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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06

Grover & Bakers sewing Machines
WIRE AwAsDED
TIE HIGHEST PREMIUMS
OVER ALL COMPETITORS.
At TIM SoLLouIso
STATE FAiRS Ot 100.
Fof tie dee, Family sewing Machines tho Best Msnuf'e'ur
ing Machine. and tho Be., Machine Work
SFW YORK STATE VAR.
FIRsr PEssir~ voR fAsrLs HA'HSs
FiHr rnkxIru voR DorBLs THREAD MACHINE
fiRsF PnKuiuu yok MAoH,, WORE
INDIANA STATE fkIR.
Frssr PH,xirs yoR MAcHI,s yos ALL Puarosss.
FHsr Paxxirs ron MAcaisx Work
VERMONT STATE FAIR.
fIxsr Parxius von FAsiLv MAcHfsH
FIHsr rKxsirs roR M.suTsoIcaiso MACHINE
fKsr fnsxirs yoa MAcHisE WoxK
ILLINOIS STATE rkIR.
tnu rsnsIrs Yos MACHINE yos ALL PcsFoAss
ffKsI fssriuu ron MAcass "osk
low 4 sTATs FAlR
yts.r rnruius ron fAsiLv MacsisE
Ffa.f PHssirs yoR MAscyAcruEfss MAcHIsa
fixu rnKsvs Toa hAcniU "oxk
HRNTU,Ai SrArs fAih
FIHr rsssrs voH MAcBSs yos ALL rvKro'n
fissr fsksiru yon MAcnnE WoHx
aICIIIGAS STATE tAIK
fiasr fskzits sos lixur Nicnlss
BtR.r fHEnIrs NksrTACTruiss MACHINE
fn-u fkxsrs ros hAcnisk NoKA
PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAiR
pixsr rKESirr TON NssrrAcrrEiSG hcniss
fiasT rntxiru 10. Bn,ruIrL MAcnisE " OK
ONO STATE FAIR
fixsr PaHsmu ron MAeuisv wonH
AND AT TilE FOLLOWING COUNTY fAlRs.
tfffITFsDys 90 W. ADRL soc
ffn.r Fnuxirs yos fsuiLr MACHINE
FiEsr PEHsfrs poR MASrrACrvEfso MACHINE
lis.sT rHrxIts yot HAenisn WORK
FRANKLIN GO. ~ - FAIR.
ffHsr PHsslus yos tAsiif NscH>,
figsr fnTNIrs foa M,NrTAcl clrnis" MACHINE.
fuArPIAIS VALLEY va ,GHL soc.
ifs,T PHssirs ron lsSug MACHINE
Ffnsr PEE-fla Fon htsuTAcruKi>" MACHINE.
frrsr PHrsru yoE NAcnist WORK
.HAMFDiS 60 tMs...l A0KL SOC
DIFIoss rog fAaILr AAChisE
DlFLosA hA,ush Nnh~.
QUEENS ca. -. l.ADRL soc.
fiR.T fEszirS TOK tAxILr MAcnisE-
WASHINGTON co. -. ~ FAiN
FIHrr rRrsirs ron FAMILY Mscri>r
SARATOGA 60 ~. - fAiR
fiH.r PKsSIus ron fAnity MACHINE
MECHANICS. ISSTfrt ~ Pa fAlR
ilKsr IHrslus yoK MACHINE roH Alt rrHrosrs
flAsr FKExiUx ToE MAcnIss WORK
- Ill. above com,f.c. on tho Far, a. which h
.skJIER uAkEE MACHINES ser elAlo.sed iAi' yea
sALEROoMs 1875 BROADWAY, kEW YORK.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06
lMARRIRD.

NANCE - ROBERTSON - In New Haven. Conn. on
Wednesday, Nov. T. by the Rev. T.. L. Drown, Edward A.
Msnce Of NcwYork TO Phebe M daughter Of Dr. John g.
Robertson Of the former place.
Tuesday, Nov 2, by the Rev.
Paul Couch H. NJ. Palmer and Miss Mary Roseter second
dsughtcr of Maj Alden Palmer both OF Stonngton Conn
No cards.
PERCIVAI-CHICHESTEE- Wednesday, Nov a. By
Thoma. j. SAWYER ID. d., James II. Porciva and juliet
Chichester daughter OF the late Abncr Chichester.
SHEPHERD - GGRAUD - On Thursday. Nov s. at 81
Thomass Church Rsvcnswood. Long Island by the Rev =
W. sayrc Thos shepherd to Jesnnstte Giraud No cards
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06
Commercial Intelligence.

IIvERPOoL CoTToS MARKET-LIyhEPOoL, Oct.
2s Cotton buoysn and advanced I'D; sale. today. l'v
b4e. Of which spectators importers took $500 bales
TRADE REpoRT.-Th,e las been no Manchester nisise'
since the sailing Of the China.
LavKkYooL BKyADsTUyFs MARKET -BTeedstHhs Inactive
R;hsrS5r Spence Co. and Bisiand Athys Co. report
Flour ina tive Whes: quiet, Com stasdy.
LIVERPOOL Provision AARKrrfrorisions az qu-i and
steady .l. sboyensmtd authorities quote Bee straiy.
Pork steady Bacon dali L.fG dull q, 90 Taiow quiet
and s.r3dy.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE Make - Ashes o. adv. sugar
cut Coffee insc,ive Rice insctive and stN advancing
Ro.ir qu-- Spirit. Turpenne inactive Petroleum arm"
for Crid.. Refined loq2
LosDos MsKxYrs Oct. % s-BRgADsTUFys eull. sreAE
hrm CoFyEE quiet. IRA quiet; RicE hrm IaLLo~
qri-; " a. . se
ILLsos CENTRAL shares 2o16 discount ERiE snaIt' v.
COSsOLs foI money, 90
LATEST
IrvERrooL. Oct. 27.-Cotton-Sa to-day
l. DDl h.l-,- tusrke, still advancing.
Fourske opens firmly No business hA' pceh done a.
Provision. .issdy. Lard dun, and declined g.
C,r.,l. fl- money. O. dS-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06

Dovllu e. Co.
CLOTHING.
A sUPERB STOCK OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
In the department Of
READY-MADE
OVERC COAT 8,
Ov Moscow. EsKIno AHp CHisoHIILA BnAvsRs
WALKING COATS,
Ov ESGLnH. ScorcH AND AMERICAN CoArrSss'
With
VESTS and PAHTALO0Hs TO match.
Superine Dress Suits Of all qualities
Fall and Winter Under Wear.
With
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
In 9rcat Variety.
BROADWAY. cor. 0RAND-ST.
BROADWAY, cor WARREN-ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06
4 udin.

Private kilograms from Calcutta of late dates
report in excited market for Cotton goods causing re-
nswet frmness in Liverpool
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06
PHYSICAL EDUCATION.

u,ch nj th. .dneaiion iheno given iae.. md nse.
s,o hs, been comparatively Fa"'l.'. boh 'i lte.f p" ~
.os hspne.. and the puDo good became Arqmfcd ~ "
.,crbss oi health and yonion Tho "d"eal"h ~ y''"
can b. conducted o.. n, ony to pfr"'' "a"
.noy.d by che child tie beginning Of ia srhoo'
.r d bat give 10 H. pirent' and so"'y u" 'onndri
body vel nasurI NINA and P''' hcs.i il' mI','
realized fuy spfcc.aing t4-.f soici "bis iion =. ih-
ressfd. rroprir,ors II hfLti tH@Lt 'VLi'f,,i.
sleep the study snd tine play OF tnrf fuP- by = -
.rci.e- not the same jog a. "i"eh D, o." n"'s."'y t 20
riff snd by suss heal lay sloiis IA ihr "r an =" phI
mon arionoy ana aciuaiik" MOI" p'I"is i"' 4' ''f
81 .n done tho thrr great Departments oi human 'duci
ton; ,nd sr II possibly ve done 10 f',oP me
Pupil. rntru.cd 10 then care mo a" I''-' ''"" "'
FLORAL GARDENING.
Ia ..r TO t,r. h-ain nfu outdoor recreation. To aid IN
cnvsng Of nrure and - the same nn" inat n,riu
l,ige aud lrIder the study 81 Botany more ATTRACTIVE
ri, ,efd,n - m BE- laid IA the braufiiu and oriess F"
round, Of he College, IN which the Young nds Va" ps
,gii not only the different knd, Of tlowcrs Plants ana
shi, hon, thsr Nafnal History, eso best sdap"d 10 Them
afd the best mode Of culiiSans ihfn'.
RIDING.
p,. an boy.ebark l. among the hcathul and anus
inc ,,",1. roufrbnng to health viror grace and
@ , No ol.ce can be- found better adapted 10 tins inhi.
inc than the frndid gavred dfsr IA me f""-
RIPLEY fxx.LK ,oLLtot and tue broad prslu' & Ell
he taught and opportunities Tor pa'ti'ini snoiar.
sonnbie chasgr, 10 thosr WHO dr'Lr ~ ,i ~ ,h
rids will be gwen grautou.y, TO all pupils bcafdhs " 'h'
Institution. ,,,,r
.i,. Of rooms has been htted up with the mo-" aPpl'''
,nnar.u. sleanatt the necessities al the whole
AID a The Pupils in be required 10 bnihe at stated u
mean, of preser, ing health and increasing coniioH
TXPEN NSFS.
boarding Pupil, will be charged *Oo per session 1 :.
weeks ,abe so at the begnnins' snd 20 At ,he mag"
each se'rIcn. fis include, Board Furnished Room, rns'
Liyb,, " ,hing aud Tuition IN all branches except rfch
Latin German Italian and Chemistry. aud ne oih1hV''
Branches Tor which the usual extra charge "' us
Every Pupil must & 'ush her own Towels. NAPKINS nap
Ain Rings. Toilet soap and one pair Of sheets.
Those who prefer 10 all .oool eiPense. ny on
m he en,i Board Tuition any a.. branches Hhsh
and to rl privilege. II the Institution by the payment
: l4D pef se.siOl, ~ advance. 40, -
Crfgyucn vii receive liberal discount from at III" of'
going charges. ,.,, ,.,,,sbl,
r,es of Lectures Ice given annually by distinguished ~"
f~s.or, Al. a erntui'y - the pupils. o.
TFpNs AND kACATiOsr r-lhc yclI consists ei - "'~ -
I, sessions of ~ weeks. Each asi0i t i'i
loved by vacation % az weohs fes oo"yrn'n'' ~ n %
gnntins classes, elh se.sion - divided mt ~, ..,.
,bout ,uy .n;elyal school dutiss aani os rtosoa>
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06
Denmark.

II is stated that Austria and Prussia have
agreed to decline the arbitration Of England IN the con
fict with Denmark regarding 1t as OF pnrcly Ger
man char aCtsI.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06
Great Britain.

Gen. Lees advance on Gen. Meade attracted
much attention.
The Daily Nears says: That while the Confederates
unable to dslodge Rosecrans Lees movements are
inconsistent with ordinary principles as TO battle all
attempts at explanation. Gen. Meade had nothing to
gain by delivering battle in the center of Virginia. and
wisely declined to challenge his opponent until be
reached his selected field, when no doubt he will be
ready to receive him.
The Tires says The las, blow has yet to be struck.
and the Federals will have extraordinary good fortune
if third battle the of two defeats reverses the
associations connected with the iomencd field OF Bull
Run
TIE Timcs thinks Rosccrans will have 10 capitulate or
retreat. and the former appears the most probable
Henry Ward Beechcr entertained al farewell
breakfast in Manchester on the oath. Thanks were
voted 10 Mr.. Beeoher for his various addresses and
congratulatory speeches were interchanged.
1t is semi-offciay announced that the Princess of
Wales may be expected 10 become mother in March
next
The Moniteur gives q report Of the reception
by Napoleon of the Mexican deputaion He does not
in any way alude 10 the Archdukc MaXimilian.
The Paris correspondent of The Tses thinks II doubt
fll tha; the French Chambers will accede to the guarai
ties demanded by the Archduke viz: the integrity OF
the new Empire and loan
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06
GEADtAT y.

Those who purue elective studies may or lra'inf receive
eefics,es c.tfyu. the iauf'ns made in %" f'sprf'
branches pi.usd. iho.r who compete ~" A'a @ ''u's
md r.s. safisfartory rran-1n. viii fecri'" ih' usual
Diploma II all who complete pus" oi IN ana
p,s. ..fisiaetory -rhIninstion Ar Diploma "ii h'
,,,,d Tlo.. yonns fader who cor1ll-. tr 'ol-siais
Gomez pfeserbed by RILEY fEhAAf 'oLLtDi, ard
examination IA %" sane NlA f''i'e
regular ID yoms conefing upn them tie cusionsfJ hafca
l.~,.a,e houofs hy tho initials a u.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ADRIATIC.
The English Press ON the
American War.
Sr. JOHNS Wednesday. Nov. a. /
Via PORT HOOD Thursday Nov. ;. 1863. (

The Royal Mail steamship Adriatic, from
Glasgow the afternoon Of the 2ith arrived here at
eoclock this Wednesday, evening She experienced
head gales during the entire passage
The steamship Europa, from Boston arrived at Liv
erpool at 8 a. m. on the Goth.
The steamships Sidon from New-York. and North
American from Quebec arrived out on the 27th.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06

DISEASES or THB NERvOUs, SEMINAL, URN
AIRY AND SEXUAL SysTEss-New and reliable treamentin
Reports OF the HOWARD In sealed letter
envelopes free of charge Address Dr. j. SKiLis HoUCH
TON, Howard Association Phiadephs. Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06
The Grarfenbcrg ves.tnbir pills.

The t.rnrfrubcrg vegetable Pii>.
No 139 NiLLIAS-sr, Nkw YORK
Are the be.t In the world TOT family use. hnd ior
lspfsEsrioS--t sTIPAroS 80 IkADAcns- NERVOUSNESS
-RtfIorsSess HEARruURS ACIDirr - NArsKA-rL<tu
LySCE-WAsroF ApPErtfg g-DisPsPsiA LIVER oNPLAi>r
-l.RipiSGs-FyvERs 80
Or 1c-oaafef thar great sidne ard from ne fac ftf
fhry aefer grpe nnnira srrc ne b0rcs ia c1nrU'fe1
c5aifion IA, Golcfegbs,g PGs vM be J1aad more i'nf
tan fny biyl. III
20 Pncr - cent. pr box On the recep; of on" donr
M b1l-s all by mali tree Of postage q amy pafl o.
th. afry.
t,, :, ori~r. fr Grsefenbeg medicines should De ID
j. r. Bridge. VI d.. Rrsidcsf Phy 6rdcf"
benz Jn.fifnfe. No. 1879 NilliamsL. New ioIa -
10 Dy. Biye rA eoa,af 1h Iafic.is a' abofeJ' io
% H 70 4 p.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06
Bnslnfss \ oiiles.

MoRroys GOLD PENS are now sold at the
sane price. before the commencement Of the "'r 'h "
u.i,-v OWING to th. Manufacturer improvements IN ma
cery Ii. present Retail Business and Cashn Advance
System iof. until he commenced Advertising m O''e''
done on Cred, and s,yie,y t-i'h the 1'ade.
The Morton Gold Pens only sod AZ old Proes
=, the makers Of 81 other god pe charge the Premium On the
God overneu; Tax &C. Bat Morton has IN no case changed
ti. price, Wholesale OF Retail.
Ofthe giea, numbers sent b. mail to s parts Of The wod
during past years hot one in sihousand has aed 70
reach destination safety showing that The Morton Gold
p..c,u b obtained by any one in every part Of the world
s, ne sane price, postage only excepted
R,lr you have enduring slways ready and reliable
Gold Pen erscy adapted to your hand and style Of Whiting
which vii d. your writing vastly cheaper than Steel Penn and
At the pre-l almost universal HshPies'are Pce oi every
thing you Morton Gold Pen cheaper In proportion
to the spent upon AID matera used than any oher
Gold Pen in the World l. you call on A. MoETos'
10 q Maidsu Lane or inclo.e stamp for circular
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06
AIMS AND METHODS.
COUKSE or STI DN.

l. \ Preparatory toun".
? 4 Course - An
Z. The hcaIciuir toufss.
College foufss. 1tis VII De- The chsc''f's'i To-
tnfe of RIPLfY FEMALf COLLfDf
Iho.- 30 dssirr connect thrmse'rs W 'hfi
Of the above eouf-s bseon. n~mber ~ ~ lnsiinn
aud pusae orfons .idde. Enjoying equal prs"g'' with
.f. of l.e N 4 uT
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06

CoId-Iue,
COLD-INE.
COLD-TNE
FOR COLDS AND COUGHS,
FOR COLDS AND COUGHS.
FOR COLDS AND COUOHS.
AT RUSHTON'S DRUG STORE,
AT RUSIiTONS DRUG STORE,
AT RUSHTONs DRUG STORE.
No. 10 Astof House. coz. Barclay.
No. 10 Astor House. COT. Barclay.
No. 10 Astor Houss, Cor. Barclay.
For bad Brenth
FuR BAD BREATH
FOR BAD BREATH
USE USE USE
USE USE USE
USE USE USE
TIE EXTRACT DE CEYLON.
THE EXTRACT DE- CEYLON.
THE EXTRACT DE- CkiLON:
40 LADY OR GENTLEMAN
No No EHpY % OR OR SrNrLEMxH
WILL. 81 WITHOUT IT
WILL BE WITHOUT II
WILL BE WITHOUT 1T
AFTER TRIAL
AFTER A TRIAL.
PRICF FIFTY CENTS
PRICE, FIFTY CENTS
rRlCE FIFTY CENTS
Prepared only by
GFO C. BOWER, Philadelphia - =
Sold q, HELnBOLDs DRuG AND CHEMICAL WAKE
HOUSE. No j9t broadway, 7.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06
DIR. schenck'. Mandrake PiIl..-A SUBSTITUTE

YDR CALOMrL. .
Th..s PlL are composed Of various roots including 70
dohn or .oncsnei Mandrake the compound having tae
power 20 .eI the .-re,ions of tho liver promptly snd II
t.,ay ss b,s pill or mercury and without producing
hos- d.srceibe dangerous effects which oren i'o"
The go - the latter. 81,
In s bilious disorders ttsse Pills may be usst with eonh
d.nc- a. ,h.v prom.~ the discharge Of vsst bile aud 70
or. ho.s DISTRACTIONS from the liver and hillary ducts which
u- tho rsuss of bilious affections In general
SCHENcKs MANDRAkE PILLS rrpcl Ascsridss, or seat
woun, which ,r- " troublesome 10 many parsons producing
Pil.. Pisul, Dyssn,-ry and other painful disoIder
sCHESCK's MANDRAKE PILLS cure sick hssisrh y.
"a. a, disorder, OF tb. Liver Indicated by aow ku co,'si
,on.a. oo.vsn-.s dowsnrss and general -eins OF ses
n~ and a,stnd. showing that tho liver IN atoTpd Or 0o
.lrncei condition.
In short h,, Pulls may be used with advantage IN AZ ca''
whrn purs.,ivs Alternative medicine nrcqntri . .
pf ,tufsCh can ba found only u his Rooms. No -
Blai.,, S.x.York ev,ry TUESDAY. from, a u %
m 10, consultation and advics bn, his medicines can b.
h.i her. ., al times DSRAD FOA, No ii bfiilty S.
Whoss.I. Asrni for New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06
Furniture

Furniture
or Nyw DESIGNS AND SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP,
all NY own manufic,ufe which viii sell :, Whole.
sale or Re,,il 4 ve5y low ,,, pr,srs ,'' Cash
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT rARLoR AND BfD'
ROOM SUITES
Of new snl beautiful styles which for good taste IN design
Cal, and examine s.Sltsn Heise Psr,h''ins elsewhere
FHhosE.SM So.. 81 lMa SsE Sa E.,t Iii nou,,on.,.
Between Bowery and second iv
Prepare for Winter's storms. ,,,a
INDA-RuBbER CLoIhlN1 o. every de,cnr,oup r, II .
CHAPPED HANDS aud HoUsEWoRK MoRsE 90, xon y
FRS Ae &C. AS me n;',rS9' q y. ,s by
GOODYEAR 5 /. II. q. Mk.G; Co,
No. 205 broadway. NEAR fuii9n.st-
Manufacturers aud Wholesale aud Retail Dealers
f"r '"' Ok GruAMs ELEcTuAHRrYi r1Hri,y cr-ny
FOR PlLEs SoSi s5 !, he s pceicr Medical oaee No
a s a., hIrd door from the Bo"ery bemeen bo~,ry
aud Broadway riiee *L sen. q NILS Eli Go Co.
oni''a '''''' No il5 FtanAlin,. General Agents
M Ni.iakrs Cnn Happen at
HfLMBOLD, NEW DRUG STORE. .,. ho
frs and additional security a'e checked
''t,.s Kscoiiec aS,,t thi., and also resolect
No. 5st BROADWAY, NEWAoRA.
uoyt's satin Laundry sinrch
ner,iycd nj the great az
asS and es Requires only twohirds much as OF oid
nary starch Superior any other Tor linens nd muslin, ss
Inc hrm ,rnn,parcncy white smooth surface an eirs'n
IL. and nrtlec, elastic stiffness Adapted &C., the nnest
tbric WIlL sor WILT DAMP or FoGGf WEATHER
JosEPH HoYT & Co, No. 10 University place, n. Y.
soll by all dealers.
FOxg's Lever skate Buckle,
sdTSs snS % \" .s: 2I5 5Sriap rss
and No. 90 klby st., Boston, Mass
Trust my Business and my life in the hands Of my
,.sistants in the Retail Department.
n. r. HELMBOLD.
Druggist and Chemist OF sixteen years experience no~oca'ed
No sa4 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
TO Editors aud Pnblishers.re urde' signed desir.s
D., A. an. COMPOSITION AMI PRFSSWoRA Of a weakly
IN semi month periodical Ills experience and ample iac
,.s 10 that line viii glso entire st,i.icion NohOLAs
MULLER job, WoodCu, aud Ne.spAg'r Primer, Nv. ~
L HaaxIuau A.. N. ".
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06

Read the Recsanondatory Letter from the
,se. and most celebrated manufacturing chemists In the
world:
"I bavs been acquainted with Mr.. II. T HELMB0LD,
his department He occupied the Drug Store opposite my
residence and was sucoesu in conducting the me whsrs
others had not been equally 90 before him.
"wM wEIGHTMAN. Chemist.
"Firm Of Powers weishtman"
Ninth and Brownsts., phil,dslphi.
Ceughs, Colds, all Pulmonary Affections.
swAYNEs COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
BRONCHITIS ASTHMA, DIFFICULT BREATHING.
swAYNEs COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
GROUP wHooPINo COUGH. BLOOD sPIrrINo.
swAYNEs COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
ALL AFFECTIONS THROAT. LUNGS. AND CHEST
DR. swAYNE's COMPOUND, for % year, ha. been =
:a :.1'sd sy Be- 5s%sSyA s%yAYsRs iIas 3S son Nm
BARNES No 3b2 Broadway, New York and other del,rs
Insoles, Belts and Arn:iets.
voR THE oURs o. ,,..
RHEUMATISM RHEUMATISM RHEUMATISM
WAsHISaroS. D. c., Sept. u6s
M,sSrs. MErrAu Co-Gssrs. You will plesse send TO
my address ons pair Of your METALLIC lNsObES hsv'
them for than year and eau ssy truly ns'
thsy a curs and . preventive OF Rnsums'inn com
mend thsm to the public.
Respectfully ~
EDMUND J. PORTER 'Msjor. Y. =. A.
Those articles are purely YOLrATC. and by the union o.
Two metals, pr)ducinss voaic cusn WHICH I. excited by
tho the fss tsd body dsing healthy sad cura
,s @ sTi 'sf %
FEET, &c. and su Nervous Diseases
Insolss, 81 Belts, e3 Armets. 81 81. per mail NC. ad'
dt,onaL Send for Circular. Of6cr No. 40 brosdway
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06
Mum & Company

SOLICITORS of AMERICAN .nd FORElGN PATENT
and PUBLISHERS Of THE ILLUSTRATED "sciE
TiFfC AMERICAN" No. ~ PsTkrow, Ne~-fo's.
finipllsts Oi Information about patents PhEs
Sp-clinrn copies of the pspSr vksE
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-06
Ripley Female College.

Ripley FemaIe CoIIcge.
REV. JOHN NEWMAN, ID. d.,
PRESIDENT.
REV. SEAMAN a. KNAPP, A. NJ,
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LIBRARY. CABINET AND APPARATUS

IL. Library Including ,Ao.. Of tho rr-deni snd ios ffs.
dent numbers sso soifss s
ahnei tie II . y-sfs contains sbsus ses 20
rrneus ain-rsors ard -esy. Joiiou'y s..e'sd snd
rnhr ally Arranged Tho esnlisd 'Ius 4 ons ss aot'
in Il. !. $50. .
n. sppissu, botL Ch.uc ,hd fhio'op,es. ul.th - u
receuty tssr simple iof Ia a. % - 80
nsen'. n both tns.- bf.nshss
Wh chsnADs ntenagy ~esaai. cominoeop' and HTs y
f,fri,.i U.alns 4. episa.,- and hiIhy nfuru.suisi
,ound. cofnsio and onei hoard - lnSf.eiioh ahh
~. rare educational srp'sne.s. kIfLth ffbAAf ''l-
fGF pa..e. "A. iiis. tshsfsi ani ini"s tusl cnie
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-17
From Gen. Ranks' Denartment.

NEw YoRK, September I6-Recent ad-
vices from Gen. Banks Department, state
that two deseFters who boarded the gun
boat Princess Royal for Galveston, the lat
ter part of August, represent things in a
very sad state in that city.
About ten days before they left, the troops
laid down their arms on account of the bad
state Of their rations, which consist of mess
pork and beef, and said they would not take
them up unless better and proper ratiOns
were served them. This was remedied by
the proper authorities and they again re-
sumed their arms.
There are only about 5000 troops in
Galveston. one artillery regiment, Two in
fanty and one cavalry. Col. DubeFy COM
mands the forces.
The following is list Of batteries about
Galveston and the number of guns they
mount:
South Battery guns, gun of Of the
Harriet Lane the largest fort mounted 8
guns Fl. Point guns; Fl. Bankhead 3
guns, two 24-pOunder and I hOwitzer; Ft.
Eagle Grove gun.
The following forts are abandoned Fl.
Virginia Point and Ft.NeIsou.
They are nov erecting around the city
earth works for rife pits. Abont 8, 900 coli
ored men are engaged at this work. Their
Notifications are built Of heavy timber,
railroad iron aud earth works.
The Harriet Lane still remains above
Red Fish bar, as the rebels can't get her
machinery to work.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-17
Rebel DISPATCHES.

FoRTREss MONROE, September l6.-The
Richmond Dispatch of to-day has been
received. 1t contains the following:
TIE REPORTED ADVANCE OF THB ENEMY'
There was engagement atsCulpePper on
Sunday and skiFmish between cavalry ri
Rapidan Station, ending without any def
mite result. The enemy is crossing his
infantry at KelIy's Ford aud apparently
contemplates an advance.
oNGrEestOH, September 1.-THE enemy is
perfecting arrangements for the permanent
occupation Of Morris Island, erecting lines
of telegraph along the whole Island, cOn-
verting battery Wagner into a powerful
fort, enlarging their bomb proofs, &c
They IRE upon our boats plying in the
harbor from battery Gregg.
Atlanta, September l4.-Generals john
son and Forrest skirmished with the enc
my near Dalton, on Friday. Forrest was
wounded. The Yankees advanced to Tun-
mel Hill.
Gen. Wheeler had skirmish near La
fayette on the same day, and the enemy
being too strong he fell back. A general
engagement is expected.
Gen. ROseerans occupies Chattanooga.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-17

RB-A RuSAwAY Acc1DEST.-Last eve
ming as Mr.. Joseph OgIebey was returning
from the ST. CIairsyiIle meeting, the two
horses which he was driving ran away
down the long hill, starting near the house
of Mr.. Woodmansie. The vehicle to which
they were attached contained two ladies'
The horses ran upon buggy short dis
lance ahead, crushing it to atoms. The
buggy contained two young men from this
city, named Clark and Browen, both of
whom were pretty badly injured. One of
Mr.. Oglebey's horses, an animal valued at
four hundred dollars was killed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-09-17
Onerations of Pleasanton's Cavalry


NRw YoRK. September 16.-TAe Times
has the following: Gen. Pleasanton reached
tbe Rapidan River, at RaeeOon ford, yes
terdav forenoon. after considerable heavy
skirmishjue between OnlpepPer and that
point. Up to shat time no rebel infantry
I had been met with, though heavy force
! of rebel cavalry had been driven back by
/ our forces Fighting was going on at
Raeeoou ford yesterday The enemy were
vigorously resisting all our attempts 10
cross, and It Is supposed that brigade of
rebel infantry was at that point resisting
our advance.
Geo. Foster teIegraphs from Fortress
Monroe that the main body Of the rebel
army is at Richmond, where Lees head
quarters now are. There is no force Of
any Consequence in Gen. Meade's 'front.'
Gen. PleasautOn will probably ascertain
the exact position OF the rebel army In q
day or two.
A train Of cars run through to Cnlpep-
per from Washington to-day with supplies
for our troops.
The latest dispatches from Mr.. Dayton
convey explicit and unmistakabIe assur-
ance from the French Emperor as well as
| from his Minister of Foreign Affairs, that
the French have no intention TO either TO
recognize the Southern C0nfederRcy,
while its ability TO maintain its indePeh-
denee is seriously contested, nor 70 plant
French colonies on the Western continent,
or retain any permanent conquest in Mex
leo. These declarations are regarded As
very satisfactory by our Government.
The President does not think the new
rebel rams will be allowed TO leave the
English ports.