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lYNA H6ans 5000 frel.n

500 SNr DeIonDeren ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Gintpanberer unb 0feiIeube iolten ie9r Uorft@tis ieiH
ebe fe ibre 8iIette taufen unb ioIten ~bieielben MIR in
benz 8ure6u bes uHter5eiGneten onseifelten @genteu
taufel. sJi ,HtDiiJ9fnfIfQ JJid5!i11g.uEI9E 80 1gs.
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oBne S@wieriBteit 8inettS fir 6ieIe Qinis teri9affen ron
men, inbenL Der Gseut Der rDentT4eh @eieaf4aft" bei
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nirb. -.ou. yc,asoaq5 sL;;,7 sC 6,t tse4 Hr
Gns tpetters N~astnaft Hnby &atS ertseit unentselblis
49, l+0'"'' -N@5.g 3. $sE!1eCrGnbt. ~
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-30
BOARD AND ROOMS.

A SMALL ATTIC ROOM, FURNISHED,
Ato let to gentleman, With or without board, in
SIN private family, 20 West 18th =. IL
- cLancs can lie accommodated with sod hoard At
Allen At. Ala
ROARp-A FEW RESPECTABLE YOUNG
LINEN can 10 accommodated with board, In ANAL
private iamiy. Apply at 70 Msdi.on st, for days.99
ONE OR TWO FURNISHED ROOMS TO
~ single gentlemen can he had reasonable by sp-
plying At Delaney 81. near Bouery. One room
suitable for two Is
TO RENT-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS,
L suitabl. for housekeeping. None but those thai
can produce sool reference Apply 1913 Varick st.
WANTED--A FEW CHILDREN TO
w board where they viii have the comforts OF a
home. Arply ll6 sands a., Brooklyn. go
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Clans IN shs wsSsrr Of ne etses. III padntS0
wss srrsasd By the 0eYf6 Of Nonnoush County.
n. J., while hshne for Clans In Tie ve1srs o.
Harlan Bay. The Court below gave BIN g 500
damages and The defendants spTcsich. Tne s.ases
Of New York and New Jersey were Represented oy
their respective Attorney Generals.
PoLros isrxlLIesscs -Bo,os,y keveAnnfs A.
yestsd. Yesterday LEOPOLD Dawson and Isasc L.
Grismor, Il No. I Bowcry. were srrcsscd yesterday
by officers Tilley and Ksllshcr' Of he rhird Pre-
cine,, "a persons who had received stolen goods
They ssy tbss they purchased the goods In god
faith. The store from which the good were stolen
WAS that Of kessrs woolf& Reuse, No. 81 wsr
rem street
Robbery at the Harlem RAILROAD Depot-Ars
Ernestine Itncrs Of No. lo6 Grand stroe', ~s'
fobtnd q. the Twenty xth street depot Of slso BY
young person, ~ charged who givcs hc name
cf Thomas Rogers TIE accused was committed.
The Iyrtng and se1mmeI ShDtin1. Florence
scanroe, Who sho, J,tnee Irving. : the porter
house on corner Of 25d street and Second avenue
was arrested yesterday.
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BROOKLYN.

ASsrvEnsAnr OF THE BEooKLYS INDUS
TRIAL SonooLs-The Eleventh Anniversary Of the
BROOKLYN industrial School Association and Home
for Destitute Children vas celebrated last evening
and Monday evening, n the Academy OF Music
The assembly room WAS finely ornanen'cd win
Gags and eversreenA aud a stage was erected on
tho Montague strc~t side for the accommodation OF
the children under the care Of tic Association
Tables allied with q variety Of useful and orna-
mental articles were drposcd % on the remaining
three sides u tho room, aud were well pstron'sed
by the thrcng IN attendance. The child
rem were all neatly sttred and sang q number Of
songs and hymns ut Inter vals. They Numbered
about $50. There are three ST coils. Tie hrss 10
sslled the "uouls," situate on Baltic street near
FlAtbush avenue, and Nos. and 2. In the Home,
childtcn from infancy taken and cared Tor until
ten and eleven years Of age. 1t numbers ninety
eight infants 81 present.. The Other schools ore
condu,'ed with the view Of rcclaning vagabond
children by furnishing .hcrn with dinner each
dsy and clothing for regular attendance. These
schools have now BEEN in successful operation for
eleven years The Home has been in existence for
three years only The building Is very fine one,
and when ercctci was supposed 10 be large enough
fur mary years to come. The rapid Increase Of In
mates. however, made II necessary 70 purchase th,
ndjon ny lots, uron which a wing is 10 be erected
nett spring 1he finances Of the Association
eut time. Every liability has been met 90 far, bu
now they ayp'sl to the charitable public for ma
nris ard, and from evidences since the present an
| niversAry Far opened the appeal will not be II
| vain, The recel pts Monday night were slmos
sl,v00, and last night nearly double shat amour
| was raised.
PAYING TAxEs.-The Brooklyn Collector
Office was crowded yesterday with citizens anxiou
to take their turn In paying taxes property the.
possess To-day 10 the last day. Of grace Ate
that an additional per cent.se viii be imposed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-30

CLEARED.
eHIP-Char'er Oak, Tukey, for Montevideo.
sCHOOSERs-H Middleton, Beaufort; Maria Eli
zabeth, Fortress Monroe; Ellen Louiss, New Haven.
SLOOP-Rhods Island, Wishtman, Bristol Il l.
ARRIVED.
sTEAMsHIPS-Lberty,H Havana; Caroline, Beau
fort; Dudley Buck, NewbeIn. j Rice, Fort. Monroe
sHlPs-Micovah, Newport, Eng; Amer. Conercsa
Cardiff; Ne Plus Ultra Liv'l; Deutschland, Hamburg:
Constellation Liver oo North American, Liverpool;
Thomas Albert, Placenus Bay; Christei, Bremen;
Christians London.
BARKs-Norths ood Mipit,lsn; Rcinhard. Bro
men, Harmon, Messina.
BRIGs-Ideia Port del Padre, Cuba; Milo, sAsua.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Price Beaufort Reno,
Monteeo Bay, Jam; Vicksburg, 81 John, y Il. ChAs
Rol ia Beaufort; Ride st Martins; j Clark. III
Esg aIbor; Napoleon, Virginia N Wins, NiTsi a
D @ Floyd, Bristol Tor Philad; Clara Merlck Lynn
Tor PhiladelphA, Areus, Eizabethport tor Somerset
CLARK, Middle own, Ocean bene, Machias. Nae
sachvselts Connecticut John o LELAND, Cohnseet
public, New Bedford; N K Carlisle. Rhode leland
~ held; spray, Calais Matthev Bird, South Amho,
ior Connecticut; Chss Carroll, Rooklaud; M!chisan
EkubeIhport for Boston; Sarah CLARK. Providence fol
PhiladephiA; N A Lowell, Conncctcut; J. J Scott
Providence; Hannah ", Chatham. j II Bartlett
Dtshton; II Brown, Diehion: Ella MAY, ltoston fol
Deals island Nsios..u-, Ellsworth. Lucy, Passport
Electric Iight, Portland; l. smith, Cheryti cla II
ger, Boston; Laura anctA GeYigetoWn ioi Boston
l.amsrtine, Bsnror; Pencilian, Buckspou.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-30
LIES lIappiest Peried.

Kinssley gives bis evidence on thisdsputed point,
He thus declares -
There isno pleasure that hsve experienced like
a child's midsummer holiday-the time, mean.
when two or three Of US used TO 60 away up the
brook, and take our dinners with us and come
home a, night tired, dirty, happy. srAtched be-
yond recognition, with greasy nose,,sy, three
little trout and one shoe, the other having teen
used for boat TIL u had gone down with all hands
out Of soundnes. Depend upon 10 man never ex
pericnees such pleasure grief after fourteen he
does before unless in some cares, in bis frss love
making when tbe sensation is new 70 him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-30
COAL.

PEST RED ASH AND LEHIGH COAL,
- screened and delivered, I'll per ton: large NUT
80 90. THOe. STOKES, corner sd street and 10Th
avenue. Il9
COKE AT A REDUCED PRlCf-Delverrd
~ immediately ut AZ ID av. ?I9 Av. A, and NJ the
Gv Works 2l-t Of. and Az. 4. ;. T. SiiER-
WOOD. $40
DELIVERING THIS DAY FROM BOATS
~ Good ked Ash stove Coal, at SlU 81 per ton,
Larre Mutt 50 ~. Apply at Sl3 Bosery, III t,eene
40 Is come ~, on pier loot OF Houston Ct, Moth
River, JACOB VEINS. $50
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SEWING MACHINES,

SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE OR TO
- zen, Vince erS Wilson's and si.gei's NJ. 2.
ga jay II, n -ookl n. 10
SEWING MACHINES TO RENT-BOUGHT
~ or exchanged; all kinds repaired; II Rt Glars III
hand machine. always on hanl Tor sale AS Canal st
doors west Of lIu1son u. Wheeler d Wilson's rnd
sineess machines wanted for cash. II
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-30
PUBLICATIONS.
EXCURSIONS.

IJUpSON RIVER RAIL ROAD.-TRAINS
f1frorn Chamber. St Tor Albany and frgy' sn %
al and 10 cor. T. and on sundays Of $40 P. y. from
Scth q, Slseplpg carr On aQP. u EAans w
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-30

T ADIES--HAVE YOU EVER TRIED THE
ABALM OF WHITE LILIES Tor Beautifying and
Preserving the skin II s delightful plepsration,
and be used in inter as well summer. 1t Ie-
inoves piinpes, blocheA tan and all imperfoctions
fon the skin, rendering Il beautifully clea snit and
white nvsling Nature IN her ia, est iorms, We war;
perfectly harmless 70 the most tender skin, Tobe had
at "a South Second st WufAmsburgh. Also It Hoad-
ey's 81 Eighth ave-, New Yosk. Price only 80 cents
peS bottes @
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CLOTHING.
Personal NOTICES.

IOHN GALLAGHER LEFT HIS HOME
the 10th, In the afternoon, from 2yl Fat 18th
IT. not capable OF taking OF himself for the want
OF memory wore when he lett, blue cap, blue coat
and white corduroy pants, aged 6D yeas; looks good
deal older. Any pc that all take the rad John
GALLAGHER 10 his residence will be we'll rewarded for
their troutIe Ia
SIOn REWARD-STRAiED FROM Her
VI w home, - sv &, ELLEN CAGNEf, years
old, liz ht compile .on, red Ggess White trimmings
black sack, hue strAw hat triQmei with white
rhon. ANY returning her 70 said humifr wii re-
ceINe the al ave reward. lhI
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INSTRUCTION.

A BUSINESS EDUCATION, BOOKKEEP-
hns, Writing, Arithmetic, &C., 81 re quarter.
Ladies receive 20 writing et-onr -. ~ Bow ely, n
Y, - ruoa II, Il oOkll Il. ,,os. k.us writes OIL
fAiAf's pan OF instruction Is Ss.e.as;.e anu eSp,-
titious. .IN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-11-30
SAVINGS DANkS.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, CORNER
i Of l4'h 81. and 9Th av. Open daily from to
?. m Wednesdays AMI SATURDAYS from 'oI p. H.
six peTcen inte.e.t allowed. ncpoS.'s mae on or
date. THOMAS ChkIsTY, fIest. X. II. ~ ii,
Sec'y. 40
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LOST AND FOUND.

An OWNER WANTED FOR A STICK OF
"A oak timber, picked up on the 2ith. The
can have i BY paying expenses Inquire 90 skiII,nan
at y. Brooklyn.
A REWARD WILL BE GIVEN FOR Goods
Hs,olen from -, Delaney At, Nov. 2sth inst, CON
lI.a p1r!.h, purple PLAID, WIN sola,n .tipe wi,hs
ises. iessId Of siO viii te syen Tor The reooSery
s. .asse House, Tor sfaSS SessILY is
CITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK BOOK NO.
~ s3l3 lost. The finder will please return II 70 the
Bank. Bovery, corner OF Csnsl ct. AZ
T .OST OR STRAYED FROM LAG WEST
- Goth st, on Aondsv, gsth inst white and yellow
Above number will be amply rewarded. il
T .OST-BANK BOOK NO. 236, 4as, ON
- bower savins.' Bank. The finder viii peSe
seDd II 70 the Bank. 10
T OST on 2sTH INSTANT, 4 BRINDLE
her return TO JAS. DoRAN, 1926 Mot" ct.
T .OST-BANK BOOK NO. 55,e6l, OF THE
AG.esn.ies ssvins'' Bank; Re anter viii Please
T .OST-ON LAST SATURDAY NIGHT, ON
| Any PEI on leay,ne It At RICHARD MooREs, IVA
seventh ave, will receive $40 reward and no gaes-
T OsT, ON MONDAY, NOV. %, IN GOING
Nesey ct OF In an sth av. car. Patent LAYER Silver
| Watch, Pstte son, maker, Liverpool The full value
will b. paid Tor the OF the (as H. fam
| Ny Iclicl at 50 broadway, or z5l Weet Ath At
| WASH ESLER. ll3
| NTOLEN OR STRAYED, NOV. 23D, A
Sback nanny yolt, with little white on her belly
81 reward Will he paid for her return TO 50 Wes
| SSth Il. ~
| = x REWARD-GOAT LOST on THE 2STH
- inst. an old grey goat with long horne, giving
little milk. Tie G Owe reward will be paid TO ans
per,ou returning her 10 WILLIAM McGAHEf, 81.
Mon!oes SS
~ REWhRn-STRAYED OR STOLEN
I " ~ the ID. h Nov, white goat and kids, viii
\ marx on the hesd one O he and one a abe. Tit
alu' le.nId M be paid BY returning them to 10 II,
GILLESPIE poItheast cor lJth Az and l4th II. 20
S1O REwARD-LOST SUNDAY, ABOUT
CIV IL O'Clock, near Hndson and Jay s's., bac
aud tan siut short earr and long tall Had when las
teen rel leathes collar, bound Nth blue and Fan
scratched on the plate. The above reward will be pal
by deliver rims her to KELLY & MARSH, 332 Cana
Il. rs
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-02
OB1TUAR Y.

Iient PrRsKr WALKER ANDERSON was born in January,
1893 rhe son of Co. VIM Anderson, OF Wilmington,
gentleman Of rare social gu sS, auu .d s nnSsr
the State. Lieut. Apde %"n entered ne uIoea
the mos. tavou able auspices Never olr "sct nv the
soii reward parental culture than did his ints
rsptd'v vigor, Fad beauty with which # developer
bud, blossom fruit the seed upon s slrfsce
while his moral ue kept pace, scosi day by dav
some new vir' ue-some new flower OF celestial hue.
He graduated a. Chapel Hill 1857 dividing arst honor
with others and pointed Tutor. While thus cur
ed lie prepared hmse for tho Minis OF rhe Protestant
OUT In the Spring OF 1862 he Joined Company raised in
Orange Ia July the heroic brotb
Gen George B Anderson appointed him STAFF 40
aid, WITH the ranE OF Captain In ths capacity he made
The Maryland campaign and severely wpundsd Ia
battle bis brother mOrtally wounded Tney
both brought eff n the ambulance aud rarely has
vehicle been eighteG brothers dstin-
gusGed for patriotism geus and purity After the death
o, GEN Anderson appointed Leueuant in the Ord
having passed very rigid nation before the
Board He slain in the action OF the 9Th inst
near the Raptdan. former Colonel remarked, few
deys sgO-"there was not man ia Gen. Lees army bet
ter prt pared TO meet deab" Another friend do
believe he ever, Knowingly, did wrong bis actions
controlled by the highest OF homer and
rel gi' prEc ptr"
Deprived of tbs mother when hut eighteen )nths old,
by death he taken 20 the Hsrmteg the Of bis
maternal anotah her, Mr. George BIgynn there af-
lection tasked itself t. supply Ino,her4 place and be
found, as lie ew u msrhor gmened iends nes,
refined society AMI Christina culture
We trust not be inaDproOriae to tender our syn
pates cOudoeoce TO those ~hO pointed "a 70 nn he
Of oHoF and virtue seldom has family been SO
c,ed Ia few snort m nnIhs have bren feed AZ sacri-
hc-s the altar OF their county niH oIB 'ess az"
rest-Gen. G. Anderson Capt q. Johnson 90 10y
Burov nm auo L., W. st1--al c' the hi"h@st
rsde of ntec J. vey il Character and dlSpo
srion. Toe great grandson OF 'he keY"lnophiy
Gen Nash. ADdrsoI DOUBLE 8, eve ~ 10 eai VI
hs cuuury accompanied by peru ielt lne Aei
m, nt 'u0bleSse Obge aid III laying '"n hs 'O 'u
md If h love- sustained by me lhou1h' tn-t Dc VOl
innts,ens on hIs q .aD fc- tor 81 that "borns
whence no travelrr urHS ana "hen 'hs CnIiStAn ~
ireys9ence carry his sword into the prssouce Of 'he
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-02

A NEW POLITICAL MOVEMENT AT THE n NoRTH-Rev.
Matthew Hall smith, the New York correspondent of
the Boston Journal writes thus concerning new pot
ical movement now on foot in that city. 1t will be
seen that the programme is radical by far than
any yet adopted hined at BY Lincoln and his
fanaticsl admirers. Here Mr. Smiths disclosures
Of the matters:
The Germans of New York have been long engaged
in endeavors 10 IOlm union among themselves and
the Germans of the West But the Western men have
been too radical and RENE for ours. But the diff
ereuces have been head end the two parties are now
a solid phalank.
The new combination repudiaes what he calls the
milk a d water policy tie slave QUESTION. 1t has
laid down platform the utter extinction OF saVeryi
denial that The COnsti uton sanctioned II, and
refusal to allow the Uuon 10 be restored or slave
~ ia any to be recognized or allowed IN any part
OF the U ulan. The party repudstes ske the he
uublicans and Democrats, tbelr aIdeTs o'd oSenueS-
it plants its banner on the extreme front OF EadcGam
so that no.hiDg 60 beyond IL. 1t g most sngu-
lar combination. IL is nade up of Germals, VINO
originated it, and who viii stand By banner If
they stand aione Of the Fremont men OF
1856; OF Radicals and of tic War d mocfats.
Oue OF the active and earnest men WIS DJnGas
Democrat and editor. lie bus list Of SO 900
ames who supported that fl en- chei, aad these he
oi Ilgs along. a central committee, cuo has been
tcrmed of which Nc. Gilbert is President, II has
already commenced Its work new paper, as the
organ Of the lazy, is to be Started. IL 10
D. 10 the fuesr ye OF art. Is figure head is 10 The
bands OF the eugruver. he selected significant
-" The NatIonal Pahin6er d"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-02
WILMINGTON, n. c., NAY 26, 1864
In FtYgtTIEa,


IRE lines close up rapidly, and it wonld appear
as though the strugglsIor Richmond was once more tc
be fought out within hearing Of the paop OF that city
and within sight of the spires Of its Churches.
General GRANT has evidently changed his base from
Fredericksburg some point the mouth of tie
Rlapahauuock and Eill iU all probability swing round
80 as tc make it eventually The York River. In this
way he will have il 10 his power to make'a junction
with BUTLER, sbould such be considered neces
sary GsssabIe Il is quite probable that in bis late
rapid m)v-m.n General LEES right be aGtici gated
being abe to react Han2ves JUNCTION IN advance OF
the Confederate Commander, thus Interpreting his
masses b5t@e. cur army and Richmond. Ia this
Eowcvrr he tailed. General LEE had 10 doubt FORE
gae. this movement and provided against it.
The extreme tcnacity Of purpose exhibited by
General GRANT is without parallel in this war;
Poon4", any former commander of which would have
been buck over The Rappaha pnOck long ago Wbeth-
er course on the part Of GRAFT is to be Chased
stubnrnurss or irmuess-wheher it indicates daring
gcutra ship bGd faulty, the event alone prove.
Tie tact is apparent shat he means 10 cose the
by The reduction of r chmond, Or perish in the at
temp. IIe won't 60 back alive without trying every
th,og thai can be tried, and at any cost CT men ard
INTEGRAL even If he hos TO send West fo Nc PIER
s0N--bs right hand man aad great plenner--wth his
c0r!5s. II is said that il was to MCPHERsoNs dispc-
eItiJns tha GRANT was indebted for much OF his sue
at Missionary Ridge. II he thinks it necessary to
send for him to Virginia. he will 70 doubt have him