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The New York herald., 1863-12-28

Ts lev CpOP The continued frost of the past week
has kad the effect Of producing Ice Of consdrsbe tsSk
and ie probable that full crop will be secared
quite early tbe We understand that Lake Ho
patcsnr covered Wednesday with the ice and
: haf inches thickness, whch of coarse has beon
grsay tacreasoi By this timcsu unusual circumstance
we are o,ormed, 30 slriy u the winter xr. VIM. u.
BAL q thu city, has been preparing for large supply
f lce havitg erected GA the banks II that lake
ho,ses OF suhhent capacity for eighteen hundred
.daiorai 70 rs pytnisssss fes ehs storage q
@s sv.Sr mu,odiIy -Ne~ark ". j. Joa' ns3f BE- 20
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Our Special Washington Despatch.


TIE REORGANIZATION oy ARMY
me promised reorganization Of the Army OF the Poto
understood 10 have been begun. Numerous
changes are anticipated, but none have yet been
sunced II Is regarded here a. sort Of experimental
army very convenient, for the practice Of the War Do.
--,tment in testing new theories Of Organization and mill
tsry tactics. sgxstnuETIS'"
Rigader General Rufus ingalls, has been directed to
report for duty at Washington. II Is understood that
Lieutenant Colonel Ekn is to take the position Of Chief
ovsrteFmas'er OF the Army OF the Potomac II is ru-
nSred that General ingalls, 10 to be assigned to an i'm
p'rtant position In the department
General Robert o. Tyler hns been assigned to the
nsnd OF the Irish Legion, at Fairfax Court House.
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The Press Despatcb.

wAsHsGroS, Dec. 27, 1863
nerc s nothing new from the Army OF the Potomac.
a number Of stsn and corps officers visit TO
Warrington among them Generals Williams, Ingalls, and
humphreys
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Volunteering IN cosnee,,cu,.

wyr CoaSvsIL, tosn, lee. q 1898.
Cornwall hss snca her q,o,s cf kseniy .nye mon by
volunteers raised IN The tovu, ~bo,s the q
any substitute broker she may be solsldercd tie ban
per town.
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NEWS FROM CHARLESTON.

Portions OF the Rebel Harbor Obstrue-
lions Forw arded TO Washington-But
Little Firing OF Late Between the OPP
posing BAttsries-Every Thing Quiet
In the Fleet, sc.
FORTRESS MoRRos, Dec. ~, 1865
The United States steamer Massachusetts, arrived this
morning. hftyfour hours from Charleston bar, With two
hundred and forty discharged men, fortyo SICK and
sixteen rebel prisoners, captured the rebel steamer
CheathAm.
Tho Massachusetts has board portion Of the rebel
distractions from Charleston harbor, forwarded 70
Washington by Admiral Dahlgren.
Charleston harbor ates 70 December "a state that
event Of Importance had occurred since sailing the
last steamer There had been but little nrng between
the land batteries during the last few days.
The ronsdes and Monitors all lying safe as their
anchorases. There present prospect Of active
oparatoos.
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sn Aid OF the sanitary Com
mission.

FOEUANbl We Ntc II IttI.
Hon o-eu rove,ey, " @. Lac, nigh, oyensd a oours.
of lectures here for the bensat u the santsry Comms
lie be followed by The ab ss. speaker. o. "a.
eouurr.
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The Fourth artillery,
Under command OF Colonel Teller
Cavairy Troop OF tho sixty ninth regiment
PAIL ByARyEs PAIL HxARsRs.
Gen. Thos. y. Meagher. aGen. Chas. &. Dodge.
Col Math. Murphy, 69th -foL John 0. Mshonsy, 1st
regt n. Y. s. Vols. 7l reg't Pho.nx brigade
Col. J. X hcvor, 10th pCol- Hugh Hood, i5sth
regt N. Y. s. Vol. inf. q regrt \. Y 9. Vol. inf
Ex-Cd. W McEvely. l55,h ia. Col 7. NJ Reed, 69th
regt N. Y. $. vci INF. = N.Y.s.N.
Hon. william Walsh. 5lHon. John Kelly.
Hon. Joseph shannon. Hon Elijah y. Purdy.
Hon. Peter Monaghan. Hon. Morgan Jones.
Hon, John Healy. ylsanuei r. Webster. Esq
Judge DAILY. ia. Barney. Esg.
Richard OGorman, Esq. ~ savage, Esl
Family aud relatives.
ofncers OF the Corcoran Legion.
Oficors Of the First division N. Y. s. N. q.
His ooor the Mayor and the Common Council, preceded
by the sergeant At Arms.
First Regimen Pbonix brigade Ninety sixth Regiment
". Y. 5. ". g.. under command Of Colonel
John O'Matonsy.
Father Matthew U. b T a. b Society, under command
of Edward l. Carey
Tongshorcmen's Benevolent Society.
Father Matthew e b T. A. y. society ot south Brooklyn
No. l, Thomas Lsor. Marshal.
The procession a. n passed through our siresis Vas
Indeed very imposing one. Tho death OF Bigsder
General Corcorsn has been universally regretted His
history has besn ntervovsn with that II the presen,
be'on HIS public career has been brilliant. and the Irish
heart. throoocd mcurnfally yes,.rdy as the cortexe
tboSogghfres. The Irish ~ well as American ecmcnt
turned out IN strong force TO accompany him 20 hts last
ciety, which Mr.! l. Carey s President Hkeusss II
General orcoran Gas placed underneath which
'''sss . csr Ss W. so"sh score. rolls
shall long Keep bs memory green In our souls
The fags and vanncrs of the societies. drapcd 10
mouruinr-a nung tribute 70 the memory of their DO
ceased countryman.
The route of the procession was up broadway 70 Stuy.
street. and thence 10 Tenth street the terry.
me remains vere conveyed 20 calvary Cee,.yy where
they we're Inferred.
Aud thus ends the Of rgsdier General Michael
Corcoran cut OF the re NJ thirtysy years sud
denly and without warning n hard to realize the awui
fact But such :. the wiso dTcnsstOn ~ Providence
though the grsss may grVw green over hs grave, NJ
there 10 little doubt that his Efforts behalf ~ tho 80
viii long remain green the rccoeciion of The Amescsn
peopn
1be following poem, Ddi,ed BY oue - the ocsrs Of
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1Af m'ssIss'Ppi VALLEY.

TIVE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
The Elects Of tho War Upon this Rich
and Fertile Region.
Asw st. Lsuis Has Suffered BY the
Intssnscine Strife.
mA' new Els ellEAls WAS AND IS.
9hs Fine Fleet efxiver Steamboats,
Nearly An Destroyed.
T1leTY MONTHS AGO AND NOW.
What the Union Lost by Respect
ing Kentucky's Neutrality.
Fallasy ofthe Policy of Letting Trade
Follow the Flag" Into Rebellion.
Military and Statistical Glance at the Cities
Along tho Mississippi River.
~~~>~~-~-~~~~~->~~~~>
How Planters in Particular Have
Been Az ected by the War.
The 1bsndsaed Plantations Worked Under
Governmental Protection and
supervision.
the SUGAR, COTTON AND HEMP CROPS.
s-~-~--~.-~,~~~~~~~~--
What Has Become Of JEFF. Davis
Plantation.
The Missisefppi Free from Its Source
% the Gulf.
~ ~-~~~~~~~~>~-~->~O0~~~
THE GREAT VALLEY NEARLY REDRBMRD.
>~~>e>N~~~~~~~~~~>,~~~~
The NEW SOCIAL SITUATION,
&c. &C.. -
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AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
The Nsbetltea IN Engtamd.
sPrrcH ot CoLossL LAxAa, ~ TnE HhnrL Aszy,
IN sorronr or yrsr. DAVE s

Prom the Lsnnsn lines. Oct I1l
Tho snpaal mss,ms ID ihs cnsr,sy A,pies.lsfai 20
$50 popshns match. Ths msrn ben u ,se Ioe .4y 20
dlned rown Hal. Chsrtssy. Among ihs c.span
were NJ. ": Lsas... ~ r.. .bo pesNsda w nss
lAa,sr, q TIE cosfsasf.te states Array. Majr leo
rbyn. ke ....-t
v'isrs !" and sh Il cupid he nns ~ coichd fsas,.
who b. gus. lis house wss al~sys oss- " tbe 70
X. -a' sassr.a .i,n Vii nom M uasan tsn no
prosnd b. call his fle1d sri ~bo Jyssai ns
.ss15 -ts a'ssy so , ss.si ss II s.a s,s,", "a. al
afo distinguished man 10 bis osn cosbtfy at cay A.
statesman bs United state cooress tsi a.. t'aye
vb.eh had sndsred unioh h.fdshis~. AID shdsf Tho
grsses areses hsd hurled back s<aln and Axsis The
not At ths pr~ssnt oss ssy opssod % iha
rsc sifugss ysins bet be dd not hsa tats "
rosa ~ rsoessa .lih lhs warmSxi sympathy ftss~sJ
rbs Hc4,h a uss ysssor. sna ,ol@ssi lamar vas
sesTs. y an srss,slOa rslbs " drisk tks tsssi
CotlIsi tAsas. n rspy .,hsaked ue ct-lfnm for his
ssa ~, a.,,. "a e,ssi r.ssss ic.esi 10
heart and .lesA hs mat slsoaa rfsisish thF enths-
,issn ~hish bad bees nan. ss.. sss ws NE r..ny
o.. tsoeEsa 70 eaosiry .hsh s.s n1ibn ~ ,.smsrs
lsLs-.j sos. as u.sy s.i a~ss tei. ooslvl - sa.
sps s~sr 1s-a sl.,.s Il wss hat t.i o~as,,y a
ssaspssasa,, a,ssiss.i ff.s@sn. q ~. sthi n.sss "
sss- s..,is s. AsyS ls. ssss a, a~f tsy saE,-rss.
a.a .~s,g az sf G<rs a.ss asA f.rssd sf AsyJa
=. .sl ss .sss nj "a s az w., s
H,,~riy tl.~~rr vssy a uss aasiius vbsh that
La ss sa y s, sIisssa w. ~s 's - IL ssI ~ a.. 70
t.s fsss nss 1sy vys ~rss ~rn->yr. hs tsi~,ss.
s -. - s..ss sp s:s.. % is.s .''s NJ - s :"
sb9h<r ssrts ts~y derived s&<wsi ssss peIs
ess,sln rchp@ss a s~stn~.t eAt>eisy s>s ssft~vois
rssds ,h~ q sinyis sna sn@ns<~i tctssrs
II hsd been ~S~~s<aieJ W tnxsns thai ts~ Efsss cett,
~ ssy - .s.. -, lss ss.s s.sss % .ss 90 :, 90 80
sevsrnnss, q NE Nsssn vsS ~w cabsta1 q sivi
hsry snd o. eorsstcstesi sDvssnnsnt ssssssi hsId
ihss lbsrtsss ovssshrow snr.ss sstsisrs s
that csssus lIsssr, hrss.) tssssns.sy - No
s.sss. us.sai ssiiy oomv<ss, y essssas iss
s1sfsss. us c1~yrstustsd txs sbusn 80 shsn rafe
cal sss-ssvs q sl.a Lt@v. li..s hsssy IT, 80
q fssSasl ,bss~. whss ols shnsn -sfs iee y e.sii
ssr.,si s.r .s.sss 80 ,hs, HssftyA. ,ss. ,s,eas
soyw, sasi ~ -. fAs s-r~s-ssy~ ~ ns .ss ~ ,s
= a. ~ = ipss a.. us- sa.@,ses q sl,n
Nssrt, fseaf g-sn1 ibss hsa<sy tsuELs usn ti.st
s,s. s.r g ~ 49, 49,, =. ..ss.. ... s.' =,
sssI rs iis,a psi %. ooais.s y sssr.,s
90. '.s sSs.sss [ ss s.rl hs~ry sss cgssi,s'sssi
fos~rtussi. fh.<rs.J tst ,bsm lys az ne Ncfiesfn
,.,., % ~, =. AZ 4 y. s.s' ss.''.' !. 'ss =.
cabsst-iss fssay x bl.ls--Lsf insis boat -
,is rsb~ess.sasss q esf bA,s'ys fgFs'ufD-si % ~
e.r ~ oysls W bssehias tsrfn hs ~ has ei>.,
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~ sss ssabI H,ssss ss s.,..s s s.,s. - = sss! e.
NsW fan.&bifs wsfs W ~ sess q tsi 80,
srsnF. fr.s ih.sai srs-,i rhy s.. "a ~ - Y,
Angrs st..s 80 ~. H. ssssss 70 rsssi ssa ys.s'.
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Oar BsrtIs Gssrssposss.es.

NV W. Wv ~ t"rss
n, gs,sniisA 4. Hss<sa--D,f saa <n>as,-g H-A
Que,on sf Ireyef~~sy D6sIvy Pres~asg' " o.
,.ersas D..,--A DsnlsA Bisiad< ~ Pros>f-isai.
essars ef ~ Baans ~ Lspss--is Ass.tesses v.ps
trsote BAafor ~ fas EA~~ssA ce.~-fsrisai AZ 90.
Lsr-s-k. o. gs@srk IN 1rstais. a..
Ths sr~ca,ion 10 Bssssn hs~ pot ros hsyosa is nr.s
f,eearAtory ,,ass ssa already hss rivsa re v "a
seus ous amo1s 10 sse<ai1s" Possrs The isst q sa
forcas ~ eecrss q Tcs.r.i p,es bs- ssssnsd
10 saxoaJ .ad Hanover. sssh q -hieh ssstosas " "
furnsb seos,srss, q BOO asss. So~. ,he~ susa'i
tips -oui Ds sasy ofsrpov~ei ~ t,> Dsso-, - c.ss
he aief sosd istk o. - the. sasrsnrs n,o ,bs
Dscby tbe ssd lisnyvsfaa Egv~rnDsis hsvs vsry
rassrauy made u es~seS ras pa 80 tss, lusirA
Aa1 Pns-h shDsld saoh gi,es oosps q ossrsai'aa
,bs fryaaisr fssiy sapys,t tsa lhsy ssosa -
sssaossi ~ tss essry ~hss tss psss q issr
tsty. Ths Pfuffis gsis wliax u a. 80 siffr htFe
bsen " oDncesras Adysssn 0 nfsnify 81 Nfisa'
bege " ass a. f,ssrvs 30 M nrsails ~nJ. bsi
lasfA rsls.a sajetsss slgss Ne sssAues fr''n 's'
s,sss u aelsos. sns ,ssssA r.s<y snsrsh v nAss sM
cal oayiai ~, u ihs g>svss Hsia gs-ssoa, v vhinh
lh> Gernaa tps laxs o, paa,cais a. a,sssi, s~sr'a
sssos 70 AVOID ssy prss~.sinss usi nizhi afiprt BIZ
-~e.e esrdsL vita yrascs ssd gssspd. xessrrsf
,bs Ia1o,ssn F0v~nuers fes1ir~s ~ fyst " a1ssros
We fsa1. r.o.s.sry fw pAs< ag ush rogs an 10
war s~tsbEfb@ea.--s ssmAsd -h<s sh~-s vuy 1a;'
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fever, and these disorders Of long standing aud
planted deeply IN his system. will tako many power
fui doses Of approi andoies him IN fact
have 10 idea he will ever be cured, his diseases
part OF his nature.
In naval, polite and commercial Affairs thcro abso-
lutely nothing new.
Pity some would not write faithful Genealogical
history OF England and Englishmen Such record, faith
hiy and truhully done, would show h1w large an
ment Of Danes Scots Picts, saSons, Romans Nofmans
Qrcnch) and Cclts II took TO make decent vigorous
and successfu pcopo out oil the original herds Of Blous
and how near the latter 70 beauty Ing and spelling All
he valuable stock gafted on their base foundatio1 n
only shows how small an amount of elemental bdns II
Takes TO nearly spoil large dish of valuable and whoo o
some material Tho actual aud pa pablo fact r. that all
That Engishmen, as such, have 20 10 proud of
foreign elements with their native seck. Can cg,,sm
any farther 20?
Nathaniel Hawthorn has made himself evcrlastinrly
hated in England by his severe picture OF Eng sh wo
men be ever steps foot In this hrgi giom AGAIN
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PERSONAL AND OBITUARY NOTICES,
be-, &e., &e.

reward Of 900 has been offered by the Chinese
Pulse d Hos s1osg for the person alivc or dsad) Of
rcsns,sA< kns the fasAs guarantees ht q'sassir
agssnss ali coA<squSocas-
rAs Loadou Array and Nssy Gsss u ths l7th OF ocis
Der ssvg;-
Prior 10 the nomination Of Vice Admiral SIR James r.
Hope 10 command Of the wcst India squadron
cssson 70 Str Alexander Mine, understand that tho
wbhes oe Rear Admiral Erskins consulted the
subject but that officer declined The oner Of active
employ mcnt.
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sALIs AT AUCTION.

A LBRRT @ HAYWOOD, AUcTIokEER.- .-MAGsIFI.
IA Household Furniture public on,
place. Tenth fourth Of Broaway
O'Clock Particular
% this sale prsng on: Of The ssees aud chest asso
auction this Drawing Rooms-sulrrb let's OF Cur
Cornces aud Bands; magnificent Drawing Suits
with the description OF slk OFT
mans E.ageres Centre Taess Cabinets Console Tables
bic and Bron4e statuary OH Paintings very rich
sive splendid French Clocks Carpets Ornaments thu
EtaReres, Ac &c First class Panoforte stod
and Cover y match. Dining r. omsoid carved nailet
black walnut siatuary, marble HeTt<s patent Dining
Table Dining Room suit Gasswar, China Dinner Tea
Sets Of tho richest decripon fu Silver Ware
Chambersvery rich and elegant Chant er Smts
wo'd and black walnut speadi Brussels ca pets and In
beautifully furnished and Kitchen
Furn lture.
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THn BEAUTIFUL MADAME DE CORA, THE rfRsr
ss.selishsd Asfoys 20 tbi. ~. can BE- eo.sutsA a.
her rssdencc - Wes fhiy srth street the Past Pre-
ssrt ara yasars LADIES' not asniued Hoars loA. ~ 10
The New York herald., 1863-11-01
AMUsEMEyTs.


nss.sf S:d pass are wSsass Sa Ss
time " which the faIsp MSIHxs4 T;s; I sHspEss ssVEs 70
&;
shal'psrs'' great RonsS sSS;GS; s;SSsdygf
% a M Is y.ss ss%sS r
the part The play which HIS been for several months in
''''' '''' EN- ENTIRELY Il Ss1s' sEW \ N''A SCENERY
y H. sELwys and nd H. mILLrARD.
Nsw Ssw hSssn.sry ?, ,.S wn:,n ), vu.
Now S':s$:: o.sr una
s: . syssx
s. i:;: 81; ::s
Mr. M. roSHssC 3. ssGvinS:SgRe III & :sSsRe''ssd BY
IL ! : .'S:sssssEssBss 4 / ssssss
Mr. J. SEYMOUR w. = B. HoLnEs.' H. 4. 4 aAsV1s %xnD.
MADAME rIHss HRs. >. H. ALLEN.
STRONG AND Erri6TEsf Saoa1s
osSssSS xySSis as, aMASysy 'asy DoDwoRrH
WEDNESDAY IsTiSbs IsTihSSb5sd, a,ET5s. ESs 1853
s'' may ,; fssss ifsisfs 6a9s " IN %DyAnoR ss
WINTER GARDEN
rss sa.ss%sGs A:. sincere ps;;srs r .:ssss.ns
e's-s'N'l ii" xr. AMI sis Mrs Nv " ). FIokiScE.
aE issa sS through Europe and America
On his their hrss engagement in sisir native cay durias
noaf xSb PseEs OF
With which their names are so pleasantly associated, en-
DSAAA' rARcv i @ r rcrt
ssssossSH SosSY s.s os :!'s's Ss % an .spon
Lovers popular novel Handy Il ANDY. ~
A's's 4ss. as;;
W. xe sustain SIX Esrshhsz 1i; snShssSs sSaSSs1rns
TO '''s"es FIX s ssf5nssbS sf 5GtssS 'sSsf sSrusrrsn
w% snS W.. Sd.,ass Viii 5. W wS'ssss S
pany intending many popular favores.
Eoxs OLD BowERy THEATRE
''EaE EaE $;sS $a5$F p * ;sS.sSS. sEssf
4. The GHOST OF GILES scRoGGINs.
the unfortunate lSyss %isa Mo aoGIY fIeF'sd saowN
This comic lece VIII be produced with the effects and
TSSosTAI5zGSpc n II I THE 5s,9sy snpsr PLAYS
PRODUCTION OF 4 bEAUTiPSL IRISH DRAMA
sosD1S - : RSEAH 40 DoDosss Oct
1dward 0Brisn 1;.........-...,. '-..nr = B stadey
Oorp0rA1 Corney uiskey. W. Thompson
MARI An.hony Taps ..........s ". ......;... & ros
ssSee sssse oDon.. louis. bSs Rsss,, NJ
Overture Arr anged by Tyte
The new comic piece by @ w Taylor. Esq. for g. Fox
-. . = siIEs GILES scRoGGINs GHOST
Niios bcr0sBns Nr q. Il. Epx
Yt1nosny botrDn ...-....-.. MI Harry ChapShn
80 : III iTHHiE xD0PTiD CHILD. ''--'
Michael j. b. stndlsy
, A GRAND PRONE MADE CONCERT.
= q Widows and ORPHANS OF tho New YORK Volunteers.
will be given under the auspices or
IT s-.f.~1f < = n L's. Company d. s.r
IuJRTY.sEvENTH REGIMENT, NATIONAL GUARD,
- " iFEi =. AsIRvtN1 HALL. NU'
As.is y QIsi isi.1 Z ssssi aasIS EsSa' .
.;ssss vl.s hs fsafe ssssss @''s .
lf t3 ~ l-4 fff II
Fer Oeher Anu meats See AneaheR
Part 0f the Paper.
WATCHER. JEW ELRY. &C.
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4 posrTTvg YAcT-LApfEs AND oENrtgnEx. NJ

4 ADIBs-IF yoU WISH THg TRUTH. 90 TO THE
IL beantifa and sooon pllsh.d hsdsme BLANCHE sac
ows the uisness Of yoar fatnfe husband, ~ IL west
twenty eightb street. near seventh avenus
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AsTROLOOY.
D. MAURICE. GREAT AND REAL AsTRoLo0ER,
"A. Of LIS Blse, ker stiest

ANTHOLOGY.
D. xAyRIcs. GREAT AND REAL AsrRoLo0ER,
Iss ysqs : Destiny S,sIss yos rssls WOULD .a.~'
iis iss fris's thew vii unfold ~
Read fion yopier orbs Of gold
Ls.s sfs: Z. n'ss ssss: sstsfs sSs5 5ss sis !.y
80 % yog %,. en- .s.c. oy timely s1'sY &c e,,s s,,,
Win ss,er,l ... ss, novIng me svss hoss ss, ssfors
"a ave !, s p ,s. s,s & r. q al e.
We lss fisnds ensmies love eoaIsshp aud nsi,gs po
s.y "sn az sDsHf navy 2, ..s & s sf
ss as 4 e. 70 mo ssias :s AZ .h Sn Pro
fessoT ssuies wi ss sue o. succss. IN suy usasssns
and ss. s:ss ss J. Sa S ss S o % al
p 81 I,l Bissess ,sirssi nss Wooster fes-Ladies %
asPend % ier sses sa.f.s,I9a from !. x.a.ms
wLssS ssS @ . 90 sGsf& & s':' a ~ s
= .s ssg % T'ay your ,ss .9.' %
.. I.saeosE ',s' ,s.. ,s.y ~ sscss
ss ss.a aci ss ever e,sn A n heI sec lor
s-a:ns Nsce IN. Is: "a, ,g@s sas. g, .
=. ys: y. ssl9 2 sr E .s
A rrENrIoN AT TuH cAIhFoRsIA, AND wEsrERS
nv ss'g ps. ~ syssh z ,ss s ..s
srf, orders e. tss.s maftss 70 gursh e. md pay
s,is. s. ss sI.. r. y , sis.
s,.. = :. sgss sy y Y.: J, .ss,s ..ts' 4
kosEysERs, az sev;ais avssss' s.scad Sgass ssyS.
s nsssr rs.r, you ~ - as., Via honssy y.
Tses: attended Sy Ms. .snoer1 -. ''''- :
A POSITIVE YAcr-LADrEs AID oEsrLgxEs, ~
| N 10 the r@sto OF
Coihps CsrpsiA fartss ard yevery The pest yon csn
DO Is o . uor 10 A. HARRIS, SOL Thrf avenue be.
tween rhriyeghh and mriy ninth siree,s. ess, SIDE.
There dersnf viii r~s~i~s 15
than % other dealers 10 New Yor Ladies attended by
nra Harrts
4 ADiBs-IF yoU WISH THg TRUTH. 90 TO THE
IL beartlfal and piished hs1sne BLANCHE sac
lows The uksness Of your faare bnsb>nc, III wsst
twenty sightb street. near seventh avenue.
THn PKAurruL MADAME DE CORA, rHE pIEsr
es.nbhshsd Asrciog,a "a this Gy can be ooasuifed 81
her rs-1encc 10 Wesl fhiry srth street On the Past Pre-
Snt arc Lnurs LADIES' not admiued Hears 10 A. n. 10
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/ ErrER no, ONE.
NV Yoas. Sep, D. 1913.

\ ErTER no ONE. -
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LETTER 40 TWO
The following from Amos B. corwins. Es lat. A'asr'
can Consul At Panama ma= ,s,,
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..ts s,s;. gls.sa's 10 % ne On
ny ~ :sssIas g. ssss 9;
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in t8rss days look upon Il .. moe, valuable en
'@e''o' msa'H' yours '''''sasSIS AS3s b. coRwNg
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s.s already ssoa. yoar s..s.rg. shish
as . b mo. s.,ns sis. .s. si .a s.s A,i 'asa
DAYS before the accdrnt narrssd my said wife
ins antaneousiy cured ~ t~thsfhe n osy
the Application Of piece OF cttn dreoehed 10 the sane
ties, si.s sr-., e'ssissssn sm. gentlemen
',s' = : ''' b DkvLrS. - Monte ,msry stree,
Gsn.rai Dsps 81 WV y SHELLS, NJ rassu stree,
near wal kew fors ksaisd 81 sse dras s.rss - ssr. w.
hARBLE nArTkLs.-THB BEST PLACE IN rBB
m cty 70 purchase cheap and wsi finished Mastsis " ~
A KLAbkRs NAnts' uAnufactory, No. I9 Hsst EgkesnA
street. near Third avenue. ks~ fsrs. Cut this cot
lrArpfR uAyTyrs uaesfp uAxvpts oE r1tg
l hnesi patterns snd best nlsh offered chsspsr haa
at any other ace s kLABEks sarhle worxs "a fifss
avenns near Third street New rors Call and csnvnoe
yoarsefes
! DHRErOLo0Y.-A GOOD PHRRNoLOaIsT CAN BE
found ., - wsr troed~1y al al hours Of M day
pvces fe&sonabe Charts tanfht aud Books
or sse treating On Phrenosg.
! OUAcKIxBusH,s coMPorsD SYRUP oY TAR AND
ms valuabie ard erc snt ierseay. Prepared ry Anf
shbyB VuAckfsBusH sos, fU Orssnveh street.
/ Copyrshi secured
i TYPE METAL AND OLD LEAD whsTgD -ctsH
\ VIII be paid for few handrea weight OF r,ps rsAi
and old LEAD Apply a, the dssa Of ,hs esnos.
1 rro surLERs - MANUFACTURER HAVING a tOr
~ slightly inferior soofs wh en- sale " te@
army WI dsp - ~ them Immediately ~ ltrr~ srYust
Asdfes " H.. bos 900 Pcs' onss.
| yVAnrgD-A EEw on SECOND HAND yESEga
w ssws sAw ~ or sfest dame sr. With msnirsi car
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The New York herald., 1863-11-01

n II
;Ss.'i s:s s''. . xifsnf stFS'is
Ss..a. Ssisss 4 sl%
Pot.iees Hay. Wa sOns Carts. Catalogue Al No "
A DxlSIsIsATRl1 SALE OF OIL PAINIlKos; PIG
6hILD. saessssr VIII sell On Hondsy soyemsera 4 iss
M u aS ss na Street Fs, sss M S
ga. Frames and hoalaiags ac: ALSO Easel .l,o one
% SARAH H'S ai ssa'r
"A Ioys ac-wI b. sHIRLEY. aoc'oneef. fn-siay,,
% ali Kinda Ses and s1sona M White ss Gran ~ a and Common
fuss.x Goods sofa saS % ws packed iss .apsns s''
ED"AaD sfaassF. sfaassF. ssSs ASsTsSsfEs op HoSsrs
ossst wssa, sas sssssrsas ssS ssn =
y ssrss % s, ss rsay., place e and fA an
serve 70 pay their keep aud expensss. - '"' -
EoR sALE-AT AUCTION. A NICE PROPERTY AT
nS Il L Sas .;p,' on he ,. e nsy
d in With srss as i in as. sHs 1"as s"nss
ing & s be ss g g. 81 s sss:
81 S's.s inquire
KEYS ssSs'oHsESs y AND
RICH AND VALUABLE goLLNcrIoN OF I-.i
henry ~ LEH6s g. 9 vii aii s ,. sas.lon on Tuesday
sSiS !; aSSIsSSSs 81 S5uss
A RICH AND vxLUxnIE SoLLhcTrosos i oRscISAt
or sra, se.a. ..a As s1ssasss cost many specimen.
BY artist whose works rarely offered for public coe.
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Bsaame zasharle yoisrmin Trsyer Lambnei fi.sc ver
ea sSs carS. ss@l sssas sast
ss ss's' Mn: ns''ss H1a
e. nyianet i.ycen. yerboesen Boddinson dsnisson.
Also choice Cabinet specimen by cAas Ba,,er Of Lou
T. ,sa S two .rf an spe S
for h's country ae ugh the numerous from mis-
in o. '" "'' s's''
sef s;fir ss
TRsA Ads Sscss D 81 ssoa ys ssssS
The Gallery now open for public Inhibition. free. from
"a. ~ 9P NJ, with caaioguss
pEREMrIoRY SALE OF THE srocS OF TOOLS OF
Lfs q =. fAficiiLp. rnfcsHIh. snferiosHhf sNi isaH .
ss'fsl ss
ssseRss wire Is Pses vse & Sorss. opss', rys..
IRON % Pans Pans s. As f Desks. cSsrs a.ss: &
PAyS,6SESosKEEas1 saLEmos 20 FRIDAY NOVEMBER
20, lots q ss.oasSe goods Tor iass sna women eoasss
4 Ssss
numerous 70 mention ny order 3 J. Lsvy 40 Broome 1t
DAwNBROKERs sALE.-JOHN MORTIMER, Is
East Brosdw.y., win seI trmerro~. .: ~ o'clock.
ter goods insisting Of A0 yaTds Delane fancy
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s,ses = Z s.ss:s .s.s q nv sstS
4, II isSs S$s... FANCY 2sss.'' gs$.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER s,
A. l0k o'clock, a our saiosroom. 81 Liberty street,
~ Toys AND FANCY GOODS
comprising large and varied assortment holiday goods
IN lots 10 suit BUYERS
WHiTTEMORB HAZELL.
Auctoneers. 81 Liberty street
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The New York herald., 1863-11-01
FINE ARTS.

DEER A co, PHOTOGRAPHERS. bss BROADWAY.
ID Prince street. opposite Ball Blses COS, invite
who sh super Csrtes de Nis te gnettes
Pho,ogr phs al moderate prces 10 their specimen
and 70 try their gAley.
The New York herald., 1863-11-01

A DRIAN II. MULLER, Al CTIONEER
"A Perempt0ry sale Of Horses tsule, Wagons Farming
utensils Corn, Potatoes Ac A. II. MuLLEk r. r. VIE
Nk6 co. will sell ut aust tion Thursday. Nov. at II
Scocs q .he farm ofP M rernie Es.. Ea.sches.er.
PotAhes Hay. Wa sons, Carts &c. Catalogues Al No ~