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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-10-24
THE LEAVENWORTH
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
Chin a.,
PROGRESS OF THE CIVIL Wharf.-The AhHRiCAA
GENERAL BURGBVIGB johns THB hk0kL'-
ATTITUDE OF TIE FOREIGN POWERS.

GENERAL BURGENIhB JoiSo Inn bhoAh'
ATTITUDE OF TIE FOREIGN P0wERS.
Corrsspsndeoce sf tho London Iiaes
GUAEGuAg. Aug. 2U.-Burgevlne's accession
IA ths rebels has created considerable sxcitement IN
Shanehae o. 1t 10 felt that With the hd OF aisciihoo
troops and Europeans to iead uem ne ms 10 80
mischiel Certainly tie Impe'alists wiD be unable !"
vithstsnd him without EuroIean aid, amer be has
succeeded In organixinga body OF drilled men onoss
Gordons force IL largely increased Dnecty became
thst he wes Ia Soochow Col Hough VINO In the
absence Of GeneI 81 Brown commands tie station. o0
patched Captain Murray X. A.. In command OF =
couple OF hundred Of the 9th and artillery, aad ~"
Hs,cLees with siY guns to TaitAan " ia Vt hand 10
support Gordon in case M eas apprehendod Do Should
hc attacked force at libtan snd obhYea
to vacnts it Fortunately their aid was not needed
Gordon had in the meantime Lad several successful sr
nisbe. with the rebels aud completely thrown them
hocL on SoocLOw 90 the column recalled, and re
turned 10 tie settlement on Wednesday last.
Gordon lad taken the held IN com VI inae''i
goncc received from wokong thet that city was
by large body Of rebels. Who knowing Ih' the oise'
pIined troops had all been Withdrawn TO QuiiHai PROB
aby thought lie opportunity elecsi zen, ,, 20
tnbe ON tie morning Of the eth, and the same evening
reached haIpoo ana occupied the stockade. "hch hed
been taken iiom tie leDcs on INC occasion " wv ~ p.
march Oh W oiong. Tie next mOininG seLdils Cn
norton of As Orce 20 The city, he renamed hiLsrn 10
iecounoi,cr. as the rebels were reported 10 pe ~
streigil in the neiehborbood lhs DE Soh
~atcay 10 be correct he was attacked during tho
da. IA, a large force accompanied Us number Oh Ihio
roar.. bnt thanks 10 the s'rergh oi bis ohrth"cis
rrd The ,aceent practice Of he artillery ho repu'sca
49,, I'm cn.sd, able loss. Several prisoners were
,sen no slated tlnt thyoe Europeans nad been Aed
ID olcrs wounded aad added tiat btreync hni.e.t
Ind conc ~; y, the close. TIE ioio~in5 gay ooioGn
mod tL1ol ltyrund marched % attack tierovrif ia
5n,r.ncl.a Losion on which iLoy bad Ii,.cn Aaeh ~
-. dir,C,ion of sOOchow. Win oniy ~ bieN, DC
sile aoonplny whom he detached 10 enes te,r ''",
T., ,1c,,a. IA aisl dginy thcm almost witAont loss III
n.,-',ce l,oiu. ~ tie cOwaidicc Il Tie llloI'ih
a,,,y l,n.ft 4 iic fsstelohanfc u shcis' AID
naturally c,i lied Tie Ciinose With uen. ., o..
Oue al me futAgs lfst a,tA III consequence oi Dun
ycyi. Tec.rou 10 a.. rticlf ba- JtcD ~ \ sue me
following proclan..toa. o.lcEIg SAyss " s"" ''S~
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
Arrived.

n NJ steamship China, Anderson Liverpool Oct ~, sad
IN at. p M e' r r~. o, ,s r. u. "F Fa,,r,.,
AosIo. q IN, :. ballast TO Bi,by Go.
shlp Conlaeaia johnson, Casuiss Nay 20 d'e TO uaf
L. :. ssnbc.i s,..acus Roe. Boston days .s.,
sfip yu nth Rock spear. Londor s.T y Downs soih
ard lie. yts. nd.s and ~ pa's to 0iinne, An'nm
n.ri ,ob tof Bosioni lhurs,os Manila Jnne hemp.
le 70 crsr. Sailed fen Ajicr Jay Is "a CO. WIN e-r-
Clsvc.A (brl froni sharshar hf hewfSrA sept. oa
.sS Who Informed u. Of The rrssirr. being IN
!he aeIslbolhood Had vry isL, wini' an CAIN; ron
mep- sept anef being In Ito vicinity Il day' With heavy
gale. ". no.t Of Tho uuc since thtr lad very hnt
Wind. s-p, 3 ., aus., Ion. T.. 'peie ship Jo'sDa
Ha 3ai uaion toi ra.depAia) Miller M.urss 20 day.
sugar and moss'es 20 master s. btsn 10 day. o. Hat
s spoke b. ehs Janet ksi'on it0n I; i..ha .. Il, Il,
so .,a gf' on u,.nd c4sn for Se@Ysii short q
.., .ss ,i' Eisis s..npe scts csrlsn.. "a
days sugar TO r. BucA co. Had veiy heavy wssshsi en
sars sssr.brooi Dr. Of shslds Wood. Cardiff Al days
coal % Abel Iahs 20. haa cams aid sAe' ~''' VI '"'
Bdr leonard Berry (Hr Of penasr,) steele Gu.a.Ar
cubi Is day. .ssr tc. to j. Norman Harvey. ha' been
Bd' Pedro tBr, of T,us. I,ndl Wallace Ms,snra' 10
aays sugar fsck Church LA. had N h. sas' the eh'c
Bns Ann. Helena r Jansen por' rAtts oes Z. sad
Grand ySrs OF Y Hns.1 "a, . c.. M 10 SS. aa,
Nris Landor (Brl Howard Windsor, n 81 day. pi,'e'
TO u. Il. DeNolL ~ ,,., ms sa.v. ,l,,t..
to h. u. DcWot - IT., ,
s,hr chase Mt', Pot Even ior Providence
e.h, 4 q Ilom.f Gray, hsndom fof Boston
sr., c.u Mood, Clagk, tsGPOn hsh 20 Jed rly~
go v.i.ha, Welsh nr.As, dsys lails 10 Eassef
go ~ - TIisbt smith. Philadelphia Tor Boston, .
81, Euucisco Ruby, sAeo days. h' aiding to Waydsu
~, d cl,e.pic Crane Windsor. N. =. 10 days, Plsstsr
' ~ Mar T. sns Walton chineossu- wood to A. G..
s.br Sir Colin Csmpbe (Br. Of IIafr) Collins Grand
ca,u,an oct |. o.w0ld To- br,tt, Son 90.
Sir h.o.an. Davis oror;oioSr ID. G.. dnys coal
ei- Dan,i Guoiae Geofsc.own u. e.. ~ days cos to
NJ, s. Abb,,t Oct JO IL the Chesapeake, poke bar. ).
" Hobgool of Pornd Me-, 10 days irom Baltimore for
Boston. ~, ,,-. ~.
schr Eager (tE - new Quay, Jones, hl1Hsa ~ days
s'hp L. l.. steven studlcy, philadelphs for Boston,
scir somers SoneEs Norfolk days, "ooi'o i'.JHods
Sch Eliza phaso, Leek. Ce,rge,owr. y. C., Goa. ..r
,el- ALlc ~ Iianes ilacks@n. Great Eys Iarbo wood
.,Ir A. .enfe' piaaT f''gZui. hilf0in9tOr, powder
seh- MOI, betrl Grnnc. NogioiA aays wood.
.e.r lila tln.ou. Ross thn.ot .glf wood 'ut iaV'As.
s-i.rr lulcaii Mo.Ton Phai,lrAil ildse Sc, to Je>
liunj ~ . ,
s,mcr Fanny Caa, alsdcr. prrsc,. Baltimore. ud'e q"
sir,,usr Laurel ClFsorhcf ns'tn.oc, niio s, 70 Nm
bslstn. ,
sie,roes " whlhwild, Roger, rors ESe! s {. '''S IN
.ail, Ia he Nan
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
PnssenRers Arrived.

h ,,sar.iy Gina. from LnsryoI-Mr. Hnasou; va
church and ,n,nt Mn Howery Mr. De L4srsDse and lady
Mr WEBSTER und d,ogit~r Mr.. f.-.s l-jy snd child M,
Ma. Mi.s Hamilton Mr. Denisr-. Jane Johnson L. >hr"
el Mr. BacAslor brro Zheneir, Ros. ni.., '" hoih'
cAsd. t. Opperlr.r,sr j. "6,r church NJ re.,eo ~
s,r Mr,n-s Mr Nciiirusan II. swim. tn,.sn Az If In
Irr M Major. Mr. .ior.h, J. H. Pa.on zig, Whntsy, NJ
Por,.oa. end .ssy M.- Webb. Ms Bco. ~ Murray and
LADY Ml.. BeIb. Mis' Anbre',er r. J. Richs Mr N.oo
NJ Eicsrd.or lady child aud infant nurs', k'hhrd-on
hr IA n.r and LADY Mr Van Wax snd .on hs G-.,."
tro ciG.rn aud -oIvsu., J. NJ. Webb; Mr. bohirsn HI'
KIM sir. kms b. Webb, Mrs. PrI.le ~ children ard
two maid uryAis Mr.. Nsron,b xsa sAn;,ed Aiid
eanshte. Mt Barlow. &. squire ir. o. tanpoe! M hsz
AY Cguninrs Mr. uaireey anu ,rsnd T. N.' NJ Mi,,ar
10 f.u,s, q Ginor-. q l. L.ghortn.r j. Nshry, " a.
G,,I.r .,d ,iser j. W. Col,il-. W. ElloEanrer VI IL
Cont i@ king VI nr'acL. Mr. Psrmost and id,ud Nj ~
N Bo;ns Ms Sine all Ar Nsi,~9;th. four ea!5r-n sni
t.o maid seNans Mr.. Hr,isTon aih two a. shie,,
Rev .on DIR Hos.rr H. X. Hs burH. NJ srrhurn NJ n"d
Is,r,v NJ ietisch H. J. EichGGson, ". r. sE.g Rev Nr
y LlAv and ainly Mr aovbfay. Nj nilasri, 81, onlc,
n ~ nl .nd Nr. Eissl,, child sna nar-e Ii's hs and
two ie. Nr. Dene.oi. hf. {. Iihowss ni,id '.sni r
.rt.i sni .ads o. Smith. NJ. L-n'k j. kehsi sia,oH, o
Sii.on. M.. RlrnonL Nr. sichei. Mr hun:Eess, Hr
r.ine maid = NJ. E.Ee, rsoma' Nr An1re'''
~. Coio,f~ ToAi rs. - . , :,
IL brg Hasa He!.se ou Port aa pi,'e-s.s Nader snd
,dy - FL. snd i,u.- .-i'or J. H,f,-b~rs end fsn-y l.
Wk.ks &. III. hs...cr, 1. d. Dcbson, 4. ~ Satan.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
PasSenRers Sailed.

n sfsamsAtp Stosia, for Listrpoo-Mr and Mra Benton
Yoi Ms. Lane aud servant Yort NJ {: Tho@P:on
:ss: :as ::n md :s,.n. Il. r. T h ir..s b. KIM
Brown ~ M.:r R1.spsnrsc M costs haoSpS @r
:.$ M w. R;'S's':s 1 and ;
= n Rcanrts New -OrsI,sis Mr. T.. Griffin, OEsws &c
sTs Il s...la 4 II Pf'S:% :as a NV IN
w. g. N.ns, Scotland; Mi. njutam H. "; q; % Ss..s
Sa NM NJ E;%ssSas %sssS;ss & Conn % III f; ;:s; N
Nj D. A. vss Lins-r Bait JGha Mccoy railai NS T.s D.
Is D.s. = or; S.as. s E
Il S ..a s; S' 'i H:rsiIs e. s:; % Ss,
PsrsI Mis-. Roman Hss.r.own sid MI. Ks.neSy Nd !
Ms. to.den and servant, MI; NJ and Mr " Cfrn;
ia s% 'flIsr Smith md .sfa M and
sad ss ."S ''1 f.a: o.
vsps Smith and .srysa EGs Tho. psIs %.fs, g.. ~.
c:a:a! E WV Ws A 'Ts E.,i. & soai1;. n ssshvs
B. ss hs.ns: S@ ION NJ t s1A S:nlss iha: %cl
G!.row; W. RunL. kew.Ysrki Hon. v tsyle.. lrrard
Ns"T:,t s@i% T. s.ss ss.;{si Ilo%s. s:n!: LIycgo9i
nl's..s" s Es% ssss'v s..s; @ New Ssss.oa
e'S ll.a "a as's's ' sSr. a. aei Ne.
hoH New Yen C. ss,tsr Nsry0. ~, .;,sn % Ms
M and M. u. 5. Grew Mrs T. p. Grsw; 4 &; Wisse.
verb w. W. Hilton, Geo d. BlJc, 4. w Blbe y ,. Won
Amor h. D P-t.I. and Bcson Nr and NJ ~ O Der
.er NJ and Mr.. C!.rsn Toron,o Mr.. w Charlton. \, VI
JOHN F Frues~r Chicago John Gibson. T.; D. ILer'
az Dylosndo W. Tranun,. Sco'isnl; y. Charlie Mo. ob'
bard and ssry C.n4ds; s Coh Berlin 4. t Lar,
Y; John Go,usn ing rho- Harmon G. W.. John Crave
We're Erey ". Benson, Montreal Cha' bssio'e' ia
l. ,f.am,iip B,lsna Jo~ Tondcr-c.p' Edward Mason,
Jos. ph Moore. J. Is; consns John ~ s'iins ana Iey
W,, H. Henry Md. j. Koginco1rt- T. }. fea'ss L. pa'
Mi, VIM H. B-usrd j. g. Leerds lnd lady, Mrs- Ann Low
.ii 81. El1abeh Ch'pm.o. Geo '" iitre tIans Di1.n'
Iho. Dale T.l,sr, II .ard ". for.r y y Godsw othy
Iohn smith Il. sn-sr. Mr., Eliza Pubb, Mad T. Man'n snd
Otto Mons Hugo Monis and others in the seefs-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
chipping INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or Nrw-YOnK........ M

Cleared.
ss.snskips-Bs,ions lBrI 7iaihsH Lona0ui Essh, Hip
Shys-ii,,e Tenyth. San FIaneLseo North sneres, Cut
ding Liverpool
B. Nsruus Brsm) Hssk. Melbourne Mailer, Lord Co
rhomss Levy. AIsnsy CsIdsassi Cuba tBrunh Lsnss'
BnU-B Smith (Brl Mcceli,n Trris Islsnd, Essls (Brh
rsrk~r NstAns Judge Bsthewsy Rssers FortTes' Mon
ns.s, o. C. CIssy, PTsss. Philadelphia; Uansss J0aa'on
sehoooen y. 9. Els. Berry Lisbon Cowselor wsnor.'
Provid~ses NJ BrsSs Go. NrksbuIf Hsshcii Port Roys
n,rs0 Rv.esi T. Jeaefson snsn. Salem. 4. W. Ropes
Coi J. T. Bakrs Proe. Aspnwsii psa.na R.ilIosd Co
wsndsr. tBrl Smith, Port sPain TIiIdsdi Lonis ssw
Hssel,on, wssths.oni ks.s Bs,ssw New oresns s Sss
nth B.rorvi Iced burf Blske Philadelphia Nile Dtoee,
Yori River EIrr.ss CoEsn, Port Royal sae'Dsa Nick
srson Paitirorsj J. q. EvNs. HsnsIcnd A,1sndria r.
Rogers Rogers Alexandra Daniel Holman Holman Akxan'
dts. , e., ,,,
scO?~-Hsvcst. Corwa. Proritsneei c. Smith si'bes,
s,samcu-Poiom.e shcrwood Porlsud octa'srs, TheTp'
sou Baltimore ti.I,hs Stevens. Coanee. BSunore
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

TRAINS LEA|E Sfh-lNhNs
Hor New Haven. = 8 tkxb Ii;SoI nAi i1;'@ thIl IA
Oh $50, $50 and p m.
(Ex) 800, 5:J aud p. Ii.
For Milford and stratiord T. 1880 M; 30 500 D. u
Fer FAirieid, Southport api wsa.PoT :, l.s, Jos
FL. Sorwalk. T. $780, 1850 tn, l,;iS Osl $50 ,EI.
Fsr Daneu and Ureenwis, $3.50. n.So . a., 80 sa
$3.50 \. ~. .,,.., , ~, 80,
lFy J. SD, 40. e.Sl J. "a.
For FOR, Chester aud Intermediate ttatits. e. ee n
M. 3:.o @.Su. $3.50, O;5V !. ~.
ker Port Chester ami New RcclelN 8 = "a
CONNECTING IaAfNn.
for Boston via sgringntld m ,fs) f.t1 ,Es sp
fos d Yston, NJ ShoIc Line. l2.l5 tEy J. q u. a, '
trr Hartford and slnns''d. ~. tr,i i.i.o $50
(f-.l T. M
sor onuec.ant River hs!rlai t1 Mot...! ~. iSrA
Hoo. a.. ami .jn q. iu. o. No.taiiapttu.
Feriiatios., fso,.t1ir a4d Fl.laM A.tDes'' ~ 4"
.l..'i p.
f.r Nr~ Haven, Now l.onon aud s:on.if'' @.'ro.' -
g o.. H., i-:la. Z..n' p. 90.
los tnd 'sHisoii is.l1 >. ~. q Np-il.ai iiN A.,
fnt 'nbs-'iic hai 80. i. -.sV a. h' 10 -''~ 80
:if.; s-tfnla 80 10 ints .r'f
.ur 4a lriiirk Hlilro.d. % O.. 10, g;.o p 20
for i4ahUsy Aid Noin4.A Eafcad. - l', = +. ~
trr.uotou. .e,ti,t ,rs attached to na li.ins
JANIS IL. HOlT, a,.e .r,s.d.lt
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ftdv,riis.fnci,'l

a phLSE BALANCE D. an dhOmlna'l0n 10 me
Lord bat Just wc!g,lt is i-dri.ht" Baossr s1ANbAp
sc.trs vprna.ed ncrufufe aud durahc NIL up!' adap'
rat branch Of bu. nfs coisary Ia scfn nd oi ,t
sl,l, sale AMI retail by K. FaowE, gLns,t""T, NO. ba
cisy o., oYpo'ts tho Aston House.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
I

Two SpLBSDiD rARTOKMAsci5 to-day oil
BIysrs. Mu.sry :, inl y oso.s. .sch cf f~hh a.
,r.uld CLkisgfi.s iyE. Or n. brst IN snL s>oN
.'i,i IL .rga n sr,I and III. umeusoy ldnLy
prfan.ine the tossckirriOk IN SuE FlLIaoh. are pro
ja,.I In- Gsr, boy. the Moving Wan tsuicf hunstrT
pl, ,ud ui Ion o.lcf ondsf, visible al a.. hours
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
fAdvcrtiscinent.l

A BAD BREATH is the greatest curse the
human family II heir to. How many lovers Il has separated
how many friends forever parted Tho subject delicate
your nearest snds w not mention H. And you ignorant
ef The yourself TO eject rsdice the BALM
ov TpOvsAsp FLowERs" dentiftce night and morning
also besut6es the complexion removing oil an pnpes and
ffsckes Leaving the in so and white Sold III Dussts
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
tld-ertl~ n.n..1

WHAT IS TUE Csg Oh A fnlRHoLoGrcAL Ex-
Avr.AroSf-The gasiion 10 sI.wci-i IN nearly every num
her OF Tss PnnkHoIocc.L JoraFAL by hosr who having
BEEN benefited i'ol, OF giving tieir esl"fbnee 1nk
Jor sAL eonsIas bee. Tsc amount 81 vlsstI, mat
on ~ o most impnTaos to is rescI nd 10 fully
u. rsisa viii poTu .s end other 81 srsyn:s
towLrR WKtIs No. D3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
ihd,ciii.rnou.l ]

IV ITV.I NNV ITI.1It43 ~ 3'''' = - III l-.-l
TuAL'y AyD fGo.irAnfYt .rntf n'"h 81 n1's,y 'I =,
nc !, utf ainnrfs ldnI e.rd with he i"ca' Ffo nni o.
hor,ush s1prrh'n1a l-if.Ir ~ ttiia'hr'
nucf pll fii IlVtso clos g.irEfiy, ~ ".N ,s ~
,-aunutri MI The .usb. nets of uhlost of' IN
,alg e. the snsn pnDc. uDe a"i'f' u - = '''
Ivh.i tAsN.sn 1A mssi viz. sfoLgpt sNss"A
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
tiy-rti-rinent .
MIrLTR q CAEpsNTug. Produce Ccmrnissiti n

Merchant Tor tie sue II utt.I Cheese bad isFs ,H
Gsinr, Grain. Hour rot, H,, Seeds, i,ans' p'" ~
sni County Producc grr'a'sl no fim hl.a.'s', ~.
fSo ". finetona1 W. ,igr prrloni nti1t "
tie seAs OF a s,ods roidgcd 10 L. 'ea' 4sn 1Is''
fuad' on sou .u.rIa. N'f'nef: If''i ~ ~ '' nam
" al.Lsh a., .ld.nt Nos y oh sad t.Ie kA'"sf
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
Opyv,Ko op EsGLlsn VELvEr Asp BRUSSELS

OPYvIEo or ENGLISH VELVET AND BRUSSELS
CAaysrISa from the c- br.'ed afac urvv Of
ArpzAsla spsriCus sai-. Rooms No. ~ bo~eiy; "so
av.l Co. Three Ply ssp.r and Fins In ,r@ln Isfpos sAo
Russ Mats usinG Table Gowns, Durses yAras ~ide
on Cloths from 10 ID fee wide s fi.soel,s prizes Al
s,od. ae fuASAileei q iIiBAa Axprai0sa Ne W boWsy
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
fAdy,Iti,cii.n,.l
NM. DEaoRgsr's MIRROR OF FASHIONS

NM. IEdOHESEh MH1'H of T'SH'"NS-
r.. Id. te fsgin Inst-fsns interesting and val
uhs infonAig lon IA every department Of Drs, r h" inter
tahions 1864 also contain. dph - ogb af desirable
fulsixe PATrEHss eculIi.is bcsatiiu oas elegant
S~.vr, double rross.a Waist, and tilrus fA.rns
fvery LADY .ho.s Tie 'Pl"nad winscs lunibs Ready
huN. u
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

STEAM BUGGY. .-Cousiderahle attention was
attracted By light G,am oaT.nc- On broadway yes''T'
dan morning. Ii has tie aplearASce Of an oFdinar,
bur.y minus be shafts anu the s..lin apparatus was
on lAr rear axle Tgo pesoaa aofo r.4ng IN TIE car
rlase. which ot~. Gpictv and -mos;hly. II !s bo'.
:on notion. MANUFACTURED ~ Roper Austin ana the
driver toondnctof y Informed reporter that the en-
ginc Is Of two lore powsrilai N. caifiaso "oid
81 o. any grade End .ha, bod of co-l would run II ~
nile Uei- ,csroa- oi matching against nay iIoitinr
hor,e n the world for siooc This aoTel'y Was rolling
along towards Central Park when or, reporter cncoun'
tsycd IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
NEw-Y0RK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY NOVEMBER &. 1853
Rosndsma. Fitzgerald had . very

ferled to tho Garth RosAdsmas Fitzgerald had very
narrow escape. pistolbal passed through hts right
car grazing Lis hcad The injured men were attended
by Dr, Jackson, ana an doing well. The prisoners
gave their names az Geo. Sampson Thomas Lyons. John
Shannon. Matthew Mccain. John Read, james Riley
and James Brady. They committed on tho charge
of melting riot.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

GGgis-rxH ALsssAc. .
eun-Eg.a 6S s~:s............ 40 hccp -R,sa eso
wtrEF rms pAt
Sandy Uook MON Gov. sl>ad... So-Hel Gate. <'I
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fAlvsrti,sul,rsl

UsEFUI, Economical, and Graceful Invention
-Mrx px soRxsrs ixPTE,sL DnEs tLgvAson Pn.o ~
o~uts. Ls!.o. vii nsa It inai.pel sable.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
(Adv0tisaneut.

lLLUSlON WIGS AND IOUPEE6.-J0pOnlca OF
the so.iee Hyepue for restnrns and b. autypg the HAN
General Depot u L. bAs1rF, No. 3a5 Brosdwsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
An ApprAI IN BEHALF OF TnR EEw-YoRx

An ApPEAL IN BEHALF OF TnR HEw-YoRx
NAanAlxx eocrrr.-Thh Association. designed for
the special bssc6t Of ycuthfal female wandererH has
been In s,btenos morn ,An quarter Of century Is
efficiency and usefulnesa Under The direction Of ladies'
Of different evangelical dsnou,inAtofs have been stead
y Advancing " tho present time. Restoration to en-
dearsd relatives employment In repcta5s fAnilies ~
spcsble Atru onlal alliances and soul conversions 70
ol arc tic ohcrBg rosas u the abVrs Of ths cocie
u. Tho Asylum on Hrhy eighth street. oetwcen
FOURTH ani fiiIL avenues. Is refuge for every Peni
tent Youthful applicant to the cricnt Of the pecuhmry
ues Is n4rri,ed bv b~neyoiert ard Christian oonimu
Ity AT tic prcs~pt time The Society indebted ioI
the currclt eIp.uf~s ~ the inma:"s. the number OF
whom l. almost daily Increasing. to the amount OF sew
era hundred dolsgs Shall We sast our doSIs against
iLsse vrrichcd applicants. ~ VIII these fo whom an IN
u,ous Providence Las gwen the ability of relieving
hnnan suffering. ard hearts a. ,ympaihiso with the
e.rlns nany II whom ere more sinned against Than
,nnng extend tler aid nai r,p,en!sh our oIhanstr'
treasury bolstons B raons!. c.othing. or ptoFis-
ions n sent 10 Ngs. Ll,. the IreagDfcr No ~ Wcst
Tp .n,y siih street. al! b. gratefully receH ell and
aSkLowlcss.d.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
lAdy-r,ls-Ia~ntl
4 90 f,.u.r AL lin
Nine DgYoEfsrs
fAdveItlse llen'.l

Nmr UEXOEF 5I IInPtI4A DKT.iS T,Lb' AFUI'
,.l,. N .tln no. fully ani Uniformly ~ nount fre ~
onats postpaid receipt O! p.eo no ~ Bros4"a
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

Steamer westcheNs Dsvs Providence, p'dss. VA 70 T.
BynnsT
James Hand.
Steamer florence Philbrtck Philadelphia
BELOW-Bafk Sssah A. NickelA One bark and three
trgs unknown.
Ship India tir from ,u.,n reported ., below b. pilots.
IL an error. The ship Continental meant having
name of India her steIn.
WIND-Supset, w.
Sailed.
Nov a-stesnships-Empirs, North Star
sbps-James X. KeeIer, Jeha, WestwUd Ho, Zephyr,
Victory
Bsrts-vtv,d FeetwinG
Bhe--Anns Marina. ~ .
Schooners-Wm H. Rutsn 8. B. Strong, Sasls harylsnA
Jos. kicxsrson.
Nov +.-Stcarnship- tErh Liverpool
Also sailed, steamshp EssIe.
memOfauda.
BosroX. Nov. A-Schr Haines, Patterson NOM NeW'fon
went sshos the % inst the SPIT In the harbor wbsn
she remains Sbs threw overheard 100 bb cement last night
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

The National Frecdman's Relief Association
has Beaufort & C.. by the steamer Arngo which
sailed yesterday. the following teachers Miss A. u.
0oodhss Niss n. A. Fowler. Mss Kate foo,". Misc
Il A. Buss Nss T. H. Pcck. Ais s. J.. Peek. Miss r.
L otsart Niss L. i. LOreii sLd kiss Z. N. Wood.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

HEBREW BEKEvoLEST sOcIETY.-The new
bading of this charitable association. at tie corner
Third avenue and Ssyont, 'seyenth street, s 10 nau
gurated at o'clock with appropriate ceremonies.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05
Uort-h)aroens' Notife.
STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

- hX Ia CI GALD, h-ND NNA~~ D~~~'
FOR BOSTON,
wORCESTER, PALMER, FiTCHDuR0. NASHUA
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
Tie new and stsuch steainer. u the Norwich line,
CITY or BQSrUa and CITY OF NHWiORk,
leave N.y.yofh dalv sundays ,xceprel Al o'clock o. 10.
from Pier no ~ softn River foot Of Nestryst,
FOR kEVLOSDOS,
there connecting with the seamboe; Express Tan from the
shove poins via Norwich Worcester Boston Worcester.
Wcrcss., Nashua, and NewJondou Northern RsiVud
Of T.. MARTIN. Agent, on the Pier
nIRECT STEAMBOAT LINE FOR HART
~ FORD, connecting with RAilrosd 20 SPAiS0rlELD,
SORTHAMPTOS. BELLOWS FALLS A.ILEBOHp,
SC. Steamer GRANITE STATE ssves Pers sp n p ~,
Monday "Wednesday SID friday. St-snsr CiTf DF bAaT'
FORD ssves Pec.sip at p IN, Tuesday fhufty AID Ss'
arisy
Tie hosts Of this Inc irstclass Sound steamers aSd Gs
con u,snd-d by peter, ard experienced oiheers
Eew.i oi1. May S. is3
L'OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE,v NEW
J. PORT ana FALL kivFtL--The spiausii aDl superior
s,esn~r METhoPOLfS, Cspt. Brown lrsvc. New.iork
sY.ry TUESDAY. THURSDAY, and SATURDAY At =
c.cck p H. and tbs EMPIRE STATE Capt DTayton, pa
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,. and FRIDAY, al o'e,ock p m.
icrl Pier no. Aofth River. .
Hereafter DO roos will be reded secored to srp1-
cant until the SANE hal hsye been Tsid for
Freight Bo~ton frw ded th-cugh with yreat dspstcb
hy all ExYgess r,isbt ilnm. . -
T. LirTC.sIED, Agent, No. 70 broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-05

OLIVER WENDELL HoLMEs.-No name Is moro
familiar tnd doar to ovss Of rare and rsn'A hunor.
both ia vsss and prose. than that Of Oliver Wendell
UolmeA He 10 announced 70 lecture Friday evening
DeIt In Breoklyn 6ahIsct; The woanirg OF Young
America" fertile theme for Lis keen thought and bril-
l1nt rhetoric, and admirably suited 10 ths present
time.