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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-06
ABNER NEEBEE.

Tombstones. Monuments. Man
lie pieces, Table and stand Tops, and every olher
article In hsne manufactured to order aud IN the
mo't approved ana mOdetn styles,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1863-03-06
TOD FXSHand MA CKER Ell

A flesh supply inst ree,iveSn
oeisi.n JeA. GRHGoRY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13
DIE ID.

BRICHER-On "Wednesday, nov II. Sarah Matilda wife Of
John w. Erichcr.
Funeral on Friday a, O'Clock from All Souls Church
Friends rnd relatives invited TO attend.
CuAPMANIn Brooklyn on Thursday nov. H. hn. Eunce
Chapman, aged - years
folly invited to attend her funeral rom her late residence
corner Willow and Pneappe sreIs Bro)slyn li.nts OF
Sunday at oclocs p IN Her remains VII De tsAen
to Bridgeport, Conn, for iniernent
FFRDON-On Thursday Nov 3 John eldest son OF JOIN
Is. F-fdon. la III. 3ld year Of hi. age. 49,
Funrr service will place in the Church Of the Divrt
Unity No Ji3 Brosdwsy Saturday, IAN D.s' q, Il
O'Clock precisely. FrieBcs ar ihvtec ~ attend
FULTON - In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Nov H.. Elm
Arden relct Of Hiltm Fulton and daughter Of the tate
VII lam Bruce, In ia. ayih year OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to attend
her funeral the Church Of the Ascension coror OF rim
ryrgue M Tenth street New York SuhdIy nov H. az
"A O'Clock, without further invitation
GLOvfR-Sadeny Thursday morning Nov. H. o. b. m,
ha.e Of the bowels M.unie 81 dau gher o. John nGj
Rhodi A. Glove. OF BrooAlyn aged years AID months
RICKAED-Un edne.dsy, Nov n, Francis Peter I'll ksrd
aged NJ Yeas ard months sOr Of Thomas lickatd
the relatives and snds OF tie aDi, are lv ga 20 arena
tho fnnerr from residence OF h ishe no lG East
I2hl,. Lear L.. a,., Saturday Of II O'clock
RlCfIARpsON-At Washington D. C., on Taesiay, Nov TO-
the Rev. James kichsfdson 70
udug srgyicr. viii place Il the drnce OF " -
Garter fark sc. near fiaibush avenue. ioo1yp on M
day 18th O'Clock The ifrnts snd relatives Ae H.
vitel t. attend without further notice
Boston papers please copy notice Of oei'h
WORDEN-In Hoboken n. j, on Thursday Nov IL 1903
Tie relatives friends u the family re respectfully invited
20 attend his funeral from the NJ Church corner o. "a
den and Fouh streets. HoboAer. Oh sunds! Alesnocn i''l
mat, AZ "A o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13
NEW.JERsEY ITEMS.

The CHOSEN FRBEHOLDBRs AND THE BOUNTY
QUESTION. Board Of Chosen Frcehoders Of Hud'
son County at their meeting yesterday afternoon. DIS
Guessed al considerable length the subject o. raising the
quota under the last call by offering bounty In order
to equaze the taxation throughout the county Nj
Ouaifc offered preamble and resolution setting forth
that the Chosen frechodcrs should have sole charge OF
all matters pertaining to the raising OF volunteer ana
offering $500 bounty l. argued that as ~ present
the burden unequal for instance. IN one toNhsmp
vita taxable property OF little over goo OoO
the quota is two men: In another township "hcre
me tlxah,c property amounts 20 two and han
million of dollars. the quota IS but % men while ~
another with taxable property amounting 70 Only I'VE
milions The ouota II, l63 men, MIR. Duryea offered rs
substiiuic to tie previous preamble and resolution
resolution that inasnuoh some OF the cities anoWh
ships had offered bOunties and were engaged Nuns
their Quotas the Board OF FreeholdeIs deem 1t mex
ped!eni to offer any bounty. aud recommend the
different cities and townships 10 offer bounty bee'
ing that the assessment and taxable property OF tLc
county viii be more generally assessed by TIL. aci M
Dewoy's resolution adopted. and 90 tie matter
stands o. previously and each city AMI township VIII
raise their quota 40 best they cat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13
uu,e,.aiuments-Triday, Hov. rs.

ACADEMY or MtsiC--La sonnambula.
HEUDkL1H fCADEMi--ia fay0ria
EfuIlTs GARDEN 0riOlsanf. 49,. mn
lhLLACKS T1EAIth-Kosslas. or tic Hi.. nsn. A.,
WINTER GARDEH-kethtcn Mayoafncen ihi"' ""'
3LYMpiC TIEATER-! An All These There 10 no quo"
Word at AL. -. ,,,-. oi.,, ~
Uov. iipuii4n King. oJe,s Ghost Driinii hIp' ~
PARK YuLAILA (D.ook!,nl-ha.c heAineyi LUG ""'''
GEOHGE CHRlsTYS MiNsrRELS-5aS BrOadvJ-E'n'
opi4nfT ,r,ut,to,
ARTISTS FUED-l25 Rroadway-Annual EAhiDhioh'
lCfi PlL..s-I.. proldwaf--hesy6 u cam. =.
UODWOKluiS HALi.-Mdo. Lc,dcniers KcsaAis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13
Ngw.JrRsEy suypAY-ScHooL ASSOCIATION

The Association continued iis session yesterday. IL
he forenoon ile Convention opened with The Usual De
vo'ional exercises a!tcr which some excellent renaI
were offered by tie President tie Hon james Bishop
who congratulated the society on the success o. me
rasi year and suggested mean, by which greater benc
It's might accrue the future The report oi the c"I
respondng Secretary was read ana hdopi'4.
Some time was then spent IL discussing qucsions
rroposed the previous evening From reports iron
Lncen counties II app~ars tia, there are l.:V' ,'
Gre1 from five 10 e. ch,een years q. age In those co'
ie- OF tina, number a. 100 attend Sunday School! In
The afternoon tie Sunday School children of Jersey Ci
were addressed. nt tie E.fst Prcsbuofinn ChurcA ~
thcaIlor. Dr Knob and others. At The Union Baptist
CLarch by the Rev W H. Breed ard others aid ~ re
Reformed Duich Church by the Rev. NJ. helnpsnaA
In Tie eronlag addresses were delivered ~ Tie IL.
Alfred TaYloT tie Rev. Samuel q. Clark. and ). /.
shlpmGn. esq. -
he Convention VIII nee, Of the Tabernacle this
Vrllsy) morning 81 Z O'Clock. wlea "A discu..on o.
;ole vii be- continued. ciier vAioI there WIN be
C1ulcronco and election Of odcef. when the CONVEX
ton Will adjourn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13
TraVelcrsI Gulde.

To Albany by Hudson n. r., CO Warren s....7, 10
m, and q $ and loi p IN. Sunday ;.:...." S;W p m
To Albany by Harlem X r. 2G,Lst and 4thav... l0t H.
To Boston, by New London line, Pier 80, N; X,
stonington line Pier 49, N. r., and Fall River
lire, Pier N. r., daily sunday excepted).... D. m
To Boston, by New Haven mr.. via Springfield
2ithst sndsithav 8s. M. 12t Y and p IN
TO Boston: by new. Haven RR., 27th-st. and AIN:
ev; via Shore Line .l2. rnd p. Sunday .. m
To Buffalo, by Erie RR. foot OF Chambers
........................Is and 10 q and p.
To lslp. Fire Island and other resorts Long
Island, by L. !. abroad, from James Slip and
foot OF 3i.h.s, f. r.. .......:...:9 and
To Phsdsphia by New.Jerscy Railroad, foot Of
Courtandts 10 4, g. ", III Sunday u
To Phisdephis, by Camden aud Amboy Railroad,
Pier 20. r. foot Of observation-disclosures ~. p. N
TO Washingtonby New.Jerscy RR. T. l0a m, I'm
and z. aud 4 M. foot OF Courtant.st Sundty q p
To the West. by Central Reifoei Of Ncw'Jcrsey,
foot OF Courandtst ind q. IL m....and p. IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
TuB BROOKLYN MAYoRALTy.-The oppc

THE BROOKLYN MAYORALTy.-The opponents
Of Col Wood. Mayor elect Of Brooklyn. having been
fairly beaten Of the polls trying to inyedate lis
election by claiming that, nonresident he was not
qualified for the Office question which they intend TO
take into Court The point sought to be established is
that he voted in Hampstead last year and resided there
while tho charter of the city requires the Mayor to havo
been five years resident The truth is, We believe,
that the Colonel owns farm at Brushvie, Jamaica L.
L. at which he spends the Summer with his family lie
hns always voted in Brooklyn and was Alderman Of the
First Weird MP to the time he TO the war; At the
time Of bis election to this latter Office similar attempt
to unseat him was made but failed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13
MARIE ID.

BRAINARD-GAY-in Brooklyn. on Wednesdsy. Nov ii,
the residence Of the brides father by the ny Edwad
Je.up Friend A. Brsinsrd Of Bridport w. to Mise Kate
A. Gay, eldest daughter Of Chas b. Gay Of BfooSyn 40
cards.
KEAPPP-VAN PFLT-On Tuesday, Nov. 10, at the resi-
Henry f. Knapp TO Miss 81. Adene, daughter OF keaoen
Van Pelt. e,q., all Of Elizabeth. N. J.
BRINK-KUYPERS-O "Wednesday Nov IL s.'he South
Dutch Church Fifth avenue by the Res. Dr. Rodgers, r.
Henry Brink Of Ulster County TO Mary Rossine. youngest
daughter OF 5. 3. Kuypers, NJ D. OF tins city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

100 "TT-T ----'--- ~ -
Ofr Ten months 81 thc current year already expired
over sf1l Cp hive lrll Ircevcd. which j. nearly
1909 tl advance CflHl sriu rafe4 IA any YEAR by OH
b~.o.olrni ar-.i k4flol in Ao.ilcd States. At a."
Close 81 tbs meeting ~ ilc -1ilt B1arI to following
f..Dilu0rs were nfug.--.
------ -. h.i Board lasnow'eises iis gratitude =
ii rrai fstaff - suf b. qr,iiiy 'n sui ain
I.lt .is ffre y1s ~ orc civ VA ipe.nI iho 'o'i
Ink. ,gf ara tllnt osIllr Lie so9drs
ft~fbs Dol. position given 90 GUY pope {, CO. iDl'
i.i, ~ taA try have esci zone bcioi, to Tic cause Cd
LIt..nU..
. Iltwc accept ineToastl obi a'cl @ QUO elli,
M % 200 10 d Id ro for ~ I'D Do III iloir llfg ~
.frtIefp ed ~ o. an sl.ni ol tAl4it
. li ts P0sfd # Menf a. lAr ,ioiafy soieiy ~
irc q g. church 'ais fislsTc ln tzTfrfns urf sh st
fiction g. q tae Cnf.isl tonIsy d Impartial seton % NE
n1shren com rns The Ccnral Mit.onay 'smnhr.r, dni
m ale !.n4 ,rTs t.cr oIl a fcati1ns u ti. Society
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13
rIous Close nj the Posf.Onlcc

r1i oie,t i ip",in e",',dy Noy H.. l0i a m
70, l.,. ',a, w cn,yI.r Nv a'......... Ti H.
For Eonauia, 81 1houias - Domingo. ~ J9nns,
and i,yaguek, Ioi.o Rico, via steamer Iuo" , .,
CsiH Saturday, Nov H.................'''.'',. u 49,
For Cuba aud Tie West Indies. via Havana ny , %,
s.cluI.T EycGng Star Sai.rlay NOV Ii........ T. "
rcr South pafirc ond ccrif America, by steam "a, -
9, Ny.lhela Ii ,al. fIdaY, Nov n...'r'''''' w :"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

STOLE A lIoRSE AND WAGON.--Oiliccr CLARK,
~ no Twcniy.nimth Precinct on Thursday arrest
Richard Connolly aad John Foley. charged with steal
INK q horse AID wagon. The property OF George w,
Palmer while the latter Wa engaged IN MAKING a cn
In West Iwehty segeuth street near seventh ~ ohuc
Oulckeubusb' committed the prisoners fog trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

For New Orleans, by steamers Locust Point, and
Evening Star, Saturday, Nov. N............... p
For Beaufort, North Carolina By steamer Maya.
Baardman, Saturday, Nov H..........."..... - p N
via g. joseph, Mo- N. and 81 m
Eorhhlbany Buffalo and Cansdos 30 and - p III
North and West View p. m
Wssem Mail via Ere railroad a. IN and - IN
Southern and SoutL Wcsteru Mail..5 end 10 r. IA
Es1tein Mai; ACKNOWLEDGEMENT H. ana y D. "a
New bedford Newport and Fall Ryer............. D. III
Tho Long isaId Mail closes 1T O. m. and p ~
Sunday Malls.-On Sunday az mails close at tp. M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

day by CoIcS Colin OF Oh, body o. woman age
aIort % wears who was i0Gnd floating IN the water ~
Pier No 81 North River. Her name 40 supposed 10
hate been CatluIiac tArel. Sic YVES uics4,u n y
lilac cooIcd d.css brown apron and black hood. oNe
had been al tie water b4i i-ot uIe. IL - siaiec
mat two women accidentally fl o,crbcafd non the
IJobokcn ielry.toat NJ nc foot ot Canal street Oh
Wrdnes9 nv night and CatAaI.ne Is tnppgtcd 10 ht''
lecn ono Of them. verdict VI Death ircln drown
inc" was rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

THE Rev. DIR. KBNNADAY.-Ths venerable
clergyman Of the Methodist Church was yesterday III
such condition that his death was hourly expectea
II will be rccollectod that he was stricken down with
apoplexy while preaching in the Washington-street
Methodist Church Of Brooklyn on Tuesday evening last
lie was still alive last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

PROCLAMATION OF THR MAYOR. Mayor
Roman Of jersey City yesterday issued proclamation
urging all good citizens 70 enter upon the duty incun
bent upon them with the spirit Of determination -
raise he quota Of men called for and thus avoid the
disgrace Of conscrpton and the stigma upon tie pres
ent and succeeding generations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

TIE SUBURBAN REpoaTfG.-TAis Is Tie ti''o
orayerg hail,orcy p-ir'cd aleet tie publication o.
Which has Just been commenced ~ iAiS ci'y Dy j.
Towndrow Co. The number boiIr ~ is Wen hN'i
with suburban news, beside interesting m'sceil'eo"
matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

THEFT OF 4 GOLD WArcn-LaWrchce muu-
a. , an Tbrreday arrested ~ officer Wognn Of the
gorrfh preciuct o. a chnfgo o. t,eeing s"n "so.'
ya,red nj eloe. from pilot named VIM NJ o'ocknnt y
on tLe lh OF August !ast. justice DouSe pi't1'"6
80, ,ro,nb. cou.ailiol Lir iJr examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

SAINT ANDREWS SocrlTY.-M preparatory
meeting tho Saint Andrews Society Of Tie State o
New York held at TIE -. Nicholas Hotel on IhuFsday
evening. roy H. the following gentlemen were elected
officers for the ensuing year
Iirl,ld Irwin Pre- idni; John Taylof Johnston ih' We
pt,l,. Hob.f Cord n Second Nicrrr, sjent Alexander
IrE.rlc william Patton, James Fraser hobt y. Campbell
tN.n ifa, william Band Manaeers; James NJ hguis,.
I,,ltrf Nobt DiAwldlt Sc rotary; Kamlay CfookS A.
.it1t Secretary; hl,-ndrg fdcT, ~ D.. flylc.rn, tic
Re. Dr John - Mcleod. aud tie Rev Dr. Jane, L. Camp
b,u, lal!oinl
The Society viii hold their annual soiF6e at the St
Niehoas Hotel on the J0th inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

MISSIONARY SOCIETY oY TIKI METHODIST
ErlsoorAL CnuEcu.-Ai The annual contention OF The
,.eucsrl Missionary Csnuiteo Of the Methodist fi'
coma, Church held at the Mission Rooms In MGibeTrJ
.rcc, the fororns appropriations were made fo' TIE
wear -5i from which II viii be seen that the srn o.
s oOl Acs been &c, apar for missions IN The southern
territory for preaching the Gospel both 70 tie white
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13
Business Notices.


MoRroS's GOLD PENS are now sold NJ the
..e price, before the commencement Of the WEI this Is
en- rely OWN; 10 tie Manufacturers Improvements In MA
cnssy III. pr-,en,,rr Retail Business ard Cash In Advance
syeg fos until he Commenced aivsins his business WA
done on Credit aud strictly nth the Trad.
The Moron Gold Pcns the only sold At old prices
- tic makers q a. other god pen. charge the Premium on the
Gold Government Ten &c cu, Morton has In no case changed
b.. prsea, Wholesale or Ro'nh
O!he Erea nssf. sen, By mall to I'll paris OF the world
Dung past few years no, one in sthon'nd ha' iaed 70
reach 8. Gcsaaor In sfr,y; Showing that TIE Morton ooi
Pea be obtained BY shy one III every pat 0 TIC
- the same price postage only exc p'ed
Rral-r you can enduring always ready and reliable
Gold Zen er,,y Isp'ed your hand and style Of writing
which Will Do your writing va. cheaper than Steel Pens and
q the p-.en, universal HzhPresure frce OF every
thing you can have Morton Ood Pen cheaper In proportion
70 the abof ,I.a. upon ard material uscd than any other
Co.a Pea f. The World II you cal on MORTON
no. s. NalIen Lsns. OF ineloss stamp for circular
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

THE KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF CANvAssERs.
The Board OF Canyassers yesterday concluded the
canvass OF all the Wards up 10 the Fifteenth TO-DAY
they viii complete the county and on Saturday VIII
sum I'D the totals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

otsiye I1liDgGnd TT rbine1'c eni a a,s i.I XIII
N, - Nv ma mat ..,uc lie tiled II uso IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

IrsTnUcTiOHs TO PROVOST hAEsH Ais ho
following circular has been addressed to the D'ic'
Provost. AiarsAals Of the Southern DIVISION OF ""
opucr OF 7nz y. 4. rrovoss MArsssL dnmnAh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

FIRE IN RECTOR STalET.-At 10 p. IN. on
T.ur.day ere broke on; in tie store No - Rector
street. occupied by A. I. s.indiPpie. shipeAhha'eI
Damage by fire and water about g. go. fully iasc.ei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13
6peeia! Aoiicee.

Mechanics SOciefy;s Lectures
COURSE FOR 1853.
Bishop CLARK Of Rhode Island will deliver the opening
lecture IN Irving Hall Irving see TINS
friday, EVENING 18Th inst. to commence ., o'clock
Subjsct Tue IsvEsrioSs or THs aGE
Ninth Wnrd Union Assoclaion.-A special n; rs.g;
FVENING the l2tL inst at =, os'ocs, ecker n'Ae
g. al attendance ia de'irsa - ap',j p,.1 ~
up for action W. IL o@p-'Hi' '-''~"-
y. ID. iuA,EH secretary
Nineteenth Ward Union As-ociation.-h ie,uAF
meeting Of this A.sosssn VII be he'd 81 p's a. - ''
BY order WI. IL. DLCAA!, fsea.asai
A A1,ss E ToG 9ro,r seerc'.Iie'
Twrni,.nr-f Wnrd I nicn A~socIntion.-A meet
.si sy THIS tFudsy) EVENING, .os - 1T y o'clock
Good 'pr'ls" viii address ~ yH i:s'' AsrsN President.
RoprnI 7. prscAs Secretary.
artists, sale To-Nisht.- w.iiin.on. collection Of
Fruit, Flower erd Landscape fAninss, VII 10 s'ie LIE
EVENING at sNEpEcOks GALLERY No. its Broadway
- d clock
Po-t.Olt,cr Noticc.-The Nal. for GREAT fRlrhIS
ard ThE CONF SENf. VIA SOUTHAMPTON end HAM
BU re-. PEI steamer GERMANiA, and ioI ikhLAND Va
WI eiosr 3, this afce On SATURDAY. tie is;h day Of No
.eoer q, ~ oeset a s an al ile ggiSw- ', All q.
m Stations + and b 1t = 1TBt&a wI&I5i'S. P NJ
Fnir.-rae M,n-s~r. Of the ORPHANS HOME end
ss4ft OF he fTotssaat Ep.-copa 1unfeA Wal Lod q
TAlR.t No 49, roadway come. " % -. of sic ie
s. janice no.cL Ola EaDAi W tusLsDAf and IiO -
Day. ,oy II. % and Do from II q. ~ 90 loP ni
F,gh,h Ward Citizens school Ticket, ire
spcctivc OF Pariy.-At Iles oI ciift' % tir lsnt
" ard hell on ILllsdly evening Ho, H. se O.. 10.
spsns 49, the following ie.el "ss nonna.sa To- ~se1 On
cc.s.
Ioi C0mmlssi,lff.
WALTER ". ADAMS.
Fuf .usYrcfnrs
GEORGE DUEOCrL.
Fof Trustees.
JOHN u. fSoEfi,
WA [. HAM. .. -
WILLIAM TUCKER, Chm.
Aprlx /. BarvER Seerctafy.
Mammalian m meeting Of The asyenterh va
p,,r urm.r rsi!r German A-i,cstlon held a. trbes Gar
Irn sht on Wcdnrsday evening Nov. II 1855, tie Hon
BARNABY W OsBoKS va, unaamous! nominated Tor
Poics Justice OF the Lttfitt 80 '.,,.,.,, ,.,,-
Jo.spH HARruSc, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13


Lecture Before The Women's heaRuc,-A e3 G, H..
Of si, ircurss will be given under ~. auspices {" ''
W0MfN's LOYAL NAfONAL LEAGUE m the la'ss
lali of the COOPER INSTITUTE. -, , ~,
~ of The co.r.c Is tie 81 cussicu Of the all absorb
ms tones OF the diy by shining living lee mes and me dttc
opns aud csAb hing J, conception OF the iIuc ueoiy
[ nion ana Liberty ,,o,.n.V r,.pN
mo Nov no. by Mrs. FRANCES y. GAGk, late St.rIm'
,cndr Of on,fabnnds o., Varis aud Port Royal ana the
lion HORACE GREELEY. rhcJ viii b. .ucceec,d OF.
TRIpAY. Nov 90 by Judge WAL y. kEhIEN NJ G., o.
pIi,,dclphia; MONDAY, Nov. 30 by .. L. WtlPPLE 81
boston; ~ f.SnAi. Dec. by FRhi DOi GLASS sni ny
Go ~ CURTIS aud WlHDELh PHlLDiPs, whose
evening. will De- duly snnouncfd g.. d,
ick.ts 81 admission 90 the coussr,eutlew'n 81 iha's
n r,i. 10 Doe lai 90 Latmrr Bros, seymours no. q Hs'
,ap It, BusA'ons Asto. nosse; Miller Mathe"s, coi.t
r,avay aud 0h IT, and NroNcna, No -. lioadwhy Nus'
M tie U.,c o. the League, Room No 70 Cooper nO'.'
wicgc members l-kc.s cln be obtained
Nrs Caroline NJ. Clark l. hereby notified th'i he
husband the ith avenue Hotel, wans 20 soe iof
Yonrg Men, dcsirou, OF joining alirFREhh Ctlt
rcorsaaine may hear .. oIe Oy aalsesss H. L. H. ho-
nfgJ Post Once.
EoEe'a hcycr skate Buckle,
fiauula. tuned and oI sale ON siIuQs ~ o..Mc y
STEVENS, No. Ss3 relrisi Fc". ~ org
eul No. q Niby o., bost9u, hiaoL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

Tsus. Office only ~ No Neasys Also Sgpp9s'es Sus
rsnson Iandaes SN Elatc Sioeknsa 10. "ase4e N''n''
5lst.l.g B.a.es h. Ala! H..t.-a4''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

GouRAUD's ITALIAN INDICATED SOAR cures
Chars ta-. Plmplc, Erupoul frccAc'. AMI all sam
bc.hcs CorEAuDs fo0Das srDriLK np.co'' hlif ION
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day
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NY Aho Phl,delphi aud bo'ion o"i} houses oil rAIs]
1 20. Avoid impoiiion by calling on thr Inventor,
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noyt,s satin g.nnniTy >afro No.,
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ing diem tr,rsnsrncy white smoeih surface an e'esah
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UATcuELOR's Ham DYE-The best III Inc
world Perfect, natural reliable, harmless ami instantaneous
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cus Of u,e Thrce Yasudred."

Among the lew names which reached Us few
dSya ago. With the drst report o. lie terrible battle It NIL
fsocsyoro r. Herring, allied" That snH, aHcen'-Os
which il hoped oy his Iead. might yrove acre 70
port has indeed been found too tIge.
s. r. Herring, Of Silas &. Herring, the well Knows
manufacturer '. iron sales native VI tAis ey o1' 10
many years hai beer resident Of PAads phe, Az mss
Der OF the OF Farrell Herring TO. of tLst pA fs-
mouths ago upon the cell Ct the Governor Of that state 10
the militia 10 assemble At Hau6ug to resist tins Invasion
feun ylyanis young heErcs who member oithe Cray
Reserves in Philadelphia, the Gfst ~ port hin
self Whilo there hi, pa otisln seteranod bin
OHes himself in any capacity to hs country Tea the WAL
ls enlisted In tho Andersen C-vAlry whose raue has d
hat notorious in connection VIII tho so bate
private, and By his energy AID popularity 5000 seeaFea
himself tho berth Ofs non-coHmis.icued cthcer
sergeant o. Co L. aer thu utny or refusal cf the req
body obey Cen Rosecrsnss order to advance
of the glorious Three Hundred" who ssassned ~
name Of the oep--and with other officer only, was N
auInenAl In carrying ovsrynan Of Company into thai %
sagemsD unloTtunstey hs not spared 70 share faeu
triumph lie leaves young wife and child to mourn h' os
and has ehseay sacrificed his home hi. business ana Az
e upon tbs saf Of his country will DO cheering 70 ~
many friends this and nsghboring city who kne" Q"
aud genial qualities, TO hear that be died
and earnest u the last
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Col. ALBRIGHT AT FREDrRicKsBuRe'--brig''
Gen. Marshall In bis r.por. the battle Of Frslercles'G
compliment Ient OIL Charles Albright Of tie i52d Pcna'
s,yant. your.osr for his gsspt conduct te says No
bgsvsr mos and gallant officer ever drew woIs
IA df.n,a of IN. Linton Wien the coorbeafer. the brave
Ma, ko,,st ~ a, wounded. Col AbIsn calamity rode ~
I'm front 81 he regiment hrous al perfect sto, a canister
10 that tho color during tho rest OF the hghs 80
The boys renewed efforts In ormn{ ths ksea
| slroaslslas Il the csN " fIsSeseksbWar ~