..r SO q. ~ 90. aO
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FROM ROsECRANs, ARMY

Headquarters in the field, uia Chattanoo.
ga All quiet. No attack has been made,
The enemy remain in possession of the gaps
in Pigeon Mountain and about Lafayette.
Lines very close occasional skirmishing.
Captain Dury, chief of artillery on Van
Cleves staff was shot in the bowels by sharp
shooter
Reported that Longstreet has arrived at
Resac with 10000 troops
Our army is in splendid health and ready
for a fight
Headquarters in the field, ten miles north.
east Of Lafayette On the evacuation of Chat
tanOoga they enemy retreated 10 LAFAYETTE
massed force at that place taking possession
of the gap at Pigeon Mountain directly in the
front Of Thomas column.
The rebel force had been made formidable
by new additions from Johnston, Buckner and
hindmau, and the deserters report the enemy
now superior in number to the armies they
had at the battle Of Murfreesboro.
Among the divisions are Cheatham's, Gil
burns, Stewards, Buckner's, Breckenridge,
Clay, Boone's Hindmans, Slaughters, and
detached brigades Of jackson and Ander-
sons, in all thirty-eight brigades of infantry,
not less than $4,000. Formidable numbers
OF opposition compelled Rosey to concentrate
his forces necessarily much scattered in
crossing Lookout Mountain. Two lines of
opposing armies may now be represented by
crescens shaped on Pigeon Mountains, which
extend as arc OF a circle around Lafayette.
The rebels are holding the interior and we
the exterior of the mountain. The two forces
are within a.few miles of each other, but
effectually separated by a range of noun
tains The rebel posit on can only be APP.
preached by three Gaps, Cutletts, Wing and
Blue Bird, which are strongly guarded Their
position covers excellent lines for retreat on
Rome and Calhoun where they will probably
make a new line should they be defeated here.
There are rumors that there have been re-
tirinR for a duel or two but this is considered
unreliable
General Rosecran's left Chattanooga on
Sunday and is engaged in making dispositions
to suit the new situation. He has been IN
but is in fine spirits
In the fight with Negley the rebels lost
thirty killed. our loss seven killed and thirty
five wounded.
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who cut out the Caleb Cushing at Portland Il
was in bis programme al one time to enter
the Port Of New York or Boston and burn
the place tHaIt tss s
When the Florida FIRST came 'nto the Port
OF Brest Mr. Dayton, protested formally against
her admission but not probably with expecia.
ton Of having her expelled, for 30 { r the
French have faithfully executed their neutral
Ivy proclamation in all other respects and il
was to be expected they wonld also ia this
but a protest guaranteed the incidental points
which might arise and prevented IN exlen
sion of iavors not found in the neutrality
proclamation, il such should he attempted
The honite,W this morning publishes an
official note on the subject which declares
she will only be allowed to repair such dam
sges Us regard her navigation, but no supplies
in war material be furnished her
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GEN. sCHOFiELD's ORDER.

ST. Louis, Sept lG.-Gsneral Schofeld has
issued general order stating that hereafter
Martial Law win rgidly enforced throughout
this Department against all perfons who shall
in any manner encourage mutiny, insubordi
nation, or endeavor 10 create disafieotion
among his troops, and against all persons who
shall publish or give publicity to words cal
cula,ed to excite insure itiou or lawless acts
among the perpe, or who shall publish false
hoods or misrepresentation Of facts calculat-
ed to weaken or embarras military authorizes
or in any manner interfere with them in the
discharge Of their dutiea Any person guilty
Of either Of the offences above mentioned
shall be punised by Gne and imprisonment at
the discretion Of the Military Commission
and any newspaper which shall contain publ
cations in violation this order will be sup
pressed
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New York Market.

New YoWk. September ls--Flour dull
and drooping. at 81 90@5 90 for extra
State: 5 4O@6 10 for round hoop Ohio
Wheat receipls G3,O0O dull and lC92c lower
at s9c C1Sl 05 for Chicago sprirr, SIC a
81 "a for Milwaukee CLUB 81 1901 20 for
winter red Corn receipts none market
with limited supply az 75@75lc mixed.
Oats frm NJ 65@72 Western pork scarcely
so 6rm II I6@ll 81 for old, IL 1908 sG
for new Lard steady Al lO@lOI. Whisky,
500
NEw YoRE, September l6.-Government
stocks lower and active. Money plenty aud
active on call AZ seven per cent Sterling
very unsettled at Al Gold 80 New York
Central l34l Erie 1913 Reading llG.
Coupons 63t United States 6s 81 Years
certificates g9Se
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MOVEMENTS ON THE RAplpAN.

PnILADELpHIA, Sept lS-The Press has
the following Our ormy will not have to resi-
this side Of the Rapidan For Two days the
soldiers have been without fires, fearing to
attract the enemies attention, who would have
shelled us General Fitzpatrick made several
leints across the Rapidan, but found be could
not live moment on the other side, Yester-
day body of rebels crossed the Rapidan near
Raccoon Ford, ann drove 500 of our men
away, but were afterwards driven back IN
confusion by United States troops. We lost
shout thirty Rumor says a strong force OF
rebels crossed at Raecoon Ford this morning
and captured $50 of our cavalry The rebels
have strong position on the Rapidan, but no
great lnrca