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call the subscriber who win sample the soods frou
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where Ne aa.es tavc poteda pleasing variety Of fancy
nsgy 70 see her renes and the public and hope they
sys of this opportunity breathe She pure air
on our beautiful bay aud visit the Home weary sud
wN-worn widows mothsrs and sisters Of the Of The
foot e wLsAan street. every hour until O'Clock FOR Van
derosns hndfne ~ The kind permission Of Colonel Loo
m,a NE splendd band OF music belonging Governors
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bany Troy, The North and West leave stree
A. and 10 4 NJ and sis and 1850 ?. " and on Sun
procured a. any Of the ofces OF WEsrCOTrs ExPREsS
In New York and Brooklyn, and baggage checked th
house 10 all points on the road and IN Saratoxs 5prngs
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AsTROIsOGY.

A BR0oKLyN COMMUNICATIONS CLIFF
IA FORD 81 smith street, block from Fulton avenue
the greatest LIVING American detects disesse prescribe
remedies hnds absen friends and communicated cairvo
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brisss out Of the perflous
Celebrated magic charns No ls9 Allen street between
Houston and stanton over The bakery Charges for
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pRooKLyN HoRTIcULruRAL socfErY.-suMSER
ID Exhibition cf rowers and yrsn 9. ths broekyp Aesde
AZ p on TUESDAY and closing 10 r u 90
< q Hs o. sSplsc.sios - ne door THURSDAY syes
vcrth 4 bsnd o. X. VAN wA0kNER, Secretary.
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(4opEfs LADns BVOK FOk July -,-,
fu coored ngures Of the recherche the
season Hats and fsces a Watering Place issnotber semi
fashion plate Pattern back and frout, organde
drees. which can be obtained at Messrs A. T. Stewart
Co.'S Morning Robe Fancy Pa,stot for the country
New styles " Headdresses ono OF them the
p,eni novelty ever pnbishsd Maria Theresa Cravst and
fathers Portrait an exquisite engraving Garden struc
lures and Model Cottage win Interest all living IN the
country Eighteen fll page cuts IN this number hun
with Stories BY Marion Hsrsnd Miss Frost 0wnsen
Marion Douglass and others For sale by all the dealers
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co. s,ss svssss scrssr q g. sres and who
San W wun sausaction. She no equal
She el The rames o. iuture wife husbaDd: sss mai AZ
her visitor. ycu wish truth give her . ssiI '"-' '"
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IloTrLED ALBs, PORTER AND CHAMPAGNE g
- 1ne trade shppefs grsrs, sutlef hotel seets
and country merchants supplied witk tho best Ale Poyt
aud Champagne Cider In ths naIssL Oruers nsd imn.
sfely large stock hand Golden Ale Depot ~ and
Liberty street flEkrS sEI.IAg
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N EDICAl.,

A cARD-DR n coBBBTr. AFTER SEVERE AMI
"A pro,racted illness has again returned 70 the active
ues Of his profession q his old once. No
bstween Chambsrs and Rsade whore he con
snltsd ~ formerly. Consultations strictly scn1dsDtai
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CoRA A SEAMAN. INDEPENDENT CLAIRvoYANr.
~ ioi West rweniietb street between Seventh and
Eighth avenues consufs oil subjects both and
business detects diseases prescribes remedies and
invaluable sdvice on all matters OF NE
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JrxIoN rBEaTRE. LEAvKNwoRTH CITY, EAEsAs
La % ard sensmen of aknowlefsot ability wish m
sncsssneos fr he fsn and winter .sa'on wn gssss 80
worth ,:sy Esns.s cole seents yssPs Cfnnsr o.
,ess,re ssssss - West Ho,soa street, Nee ysst ess
utsf,rs ssss,nssD appAy - absve
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NBW BOW FRY THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY, June IL. ISIS. -
ANNIVERSARY Of the BATTLE or BUNKER HILL
which occasion viii be acted the drama OF the
BATTLE OF BUNKER hill;
THE DEATH or WARREN.
The immensey succeasfu drama OF
SAILORS ASHORE;
Or,
LlP1 IN NEW YORK.
Mr.. @. @ BONIFACK,
Mrs. ". @. JOINS,
and the whole company:
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

AN EXTRAORDINARY BOOK -DR. LARMONTs
"A Paris London and New York Medical Adviser and
nsrrsss Guide on the Dis asss Of he ocd Debility Ner
War; No vesey street. the author el7 Broadway. up
stsrs, New York Onlce hours for treatment personally
and bv letter ana ypress. "a. n. to Up. n.
MEXICAN GAS LIGHT JOURNAL CONTAINS
"A sharr s OF nearly I'VE hundred gas light companies
Every bank banker and broker should have H. % per
mum e. ELTON Editor SO Nassau street. Liberty,
New Yorh.
Polynesian., 1863-02-21
Infaniicide I'm Chiua.

A lady writes from Hongkong to French paper
that Chinese mothers came to the French Asylum
Of the Sainte Enhance in that city to offer their
children for sale, and adds this terrible story:
! have just visited this asylum, kept by the nuns
of ST. Paul. whose principal establishment is at
Chartres. While was there the bell rang, a nun
went to open it, and returned instant after with
female infant only few days old. The price
paid was two hundred sapeks, but the mother, q
hideous creature wanted more. or else to have the
child's clothes returned, which were accordingly
given to her. The nuns told me that there were
women who carried on quite trade in these poor
babes. One had brought no less than forty to the
asylm, and she confessed that, before she had the
oppCsAuity of selling them, she had thrown above
six hundred into the sea. | must tell you that /
stood godmother to the poor thing purchased in my
presence The great cause Of these horrors is that
the Chinese can repudiate their wives and marry
again every year. The divorced wives, according
to the Chinese laws, have the right Of life and
death their children. and if unable or unwil-
ing to rear them, they get rid of them in any way
they choose.
Polynesian., 1863-02-21

A REMEDY FOR SEA SIcKNEss.-In all ordinary
cases. If in dread Of Sickness lie down OR the back
at least quarter of an hour before the vessel
starts. No position but that of redundancy on the
back will do. Let head, body and back become as
it were, part Of the vessel participating in its mo-
ton without muscular effort. This precaution ia
often of itself sufficient. It will be Of little use to
assume this position after the sickness has COM
menced. 1t must be beforehand.-(Dr. Corigan's 9
Ten DAYS in Athens.
, 1863-11-08

From the Army Of the Potomac.
the Army Of the Potomac this morning, that
the eremy was crossing the Rapidan in haste,
probably with asiew of re-occupyIng Ffedez-
icksburg in force, apparently anticipating a
movement Ct the forces Of Gen. Meade TO-
wards that place. -.
Gen. Meade has changed his headquarters.
New YORK, NOV. 7.-The Washington epe-
c1al to the World says :-"The Army Of the
Potomac Is at last on the move, and in d.
rection which indicates the Abandonment Of
the Warreuton route to Richmond. Winter
quarters are probably In yi1w. The present
movement may be step In the direction Of q
qpiet abiding place for The troops, where the
foiled by log huts instead Of tents,
"LATER.-1nte1llgence from the Army Of
the Potomac does not possess the interest
anticipated. Two correspondents came near
being captured BY guerialas only abort dis
lance from htadquazteEs-
Gen. stedmap, Of the Amy Of the Cumber-
l.rd. has Just arrived here from Chattanooga,
and reports everything there in more salts.
factory condition. The capture Of Lookout
Mountain iusures the permanent occupation
OF Chattanooga against III assaults from the
T6s Herald has the following:
"AaM1 OF THE PoIoMAc, Nov. 6.-Gueril-
las are here, and there, and everywhere.
Among their most recent victims Is Lieuten.
ant Hedges, Conmis1arg Of Klpatrick's d.
vision. who was shot yesterday between STE
yens' Church and Anbu1n, on OF near the
Warreuton d Catlett's Station road. His
wound is very eevere. !Adjutant Brooks, Of
the. 7th Wisconsin inhnt1y, rns captured
termaster killed by gueri11as near Warlenton
Junction.
"The1e is quite panic among suffers, who
took goods up to the front yesterday, By rail-
road, IN violation of the orders prohibiting
the sale Of sutlers' goods in the army, many
Of whom we're arrested, their tents cloeed,
and euch Of their goods as were not ordered
BY officers, COMPLICATED. Two hundred and
tTenty-eeren cars came up from Alexandra
yesterday with supplies"
Pu1ADEIPH1A, Nov. Tho inquirer has a
trecial from Baltimore, saying it is rumored
there that the rebels are evacuating Rich
mond.
, 1863-11-08
who were little pleased at the late Mectiens.

Abollt.opist, Gu. sed sight wossc than rebel"
No. 1c--Ttc nilits1y oigget catcher who Ec
eigted when the Emanc patlon Proclamation was
Issued.
No. lone Of Cor. Candles Missouri State
Militia (frtm sketch taken at Lawreneel.
No. 1e-The solid burgher from YosI who vel
coined Lee into PEI nsylvaaia. -
Nc. 1c-o1c Of the Buckeye Committee Of 1nvi.
tation 10 John Morgan.
No.1S-One OF the main pillars Of the K. g. c.
Lodge in Posey county, Indiana.
No. 1.-THE spor'ive parsonage who "wen'
5 % too much Oh Va1.'>
No. ia Stsl-at-Home Ranger (nsu1*A), who
Intends TO 60 Into this war when 1t Is carried Oh
with regard for the 1ights Of tha South. Dau'
seed iu plug fight In behalf OF Fitz John Porter,
No. 1.-THE man who hates Yankees md will
1e.ye New England ont In the cold.
No. 1B-One Of the 200 600 who did not make thai
excursion to Canada "aitef VAL
, 1863-11-08

No. 1-Oue Of Govern or Seymour's Nav foik
*ttien5s patt Mt revolving. warranted to vote six
teen tint 8 without re.1oading.
No, a.-The strongly Conservative gen'lemsn
who Pc eieteutly looks back for pzecedeuts In the
treatment Of the rebellion
No. 3-Tte of1icsr who threw mp his commits.
sion *'When it came to aiming nlggeFa."
No. 4-The exceedingly ha.d-shell preacher
who declares tie precedent Of ouesimus binding,
ard tho curse OF Caraan guaranteed by the Con
stitnt1on.
No. 5-The Otter Tho resigned when Little
Mac was relieved
No. 8-one Of the noble army Of martyrs from
Fort Lafayette.
No. s-one Of tic men who went from Illinois
to Ohio, "to help VAL"
No. s-The intelligent observer OF events whe
belicSts I'll he reads In the Chicago Timer.
No. e-The gentleman WHO declares "a--
, 1863-11-08

New YoRk, Nov. THE He,1alFs Wash
1neton ditpateh Gays: "The United States
s.n st*.m fitgnte Ntagara Is etill lying in Glou.
Letu able to obtain epficient complement
q a* amen TO proceed to sea. Tho Town
Council OF Gloucester, Massachusetts,, have
voted IN appropriation of $50, 900, to be paid
~ bounty to teancn who shaI enlist in the
crew Of the Nisgs.a, the Navy Department
Hbiu4ents In the navy"
, 1863-11-08
The WAR IN THE SOUTH
The Battle of Wauhatchie.
Splendid Gallantry Of Our
Troops.

Epu vo1r Nv r,-Tho 1r.,,5,. ,,.~o,
ncn5.r+ n,ros tha tn,,,z.5or as+.r. - 49,
r. h.,+,e a. 1canhotah,a.
~ a..ao,, 49,. th~aa..
.. .ss -, ..5- .e-e ..s.1rs,.- 49,.
I'm af a. T ce,rr,s co-nrana rh,a h.d r. ~
..s,,,, - saro-.+ q ,1aanandoa+ aoht +o-ra.s ,, ~
.+vo honra aoa;n.t heavv na5s .,,hon+
far+,sra+,cr. ~ az l1na Rae,dsa vaE,,aw
1,.+1a - 80 ton- n-.-.,hv ~ ~. r~onnd =, 49,
,.~nsa;ota ,o,rthorbood ~. h.a ,na+ 49,
A,Ecs th.t ,',ht s,3 a,csr x.n.,,+aa o-ss:. =,
ha 1raa- .-ms st aao1toh+ A1thongh f,en
Hooler II sent .re1ntorcenents With oTaers IN
.-a.. f.xws,s .1a 49,. - i,n,t,on ,r,th d.
Esa.r a. +hs ..r1,.st rous;b,. ,nor,s,+ ~
s.s,1 .,,nh -s;,eo-oaTn.nts a,a ,a+ n.r.1a,o.ta
T. Co. no,-v,s aoh+ Nd w. -a,nfar,a
1sots s-,igea n +;rne o,a an, noore nsr+,c.
n1sr1v hoa Grn Hoo kers orde,s heen liter.
a1,1 ~ -,oro1+1v ohavad n ID rot a. al II,
~-oh,h1a +h,t "a von15 hove c,ntn-.3
saoa,T nnrt,,r ~ ma rsn.1 hr1r,ds
Th,ea t,nasn +he:a,e,nv mote an o+t,cr In
ha1a1. charo,1c on Cesrv,. centre ~ ~ and
csntn1e h,s artillery. and each time thew were
a.;vtn hack ,,pna1iv and with heavy loss.
NJ % eobt,ng bv onr men waa Of the coolest
~ h+avest ch.ncter An attemnt. tn f.nk
onr small force Was checked at once. At1ast
N, enemy commenced to retire, Ill their
-o,r7ed that con,d walk vere taken off thu
ae1d- the reet being LEFT behind. One ditch
contained about twenty men and two officers
These were Ill shot in a line. In al ne took
ahout 7B wounded On the field. and In front
Of our lire found SO rebel wounded. No
, 1863-11-08
Railroad Intelligence;

New Yonk. Nor. THE New York TT
1t4ue Gays: The Harlem Railroad Company
nt special meeting, last night, resolved t:
double ,trnck their road to Albany, At cosI
Of 4oo, 900; e.. 600 oC0 of the earnings ars
to BE- taken, and e ,O00, 900 derived from the
sale Of new stock. No stock is to be sole
u1til the second track is laid to White Plank
The stock Ia to be offered to the old shAro
holders, pro rata, by public advertisement
EuouPh stock will be retained to lay thel,
track to the Battery in NeN York.
, 1863-11-08

The court Of Inquiry Instituted BY speial
CT No. 4os. Of September II, 1868, from the
War Department, whereof Major General
DASid Hunter, United States Volunteers, Is
president, ard which convened in the city OF
St. 1ouse, No., September o1, 1868, "to in
veetigate tie circumstances attending the
loes Of large amount Of funds, by the de-
s,uction Of the steamer Ruth by fire." has
reported the following opinion:
After the examination of many Witnesses
srd documents, and careful inquiry into all
The circumstances Of the case, the court ie Of
tie opinion that the steamer Ruth WAS fired
aby an 1ncendiary. Not for thepartIcular pnr.
rose-a1though that may hare been an I'd
dttonal object-of destroying the public
funds on board, but in conformity with Whit
appears to be plan Of the rebels for the de-
s!fuctipu Of the water transportation In the
Valley Of the Mississippi, and thus crippling
the movements Of our armies.
The Court is Of opinion that "no Govern
ment ofIcer, or agent Of the funds, hns been
to bI,me for mieconduct or neglect Of duty
RS foregoing opinion, having bean duly
submitted, Is approved, and the Court Of IL
Quluy, Of which Major General Hunter Is free'
idtnt, il dissolved.
, 1863-11-08
from CHARLESTON.
FORT SURFER SURRENDERED. }.
The.Old Flag Waves Over
the Ruiz s. =.

pu,1,np, PM, MY 7-Thn stranoar R+1vnr
,,,,v+d At This mort TODAY: f,om Aforr1.
1.,,nd md h,3nos 1,,e mast o1or,on. inta,1,.
gencp' she repo,t. Int shs Inv Of Norris
I.l.1d m Mond,v. the ed inst and ,eft that
n,ctt fo, H,1ton Hroa On s.tnraav ana
srra,v a ter,}ff7c honh.rdmrnt r.s tcnt nm
-, Fo,+ snmts- 1v th,ee ~ our Mon,,ors ,rd
F,rts Gregg and Wagner. On Monday
nar,,.ne xh,,o 4ha ssivor law otr H,,to.
n..a ' ~. n,s,s, - w 49, 1nr,',. ~ c..a. ~ ~
1s.t.a ~ .ss+ 49,. h.a hss, -soa,rea ~ a..
fo...u e141 80 Va, w. 80 1.e1.'oo ~ w.
uu',s au' es 80 1osD.et ~.
- ne ~ ~ p .os,s1.ao 49, r s,l. ~ s1o
.'-1.a 800 - ssas"s,t ~ 49,. ...sN'.
e 1,."-,,r . a-sa,..a ~ 49,. omas.. ~ ..a~ w.
=. 80 ~ .t..sa ~. ~ ~ IT ~ .,..-s.. s
~" 80 49, has h.an ~ $780,, s ~ ~ ~ -. - - s. 1n.s.
n1.s | -. 49,. ,rsrt1.tonr hanr. ~ .na..1 w ~ 80
.-ts,1,.s..o - ~ ~ ~. na..s ,r.s
1aSs.1s1 ~ pt,tnn u..a hv th.n II a .ta.ra.
ssoe;as, c.ta ~ .Jondar norr,rc. Mxa
ercoxr; n,er.rrI
Tho s.eorar ss,ros vhtch h,. haso ac.
oso.a n tha cove,nmsnt tr,rarort ,ervtcr
sr.irea rI at III. not fIom otr cha1leston thi.
.n..ncon t.,,n, 7.ft ,ha,. +hroa 5,va ,ro
c.7t No,t ,enorta that Fo,t somtsr ha5
.u~.traa-aa - ~. 11,,+.d s,.t.s +orcoa ora
~. ia a., nv ao,+o 49, +ha -,,,,, ~ ths
,eh.1 st,o1cho1d- Ancr tbe surrender If thu
80 :. 81. t.,-s, ,,,a,ase,,r ~ hr +ha 1aI,h
ps,.,,1.,n1o The o,d ft.c- has h-.n r,storsa
~ the ve,v sama snot wbaro 1twas Ant Ia.
a,.aed
FORTRESS MONROE. Nov 7-The Richmond
-Uh;o Of the ill contains the folio slng did,
| patches:
CuAp1Esros. 8. C Nor. 1.-THE bomb,el-
ment of Fort Sumter continues furiously. 1t
rss tept up ali las: night, and is stnl going
On II is morricg, President Davis has y1stts d
JAMES Ie1and, Forts Pemberton oud John
.+no and an tha hatte,fes o1ono The ehora
, 1863-11-08

WAeH1NaroS, Nov. notwithstanding
the attempt to di. credit portion Of tho JET.
pavis correspondence recently published TT
ali On file, and in possession of the Govern
mcnt~
The disposition Of The Government iB to do
everything in It's power 10 relieve the strin.
gency in the money markut in the grest at
lantic cities. Arrangements have been made
which II is thought capnot fsil to secure this
most desirable end In few days.
, 1863-11-08
The Election in Minnesota.
ANOTHER SPLENDID UNION
TRIUMPH,
o,oo0 Majority forthe Union
Ticket.

A'oE Haa41J IGouEA1 nVLu tE4oSEapu aa0 t0aA
taiied to bring us the intelligence Of tue de-.
cided Union victory In Minncso!a. Our st.
Paul exchanges, a. this late date, furnish Us
however, With returns enough to indicate
that tie State has gone for the Republican
Union candidate by At least 10000 majority,
and roesibiy still larger. The city Of st. Paul,
the stronghold ofcopperheadism IN that State
has btcn canned tor the Union ticket by 2a5
mtjoHlty, against 500 coppo1heAd majority last
year. Ransty county gives 500 ns3oz1ty,a gnin
OF 600 ever last year. Every man On the
U1lcn ticket In this county was elected, with
the exct pticn Of the candidate for Treasurer.
Dacotsh, one Of the strongest copperhead
counties in The State has given majority Of
between 200 and 800 for the Union ticket
uenntpin county gives about 225 Union
msjo1ity.
Scott county gives Welles the copperhead
candidate for Governor about 265 minority.
Carver county goes copperhead by a very
small majority.
Nlcellrt county foots up the handsome
Unlen majority Of 500.
Washington county also rolls up 800 Union
majority.
Wright county gives 272 Union majority
Stearns county, as tar as heard from, liz
Union minority.
Rice county 2ss Union mtjorIty-a large
gain.
AnoEa county gives 100 Union majority.
Illusion county, from the returns ~ far ~
received, has gone copperhead. Two Repub.
1ican Senators are certainly elected.
1.k$ rs
, 1863-11-08

new 9e1tes is slowly graritatipg toHard
the ragnt eide. The election on the I'd instant
was only for part Of the Legislature and for
county oolcers; yet. the Unlon}sts ea1n one
Senator, {only eight were elected,) and elect
20 members 10 The Assembly to 80 Democrats
and one yet doubtful. Last year tbs House
was Is Union to 10 coppe1heaas. We min
therefore, fire OF sir Representatives.; and We
gain largely in tho popular votc.
, 1863-11-08

:1ANUNA II 1NsVHE1N 51111 FA&zPs
FtR7REss MONROE, Nor 6-The nail host
Thomas a. Morgan, from Yorktown, ofonghr
down two oficers-Msjor Houston and Lieu
terant D. Won Ve1tzien-Who bad made their
eecape from Richmond The Major was clp.
tu,ed last July, In North Caro1ina, and In
prisons with the Lieutenant In Libby Prls-
on. They made their escape week ago last
Sunday, By dieguisipg themselves as rebels.
They sta.e that the rebel soldiers sra dying
Of starvation, and were not allowed enough
II fuod IN 0 y eek to support them Q day.
, 1863-11-08

From Fa vt Tennessee

WARRINGTON, Nov. Tho expedition OF
Gen. Bu.naIdc's a11ny to tho northeastern
tc.ner ct Tennessee sprears to be completed.
: The people a1e reported as exhibiting most
satisfactory signs Of loyalty. Gen Bufnslde
is sgair on the march,. In Whist dlrec:loa will
room sppear.
CINCINNATI, Nov "A Knoxville dispatch
to the Commercial Gays: "a rebel regiment
crossed the Lthe Tennessee on Mondsy, aad
was driven back by Col. Adams, Of the 1st
Kentucky, with 4 loss Of fifty Killed and
drowned Forty were captured, iacl1dtng
four ofGce1s.n'
, 1863-11-08
FROM CINCINNATI.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbnne. ]

Especial D1Epatc1 70 me Chicago 11lbu1e.J
CINCINNATI, Nov. Z, 1853.
The Porters, charged with conspiracy, we're
a.rsigned be fore the United States Court to.
day. Tie grand Jury, now in session, have
found true bills Of indictment against them.
The Indictment is in two counts, and charges
them with treason In endearoripg to release
John Morgan ard his officers from the State
: Prison Of Columbus, to release prisoners from
the barracks in this city ard Chicago, Ill ;
alto that they did conspire together to cap
ture tie staemer Michigan on the Lakes. The
counsel Ct the prisoners asked for . week
frt m Monday to put in their p1eadlnRs to the
CONT. The request was granted. The case
therefore will come up on that day.
Gen. Buell. is in town, but upon what lusf-
fE4 fs Lot stated.