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Accident ON the BaItiusoye nutIFoads
BALTIMORE, September S-lo4O.A. M.-The
train from New York last night ran OF the track
near Perymansyille, and It is reported that hye
persons were killed, and seventeen wounded. The
passengers did not reach here till o'clock This
morning. No particulars Of the accident have
vet been received
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THE UNION OF THE BRITISH NORTH
AMERICAN PROVINCES. A--i NN

CHARLoTIETowS, p. Il. l., Sept. 2.-The Con-
vontion called to effect union between the Ca
madam and other British North American Pro-
vinces is about to assemble here. Delegates are
in attendance from Canada, Nova Scotia, New
Brunswick, and Prince Edwards Island. blood
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

STATE OF Thermometer To-DAY.-Six A. NJ,
68 Noon, s21 One P. NJ, 81. Wind. S. S. r.
e-~>~~N~~>->N0-N~~~~--~~
MARKET PRIcEs.-This morning the Following
were the prices of articles sold in our markets
There has been but little variation since last
- 4, .I,o ,,r;caa ~ the articles quoted -
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Special 20 The Evening Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, September 3.-The star says
The following despatch was received at the War
Department last night
The enemy arc on the move down the valley,
falling back towards Winchester.
Averill attacked and drove Vaughn's Rebel
Cavalry Division from some point north Of
Bunker Hill to within six miles Of Winchester,
when his advance was stopped by the appearance
OF a division of Rebel infantry.
AyeriIl captured twenty wagons, two battle
Gags, number Of prisoners, and herd of
cattle.
General Sheridan moved last night with his
whole army In pursuit.
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Arrival OF Union Prisoners at Annapolis.
.spsefal Despateh 10 the ErenfHg telegraph.
ANNAPoLIs, September 3.-Four hundred
wounded men, with twenty-five officers and ten
surgeons, have just arrived by boat from Rich
mond. They are in needy condition. The
United States Christian Commission has made
arrangements for their immediate relief.
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Arrival OF the "KaHgarOO."
NEW York, September 3.-The kangaroo has
arrived from Liverpool. Her adyiees are anti
cipaIed.
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Quotations Of the principal Coal and Coal OH

The following are the receipts OF Flou ,o hh1S JS
Grain at this port to-day Flour, tstv nats'
Wheat, 1900 bushels; Corn, 1000 buSneiSi OA''s
5000 bushels. ..-.c..,Ou.s
~Tbe following are the receipts Of Coal on ns
this port to-day Crude, 400 oDiS'i "oni'u' GAO
bbls. ar..r rr
The condition of the pSnEs Sion u e S sxSBed
soIIoing table, which gives the aggregates
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SHERIDAN'S ARMY.
s,,rO~o>oNo~ooo,>~-~~->''-~S~
RETREAT OF THE REBELS.
-~-,~>o~-|~~~oo~~~~~-~>~~~~~~~
General Averill Wins a Victory.
s~->~~s~-~~-,~,~~y-~~-------~y-
IMPORTANT CAPTURE MADE.
e>D.>,o>>>o>>~eJ~>--oe~y~>~7~
Our Whole Army Pursuing the
Enemy.
IMPORTANT CAPTURE MADE.
HIS REAR-GUARD AT
wINCHESTER.
snec,aI 10 The Evening Telegraph.

Etc.. Etc.. Etc.. Etc.. EtO.
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Doings of General A. j. Smith
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QuOtatiOns OF Gold Rt INC FhIIHuoIphIa UOIu
Exchange, No. "a s. Third street, second story =
% A. M.,......"N4 u M.:'''.''.."'Ai3
II A. M...,..,...2374 l p. M........... .244
Market 1uctuating.
De HAVEN & BRO, No. 20 s. Third street,
quote as follows. - 8 '
American COLD. 242 243
American Silver, as and 4's...... 222 =.
Dimes and Half Dimes. 2l4 s'-
Spanish Quarters ................ Zl4
Penn. Currency. cy.................s dls i'o dis.
New York Exchange. ........s LILO " par.
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MORE FEARS FOR MOBILE.
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MCCLELLAN THE HOPEOF THE SOUTH.
,"We All Want to Hear the News from
Chicago"
POLISH COMMISSION TO RECOGNIZE
THE CONFEDERACY.
WAR NEWS.

Etc, Etc. Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc, Etc.
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NEWSPAPERS AGAIN DEsPONDENT
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whereabouts of wheeler.
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ANXIETY OF THE REBELS TO
HEAR FROM CHICAGO.
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LETTER FROM CEN. LEE.
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The Movement which Caused
the Fall of Atlanta.
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Vigorous Shelling of Petersburg
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fFrsm ne Richmond Eram0ler, 3lH uH.
\ The only war news received yesterday is con-
tained in the following official despatch from
General Hood. The situation at Atlanta, as iu-
S1icated by him, is the same as described at length
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Movements OF Ocean steamers.
Passengers sailed

IN n, St,1uivs.9 Sptgo NADIA. fot Neg O5,sant;-
Sa,h App sion, j. " Curtis, WIN Bailey Z. G. Biliiins.
Joseph bcuseh NJ Reeve jr., = o. Noble IT, T. Biodgei
Ppir-e Mr. Deynoodt : J. Moss VI e. Reed wife 'nd Ter
yani, A. p Nolre and WI. Mr.. Wrgh Madame ouYileI
Chl-. Cavalier Mrs Y. sullivan three Children end ser
Alfred Dung. biis W nsht, H. Napi. III DuPa'ru
Pere Pouiz M.s ril. Nr. loiges Miss lte1s1o stis
Ieuny Elgcs Mr.. Graham hrs. T. Gdfen end maf Mi.'
NJ NiusworL VIM T. Newton. Charles Newton. John '
lai.lon solonon Ro.iruheid Leopod fcrenheae r. o.
,lsura Charles Brands H. Iiifch n schuai, hrf L. r
Berk,yith Mr.. M,ry Dalton. br Caldwell r. Sargent h.
a. shannon g. " Bolster, Rev. A. Belcore T. u Fcfce
AZ. Catherine Funter snd son T. y. Riuto.p ~, frank H.
Potter Hosce Daniel. ChaIle. X Maruhon Mn Mary A.
Eur BENJAMIN Thornton John b. simmons, Oror-r Duhy
NJ, Ai,'s-ar.I Beei Borl.on Fdrard slnuei. Mr. A. T.
Cl-qo Heb.rf s,d wife Mrs John r Bingham. Nrs. a.
ycr,~. Iom Diee snd wife J. Doyle wife and two children
lew Iur,e, r. Metal. Henry ~. Gleason Robert &.
unti, rtot VIM Corni. Alrs Lewis P Gleason, Arnold
4 n PecI Wilson v Rlchsrdslu, \. y. W.n,teld.
IN .f,6n.Lie DONE Cr0n,-ei jgr Ncr O,iaini-Airs
Glenn and children Mr AID Mr. L. J. fiaTri. Ms Roy
ce,rin, NJ V,rc, ana child Mr.. Jennie ChaHb-raiu
.'r. 90, y. Trim Mr.. A. Williams. bliss Alice Moore
y pad Nr. Jo'epn Grst VIZ, n9aSfe' Ms, a. i,,
oui. EIAew A. n. Gfs~od ". Niceni, Geo Hodges h.
surg. y O. Apea g. - I. By5oe, ana i''l' - 15h
4 5 / ~ Cr1ran Mr bcf .er g. H. Morrison lady aud
pr-,isiei .nd VII Geo T,yor Frederick b. Hen rc
Nlr. Zbeuten NJ. Philip. snd daughter. Erasus Anthony
BROOKS Ja'. Gesuou. Dir sud Nh Ihas r. SINE 4. D.
q .,ea.ha Es,a,y Sl, IGN N,.s. ,as.-Co. IaorGe
co., a " amor. Co. Wsrai4iA Cat j. r Iho.a' -, "
ii9g,. IS b. Montgomery l. G. bsuquisfa H. siwirts
Wr. g. Pcirl.is' Ms y. Pcd.lt, NJ. slrge.t Mi.s -
N-r.hend Nr snd Mr. = o. t'r.aln and SON. - lflYn ~
F.fr,i, Iro Doyyd L. BukoRl'z O. Larne. birs sc'cti
lag md children r. Augustus {. Burke /. Manfron MI
Oxford NJ and Mrs ". IS. i meI MTs; 4 A. shspis{ {
NIrneutr n. ". Boardmau, II : swin j. Naiah'i' Isaac
lLals.l aud T. IA STORAGE.
ana sister Size. Daniel Ifipp ed c.l Mr Mlei 81 Ken
aeiv john. J. cote Iiert somcrei Lirat. 6rant e. W
liefarflon j G. White WIN a. Conner, Joseph &. SUN
van Nr. H. J. Morton . children sui servant. Mrs a. A.
'o,.dsr aud rLdgcr Mrs $ A. Iliuan. a. steeneken
~. "A Ia 4 Iavs ! r.sGu
nd child j. brush. H. Baldwin, John 1Aous', Mfs Wood
rl4. aud 9th iu sterrase.
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SHIPPING sNTELLIGENCR.
Poar OF Observation-Disclosures o.

Cleared.
se.nii p Corsica ,Br) h. Afetnrer lavara 'ri Nasir
,tclal.lg Celia ,8rl, Billings, London, no~.aul Ap.a
wall
selmsl p snwo Nada. Jayne New.Oreau' J. 4. Rayuor
S 4u.sAl Louis iu- BIB O4eslu, Liverpool " .l.-ls
g. rion.
Sienii.iip Glasgow tBrl. Hul liverpool j. Dale.
Steamer Martha stevens Chance, b-.amor-
Steamer ,. {. knight Gall chez. Pmatrl lt1 j. j. Iay
lrr A 60.
s.esur. 6enrr Cromwell N.i Ner. 'lr .trt
Ship Ansr-aa l's', ufquAai', London Il IT, Morgan
E.-k Goethe tP5-.1 D.cez Oporto Honiloe ns-he-
Bas. CampAnelo lbrl Daring rio Jaaero. Pendelfas'
Bsrf Eftibc.h j,akin. (Brl Be's-r Antwerp. w. F.
Seh nnlt
B.r Na.hh-teu Butcher apc., Elrvi. Er.ti ,Sou1Co
Hnf ifoar lDn.l. Tne N.o J4ne.rc Fnnch' MeilcAe s
Bfrp .rss,n Bob F.iz..nl. s,.l. Mirr Ii.asiton.
brig Dolphin lbT DAVIS, iII5o. Grace, 'r 3lOsecus
nfil sitiss brown philadelphia = tn bat & Co.
Isrta IT, a. Emery, Ion. Bose Nil.-r I,ls
s.Ir Arson, N.ld. Baltimore, =. %. l.cr.
shr W % PIE. lone. SANDY tlii Ma a. G.. Havens
srhs America, heyuo.l bI and Prov Idrt. s.nruny
-cls frilA Herbert tr9"cI, L4.-no.,, bclIts, sult.
scas T,-fi. (B-l Porter Curacao Dcv.e 4 60.
t.l.. lo.us Amrn.a Potter FORTRESS Monroe Bentley
Smith a Co.
soop Exchange Decker YorA River. J.. J.. Cambo.
-ioop tasIl. Ilniu. lur. River. =. J. Gamble.
soop Emblem Whitman. ork River 3. .. inlleL
Sloop r. Robinson Bates, ORR River /. J. iilbe.L
sloJp V. II. Metra, Miner ORR Raves, \. j. Nambe..
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w-cuioranin.

The Mcclellan report. 2'th u., Souhws.t Pa, bar,
piti steamship taawui bound Bee - ines, on ryns Pan
slo. sa L. s. -nl13-t chasing and tas AZ large Daos
steamer WITH two smoke stacks, AID burning son c9l ana
gaining on .er rAr'ay
Tle Annie reports. Experienced heavy weather. srl' sais
L. 3i On Hafieras rur'fy OF lumber airf not
lo IN ,he wltcr Lee schooner tums Anderson os New
ora in laNs.
The FrinA reports: 80 inst. Of Chucotea-ue was snoken
by H. $. bcrud. ,IIi-ius lass bod coulii iaoa
VI ry gla t rItiTe pas sei os, rdieT i'fe'a, fore
sf.ys.lI and hyil- b.
On Mr1iuuck ieror,s: on the 29,l IN the river p2ssed
fs On ding ~ fntta w
sandy hey, pass ship Narslgin 80. bound w.
Iue tclbiair reports; DC. D. lat u H. ton - ~ tel M
with hlTs Illinois Capt. NorlrI from Philadelphia or loIt
Royal. sinking ul0u hsyns = ieei water 10 t1o hold
ro1A om he lc captain and cew -4 Drought q IN 20 thus
port Tie Illinois lct III -lelphA Oct ~ aud 4 a nqfh-
west ec on the gI srnus elk 3fh Inst, 2n miles 5. 5 =.
f,n Ah.eror s,u schooner waieroggci and a1antoned,
.sir. lov Ass "a al uut-d hns, ana tie plotboa Mary
A. " ihsuIs No IL board ner. -
The Mrabau reports Posed Cave Good Hope aug lS.b
crossed M egla.o .n Atlantic oegi. ltth In on q 80 ".
w. bud heavy es. ald souiwct -s from s - ~ Jlst
MI a. uit 20 mites West OF Nltgcke. shoals, what
,y.s .lnposrd 10 be . vessel on ire.
r Ngreta rrrofs: st usi at p 30 Ion. = 80 u.
s1p ~ Lawrrtee cruising; al well Sailed IN company
with brg John Griffin for New lork, and bns Selma iot
one, Hole Tor orders. Leit brs L. NJ AelIht ior new
Aor ~ dsys
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Arrived. SUNDAY. Nov. 6.

Steamship America (Brern) wr,ses Bremen aud South
aupton 2Gti rndse aud si9 pss'., Oeirirhs Co
se1m.i ~ Ariel Russell. kew-Ogeans Oct "th at a. m
pass. aud nidse., ID. Il. Al Gu n.
hour. p IN ballast all to US &. S q N
L. s steam transpor. General Lyon Ward Fortress Monroe
L. transport uuitod States Spare Fortress Monrce
g. s. transport Constitution Gresman Fortress Mon
T. s steam transport Dudley Buck, Merrman Fortress
L. s. steam tran,porf frances - with battery Of srtil
berry. The officer m command would not .y. any
TO where she from nor allow TIE captain OF Ae 'es'
Slip Thoesa Robinson Shield, Sept st and % days from
the Lini Ends coal Thomas Durham Has had heavy wes-
Slip City Of Brook yn Cousins Liverpool 9th ult mdse.
Shin C1roine Ne.mh Cotter Shields 50 days mdse Nes-
Slip Prosr-,, Woodward Liverpool sth ut rnd'e and
Ship Martaban Of 0reenock Hepburn, Bombay l2s days.
81. Bes.e stsnton oi rondon scobe, shsnenae June
Id te,s AID sik. 90 0ri. Passed Cape Good Hope sept
M ~ lecn sept 1874 crossed the equator N e AHsn,Ie
>rpt gOsh gu - - ". have had heavy weather on me
B.,k Ceib lre Orr. lie Bo1ee, Marsee. c. days mde
BIG Ni1reA .o' s'oc.ios. c Mel rvHds''n 0'i'sl'' "
hns Poin5stt Means AeHuurs for Boston: 80
BrS OTTO lDlll PeieT' MonteYdeo - days h's'' ~'''
81. Maids DAM m~nchien Rio Grande. 81 days 'ndss
schr nef Or Godfrey Ragged Island "a diys salt, C.
umlbcrt s.t-. p..,,. odx.
ftht Dind's 'ol N'A1S''' ~ % 4'''-'''' ' ~
scbr Muesya loi Londonderry ~ -. Fletcher san JUAN
Nc 81 dave hides. j. :. NIney CO.
shr Abby BraloII Fuller, Aux Cages n diys 'os"o'd'
chr stephen Duncan Tyler Fortress Monroe "a hours to
ul-.ter
scir Fen lor Ess.sl Heath Rrs'ern, Island llth ult.
rnroaiuts Gc ia Douglas. sailed company Win sohf
Robert Anderson fos Bee" Orleans.
srhr J.. = Dayis. hesnp0n Georgetown, cos
Sclr L. ShedIeu. tgglgrt, Georgetown, Goa.
Scir. J.. S.ai-. Olay, Georgetown, coaL
SIR r. Nicket,on Anderson, Georgetown, coal Doiinef.
Potter s Go.
~chr Mlri Hs1 S-hofrld Baltimore GOA.
~chr. }. p. tlrlsnd. Li.romb, Baltimore. cod.
schr. !. b. spoflrd. y nike .rlinia, " BOD
schr. ankee Dood g, aonr0e Virginia. wood
Sch. Americas VI Alters, Norfolk. L. ballast
scil J. Gro. k.orl jones Fortress Monroe in ballast
schl d. " Llllers. Chase Fortress Monroe, IN ballast
sch- ~ y a1 N1fe Nan Name Washington.
Sc.r 4. n R,wlsnd Newton. Fortress Monroe d.nagea
rv- o.. g NJ.
Schr Magellan Crartner. Fortress Monroe. wood
-cAr. Juil FlarA IN. al Name, Baltimore, coAA
NlND-At Suuse, :
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one candidate. 'Elijah Ward. Democrat FL Noi
ton Constitutional Union -. ,-,
Democrat, 6ai2: Blunt Stump Union, 9o6. Demo
cratic plurality, 9, 03 .,,,c,,
49, SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Tho ,I,b and I'm Wards OF the City Of Nev-York.
CASDDATIs-William Boardman, Union John w.
Chaner, Democrat -. ~.
yOTE in ls62.--Burr. Union s.s3i 'ChanleE' D'"o'
crat 1926 Democratic majority. Z, 3S9
EIGHTH DISTRICT
The 18th goth and 2lst Wards OF the City OF New
York. nh.
CAsDrpATEs William T. Dodge Union Thomas
J. Barr. Democrat; james Brooks. Stump'Demo
crat. ~.
crat gG2J. Democratic majority. 1865.
NINTH DISTRICT.
The 10th, 10Th, and 2-d Wards Of the CITY oil Nc"
York -,
CANDDArEs. William A. Darling. Union; 'Ans0 9
Uerrick Democrat; Fernando Wood, Dem; Alex. IL
Rcayy Anti.WoOd Mozart. ~. 4,
VorF IN ls62-Murphy Union i0Sji 'Heuick
Democrat, s,a23. Democratic majority. J'2j'.
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Big Florence (of wsl.on n S. Rsbert. Ess, Haber r
l.. % days. sst. q. y. Pension.
Brig Hathaway. Townsend PORT RoJd days in bslik4
Bns Drsroon L,comb s.o,o Iu,.. day.. 4. ballast. 10 o.
s. q Has had heavy n and n. r. gales on the psss.ss
Brig Futile Han Phaer Mrssosns 9Th u, loswood &c.
Brig Gentle Annie lof wpd,or. N s.). Pitts. wind.ors
day. plaster RDeon 2sth us, In es'ssry sas i's
Brig Model oi Boon Ha,kin, Sc Marc Hsy,i % day..
logwood r. Murray. Experienced heavy head Winds spin
Big Iabos.os (Br.z De Cunho Pensbuco 81 days, cot
ton. Se H. H. ssia Co. From lat 30, lou. 20, expert
Brig II Councs Cox Banzor Is days, bound to Ph.is
pa pat into tn. port Tor hsr0or having lost pa't Of deoS
schr Annie Cof Nassau n Pr Dixon. St Martins 81 days
sehi Maria Jane Iof St. Andrews n b. Parritt Ponce r
R. % days coffee and cotton surges Co Has had
heavy W NV gale. the entire passage lost and split sails
Scar Stephen Hotchktss (of New.H,venl Hlnoct New
Orleans % day. mdse n II Brigham Has had heavy ~es-
schr Governor Arnold. Perry Gossin n. s., .pnr' Jed
schr rink (Br) Fr1nger MstsmOrs., IS dy. cotton aud
hides n J. & G. A. DrWo.t
Schr Revere of Turk, Isand Burger Curacao a days,
brazie,ts GOD Johu Lewis Co. Hss erpsenced heavy
weather lot iore.ii sud received considerable damas
| Schr. Jason. Sprsgue Boston. m bllss'.
| Schr Pearl lin, Boston lor Piiade phil
schr Heroine cR,npin' Phiisdclphil ior Boston
scSr G l. Vanderv,ot Baker Boston for Philadelphia
sohE Iulio. Coffin Aschas, days lnmbrr + Talbot
scLr Layinia Jane Kstchun, Rondont for Boston
Schr. a. Crandal, Brewer, Rondou for Providence.
Scir. Duroc sion Rondout for Boston.
SclF. Henry Clay Handy, Enabethpoft Tor Provdence
Sclr. q III Hotchki,s -, EOcklant, lime
so Aurora, Sawyer - John y. b.. days srars Holy
ose a Murray.
Seir Pearl tBr) Gseve wolfvile, n s., days pot'toes
d. H. DcNO.
S,ir. Euene NcLain Bucklin Rocksnd for Washington
schr H. Prescott, Hopkins Portland, days, heading az
dell Co
schr Tropc Bird (Br) MoDoug, ST. John, n. b. u dys,
lnihs +. |. Scvius Son. -
S~ir Maanzss Hamilton Bangor DAYS lumber T"rbaIi
{ Mcl.lin.
schr. Elizabeth -, Bath, hsy-fOr Washington.
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Arrived.

Steamship Evening star. bell New Orleans 2eih u and
Havana isf Iui iHdse ana pass. in.a a. 4'ANnoi.
steamship Baltimore, Lewis, WASHINGTON mast. and pas
James Hlnd.
steamship Mcclellan a. 81, Coffin New Orleans to U. s
ON.
j. Taylor 4 Go.
t. s. steam irauspor, Meumack. Sampson New Orle Al,
10Th nlt IN ballast 10 l.. ). A.-O.-M
L. j. transport General Mel, Watson. City Point sud
Fortress Monroe so troops Of the it U. ;. Infantry, to u
A.-Q. .M.
t. 4 steam transport Admiral Dupont. Pepper City Point
20 hour, 30 OF the lth D. = Infantry 10 u. = @
a. T. transport Thames, Arcy, City Poia - hours
l3n men Sih 4. = Infantry. to L. :. ON.
Bure Ocean Eagle toi Nasssu Packard sasua IL dy''sA
Mrtcalf Duncan. 60,
Bah Annie T.. Sherwood to Cacr,,a Smith cacgtia 100
days, de Harbeck Hasey. Has hren a. days ~ OF the
cry sale-. a..
hsrk ksw.BransweA HaDgood Cardd seDL lsa. coal t"
mast
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Sen, 22d la 3. lon y 30 ship Arabia boull :.
SEPT 2Nh ht , lon 81 90 ". ship Moltnorrcy
ls iust. lf - l1u 90 hr American Union steering s
90 inst. let. 81 3d. lon. ~ 90 steamer Gettysburg.
3i lsL. st. 81 3D. lon. - 10 schooner Sui sOlisa
2tl u.., ia.. il $50 ION. - - slip Ac0lsllut
3t. ul... stc.rI.' Up q ana bound g.
% uft. lf. q. .H 81. - g. sfeams- Iuno. bound r.
5tl inst, 'D 80 Ion. q, -. big Marine, bound y.
pa ust at M lo1 i schooner Daddy bradford .1ai Aux
G .ycs 10y New YorA. - SIS ont
"a inst at 81 p ton 7i25 big John Hathaway hence ror
Porto Rico.
9Th ut. ia,. es 90. Ion. 20 90 schooner tsr,.
jJ ui.. To-. - H. lon. y go steamer K. H. Cuyerc missing
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Nr>vyopK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY NOVEMBER T. 1864.

To Albany, Cozzenss Hotel Dock. Yves, Point
kcwburah, Poughkespsie, Khnebeck, Cstskill,
and Iiudson by steamers DanfDrew and Z. Nib'
bard leaving De.br0ssest. landing at Dths al
To Baltimore. BY the ksw-Jer.ey X. L., foo, OF
Courtiandtst st., 9 aud 10 q. H., a p w. anu IL a.
midnight Sunday. 10
To Boston, by New London line, Pier 81 X,
and stonington line, Pier 10 IN X. daiiy 'ounnsy a.
To Boston. by New. Haven X. r., via Springfield:
2'th.st and 4th.av. ...............ba N ana o'v
To Boston. by Now Haven X. r., 9Th st. and 4th-
av.. VIA ShOrs Line, III and p. sunday. o'V
To Buffalo and the West. by Erie Railroad 100, a
ofChanbefss ....... ......T sud ID g. III. ana oV
To Bridgeport by steamer Bridgeport, irom fecA .,
To Greenpori Isp Fire sland, and other resorts on
Long Island, by l.. !. Railroad, from james Jig
aud foot OF Jtl-s r.. K............ % b. IN. sn0 d.
To Long Branch. by Rs'itan and Delaware Bay
f. r. via steamer Jesse Hoyt. foot Of Murray
Il daily at...............il and II a. m. and ~
10 New -nlyen Hartford, and sprngheld-Steam.
ers leave Peck Slip nt. ......' ...........t ana Al
To New Haven, 10y the New haven h.a. 2ith-st
and 4i-ay. Al g. III s. III. ~. 3, $3.50, 81. sud 300
To Cornwau. est Point Eewbur1h. Poughkeepsle
snd Roudout by steamer Mary Powell leaves Jay
To the West bv Peuusylvauia Central hiiread
pier \. H.. o. ~. and p. sunday ttain.. 40
To the West By Centra Railroad Of h.~-Jersey,
pier J. r., a. u. u 10. 5nd 200 p IN SIM
d8y tram. .''''' '''
10 Pliaie'phil by New-lersey HriirOsd, foot o.
Cortland e.. and 10 B. NJ, u ui., and p NJ
AID y midnight. Sud,y....................... OF
To Wa.hin.t0u by New-iersey A. r.. foot o.
Courtlsndt-,t.. . and 10 ia, u y. ni., aud u
midnight. Sudly.. .-...................-..... '
For further int l-uiat GA IN rc-lrt 20 Eliroif Tune
zee alyerfiseneuts Ia smother PAT 81 this pepper
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])ori- Warocns Notice.

STATE OF Nrv-N YORK.
PoRr-N ARpESs ORYICR, No lOt NItN
NOTICE il hereby given, in accordance Win
~ section Of the passed April H. 1885,. entitled A
Act to Rcorsani,- tine Wara'ns once o ihe Ioo u
York 70 ali person. Interested in having charge Of hs
subj Get matter OF such inquiry examination OF sarVey .uN
the ooS. vessels under animation oy tue ror
W,,a~. rB1 hat the aid surveys or examinations will be
compct. within days ncxt .acceedn. On" notice on
board .sit vrsseis
Ship Be- amin Adams. - n. a,
NINrHORsk IOs.fhINo. President
j. Aua's EIzaRIaAS Secregarr
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Noy I-~elinersi,rygl osA. Glasgow Louisiana Celia
Ci.y OF Cox. Grptse Cromwell NEwc Nsla.
sIlps--arl Sc-prrt, "a. I.a.t a.
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BIN. Ridley, Il. + Co.har'.. Boso'l, \ ;. Peck
Dolphin. -
Patron 4 lor So NJ N.vhee x. Nolson. }. t. Ray. X N
Saldo... Anon Pear. &. l.. NGndeIy9on Princess hs
"a Jlr Jar Cnncs A. stei.0u, T.. L. COX, Franklin
lronc su.tn ; G. Llddn T.. p Barnes. Francis y No
dine John >. Ice, s. b. Blegi Mi -nge isi9i, a IL
irl stt rltulu r. Mason. pri- u lam, Bergen, >
T,r..1,d Union Fiylway Nc.t, Brieli j. Hawkiey, j.
Cipil H. W. Gelscy NewHeycu CoHi'!iu' b. Coos' T.
L Siupsol.
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T. : m TRANSPORT City Bath Bates hence ~ inst. 10
%, . Pom Ps,.' isvins o. Tire following mo!pIr
rr.i vocu. .a- nom r 20 : F.. sPgsa Considerable wa
tex .nd damn ed some OF the stores
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roIsusrC ~.

BAH .hov jig r. Arsaudre s. sons signal Is ashore
Rosinsr = Oli and hls b. 'srd.
schooner Mor i4oin thu ,y bound D. went ashore the
rccas .lr lower end Of hAe6we4s Island yeseIdy and
nlei.
4ie beaufort tepor Cns -choonrr Ispo the 5t inst,
o Barucsl' disuls'el "t sp1ra ani -sl- alouz SADIE
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with awe Saints and patriots. from their home IN the
skies look down with delight, and WHHhGros, VINO
sci free lis own slaves eXus that the Republic wnch
re7eret hin as Father has followed his example
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OpiE DAY AND EyENiSG.--For Toe conve-
uer.o of citizens and stureer Mrfers towLeR WELLS
lnl'naas.,, an Publisher viii naAe ozfHinai'n. and
eye l written cAlrl diy aHd ovena, az no %, Broadway
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NfsfATCRE ALMANAC.
Id r.es...C:H Sgu sets.......4 - Moon seis.ll 90
HGu WATER InH DAY.
ilnf- Hook. % Coz. lfni... 100 Hell 0A-'... 20
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Trnyelrr-' Guide.

To Albany, by Tludson r. r., O. wsT-n,t. G.;D
g. d.. II NJ. 3;y0 >. 3D. 1880 .. n. Sunday tram
from sjn D. NJ
To Albany By Harlem X. H., zbtl,st til-ay, 10
IA and ..................-.- . IN
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pmmln>lip. Bookkeeping. &c, a. GOLD
srrrns ysrfrrrf Ho go Brlsdwsy. J. ao bod 1870 New
prp. received FL. ,rv Time. Private itue,.on origsR p.
CoLrsur 49, P4u.lplL