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THIBTY-EIGHlH CONGRESS.
WAsnINarov. Desembsr

WASHGNGroN, December 10.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Davis lMdJ offered the resolution reported
10y linn on Thursday, an which the House chen
tabled, declaring that Congress has q CDn-ttu-
uoral right to an authoritative voice 10 declaring
ard Ire.crihlnR the foreign poicY Of the Unitc
S'atcsj that It is the duty OF the Executive
Department 10 respect m : Voice, Sc.
Mr. Farnswortn llIl), moved o. lay tho res1-
luton On the table. Disagreed to - yeas 40,
NAYS 13.
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ARMY OF TEE CUMBERLAND.
Bespntch from the War Department 10
Ihc Governor of Onto.

despatch from the War Department To
Ihc Governor Ot ONO.
CoLuWUs Ohio, Saturday, December 49, 1861.
The Governor has received the folio wing dc3-
patch from the Secretary Of War
WAsUINGToN, December II, Q - A. NJ
Governor BIough The great battle baJss the
United Staies forces under MliDr-G 'uer
Thomas, und the Rebel army, under Genera
Hood, rofuTe Na.hvil'e, resulted yesterday in a
great and decisive victory for the Uui IN army,
The Rebel army has been broken ana routed.
A aige portion of It's artillery and great
nun hIr OF pr sOneTs were captured.
This triumph has han achieved with small loss
to our army General Thomas reports th h,t h'9
loss has been very small probably not exceed
ing 3 600, and very few killed.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON, Secretary Of War
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LATEST MARINE ISTELLIGEXCE


BRIG y. H. Barnard, Cr1~ ell Barb dos uder61o o
Brig LoTur a. hupelny, Boston j 4. ia 'ley h Go.
SChr Pilot Brte LcemGn roc birancts ltnn fler& u
stnTS \ Smith, Stuclty boston, IA all A Br'.
SchI Catawauteak IIix Pottsmo IN, NOA q, tdweu&C
srhr c. T.. Raymond (ueN) II ggin BOst Ton, Caltain.
Sghr Sarah & Mary, MOTIFS, Dover. James buuAlt.
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FROM BALTIMORE TODAY.


Special Desrd'ch 20 The EreHily telegraph.
a New JOIn'niSSiou.
BALTIMORE, December ia new order has
been issued by General Wallace, forming a new
Military Commission in this city OF which Gene
raj Alexander Nc Cook, United States Volunteers,
is President; and NJ jor Lord, First Delaware
Cavalry, Judge Advocate. The other members
of the commission are Major Caleb Bates,
Major George NJ. bennett, Captain George +.
Head, Captain +. w. Alexander Captain W. G.
ERertou, Captain J. d. Ayres. Lieutenant Whlrry
and Li,uteuant Cunningham.
Many highly important cases are to be tried
before this commission. For large number OF
rbe accused John Wills, Esquire, is counsel.
General Wallace deserves high creii, Cor selecting
so appropriate and intelligent a commission.
4 New Command.
General Wallace constitutes the counties OF
the Eastern shore OF Maryland, viz Kent, Queen
Anne, Talbot, Caroline Dorchester, Somerset
and Worcester into new command, known
rs the Eastern shore Of Maryland over which
Brrodier General Kenly will have comnani.
His headquarters will be at Salisbury. All &C.
counts from all our armies are highs cheering,
while the Anaconda is squeezing Rebellion to a
sure death
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appears by recent measurement, is four thousand
three hundred and eighty-nine feet high. This is
one hundred and ten feet higher than usually
imposed,
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TO-DAY'S WASHINGTON NEWS.
special Dispatches TO Gyenlug Telegraph.


TT7NI TTUTUTU WVT M
Tax On whisky.
The Ways and Means C1nmr,ae have bson
considering the tax ON whisky tbis m,-niny and
will recommend the House to tx the tl,e for
tax Of two dollars on the l,t Of January, i,,fe,J
Of February, a> in the present law.
Vote Ur CeuSurc.
The House this morning passed a vote Of cen.
sure on the Government for its conduct Of on,
foreign relations.
Rebcls Give mp Savannah.
The latest Richmond :, pers give up Sayauulh.
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The Battles OF Thursday aud Friday
How Hood was OutmRmGuVred a.
EyerN Paint.

Az the details Of the recent great titles near
Nashvil come In, Il is clear that not only WAS
the Rebel General Hood completely ontmanpu-
yrCd, but OuttOught at every portion Of his line.
The position be occupied was one Of his own
choosing, ahsnt two miles In the rear of the first
taken up by him when he appeared before Nash
vile, and 10 which be fell back on learning that
an attack had been 0rdered-it seems, for Tues
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Mov,mcnIs of Cnr1nr.d RcheI GenernIs

BosTOS, December l9.-The Rebel Generals
Marma5uke, Cabell, and Gordon passed through
Boston Yesterday, on their way to Fort Warren.
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MnrI.NIs hN I.eIegrnnm.

Nav YoRK, December l9.-FlOuT has q de-
cluug tenCency; sale, Of 400 barrels ds.l o.
~ cents siAte, - alg9 %; ono, $40 S5G)u; Sou D.
erD, 80 5@lF,0. Wheat 10 very dul no naV 2lD3
cents lower Corn nomoal Beet duIl, ss6g22 for sew
prime meas. Pork lower; OIL Ine,,, s37 8 ugb. Lard
hefvy at2l@2t5c WHISKY dull. 81 per gallon 10 ofcrei
white. S13t is asked.
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To he Editor a. The n. y Tribune.
SIR: In your article Of yesterday on Loyd's
MapyOu states A cory was shown which appearedon
ahasty examination 10 be &C cheap and aecurose
the underscoring is mine-snd what wish to object TO
Is your certifying.
First there lie not an accurate map in existence OF
any State in this Union excepting Massachusetts for
the simple that there have been any accu
rate surveys You may say there maps OF different
qualities but You cannot say with truth, that there's
accurate map Of State in e1istence-exceptng the
named above OF the great difficulties In this
war has been the want Of good maps.
AL that person nghtfuIly say when called upon
TO speak ofone ofour map Ii that tappea well drawn,
engraved plenty printed. and with much information
it, nsuch be the case; but as TO an editors giving
opinion liz accuracy think it improper as hone Of
the body have the time TO examine and compare with
the authority which ii is based besides the knowl-
edge TO pass proper Judgment on map lie strictly
professional
This is written because there IL great ignorance
among the public in relation TO maps the only good
outlines OF coast and that Of the Hudson River are
those .he T. s. Coast Survey and they extend some
eight miles into the interior AL the rest are crude
and imperfect Buffalo for instance, 10 now laid dowD
on the maps two miles west Of ts position, thus
making the State two miee longer In longitude than il
really il. o. W.. B.
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THE BosToy ROBBERY CAsE.-The case Of

lib DOolON pOpobht No'N VI
Mr JOHN H. Manning, Of No. 10 Wallst, who "a
charged with being implicated in the large note ard
bond robbery OF Messrs. Brewster Sweet Co., OF Bos
ton. Mass in Angus. last examined before Justice
Bowling yesterday.
Mr. James B Burgess, bank. mote and specie broker
Of No GO broadway. stated that be was acquainted
with the defendant. On the 18th nit. he received
81 600 $40 Treasury Note; IL was the first on the
list published by Messrs. Brewster, Sweet Co, %
having been stolen from them; this note he received Ia
the regular course OF busiaess from the Teller OF the
East River Bank another Treasury Note mo. los4sl
wss offered to tho witness some days aftsrward by
man strongly resembling the defendant be 10 wen nc.
quainted with The defendant and il positive was NOS
him. -,
Robert Kemp in the employ OF the above witness
stated the person who offered the note closely resenoieo
the defendant tnt was positive II was not bin.
Jane. s Dllmgold, one Of the employees In the store
Of Messrs Smith and Rice, corner Of Canals eno
Broadway stated that he saw and conyersed Win tDs
person W DO offered sl00 10 treasury note In then
establishment and was positive 10 was not the de.
fendsnt although the person who offered the note closet!
resemblcd him.
Maria Finn domestic I'm the defendants family,
-tated th4t on the evening which be charged With
having passed the stolen notes he came home at about
O'Clock and dinner; about two hours offer, having
occasion 70 70 % stairs she saw HIN lying asleep OF
the sofa.
The further hearing in the case was then postponed
until tO-day.
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work further sesrch through the place brought 10
Light number Of handles for these heads. They are
large heavy sticks composed OF the beat Of wood and
measure about sight feet In length In tho house were
found lot Of the fittings ~ Of Hibernan lodge room
The pikes-hesde and handies-were taken possession
of BY the police Mcclure then arrested and taken
to no station where he was carefully locked up for
the night, aud will be tried at the Police Court this
morning. The police are on the track Of some other
persons against whom il lie said there very strong ey
dence.
In connection with this affair, another serious cir.
cnmstance has been brought " light. Some few days
ago person residing In this city proceeded to Buffalo.
and after having purchased large number Of revoyers
Was about returning home when the authorities took
him into custody supposng him to be Of the raid
ers In order TO clear himself he said that the reyoy
ers had been purchased FOR legitimate purpose and to
prove his story teegraphed 70 Sergeant MAJOR Cummins
Of the Toronto police force. What answer Cummins
returned cannot say but whatever was II had the
effect Of berating the person arrested In Buffalo, and
he returned TO Toronto with his revolver The author
tiles here having been informed Of what Sergeant.
Major Cummins had done last evening suspended him
till such time as the affair Is investigated.
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MOLAssES-Prices are steady, and the demand IL
fair saes Of 40 hhds. Porto Rico at Csc TO- and 100
bblr. New Orleans at 81 1901 20 cash.
OILS arc generally quiet but there Is nc essential
PRovIsioNs-Th Pork market has been irregular
today. opening dull and heavy, but closing fFmer
and decidedly more active: for future delivery We
hear Of heavy sales Of New Mess QsticJ) "a arrive In
January and February at $40 80 sellers option the sales
cash and regular way are 10 900 bos at ~ Tor OId
Mess. and $40 o0qs4l 62I for New Mess. closing firm
at Cal 80 Beef rules very firm and continues In demand
sales to arrive in December Of 500 bbs Extra Mess at
sA 3O the transactions on the spot are 400 bbis al
$50 7od $22 for Plain Mesa and 81: s4 COR Extra DO
Terce Beef is freely offered for the future nut there are
no takers. Beef Hams are very firm and more active
sales Of $50 bbs Western (Dosty arrive NJ s2o Cut
Meats are firm for New Cured but dull and heavy for
old stock sales Of 400 pkgs. on private terms Bacon is
in demand and irm sales OF go boxes Long Ribbed at
20c, and 80 boxes Long Clear at 2o.c for December
aud January. Yesterday afternoon 200 boxes Cumber
land Cnt sold TO arrive in January at 9e Lard is dull
and rather heavy sales OF 500 bbs. aud tcs Al 1917
2c. FOR No 2liQ23tc. for Fair 70 Prime Steam, and
2i &c FOL Kettle, with small o.s new al higher Ig
nres
PEIROLEUM-Crude is in moderate request and
easier; sales Of zoo bbls. at 43. @ftc; Refined
dull and heavy sales OF 80 bbs at 12c lor bonded
and s7d esc. for free.
RIGA moderate business is doing at steady rates
sales OF 100 bags Rang0on IN bond at !e AM 100 bags
patna in bond Ht l0c.
SVGARS-Raw continue in very fair demand, and
though nominay unchanged the tendency at the close
in favor " The buyer; sales Of SEQ hhdr al roc .2c
Tor Cuba; 2lc. Tor Porto Rc0i NV pOxes M ahh NJ
llll at q lei $50 boxes d. OF le.d2t.e and 100 bags
PernamhucO abou poe; hear of sales during TIE
past day two of 5000 600 boxes Havana akon by
roners bat fall particulars in regard 70 the movement
rot for tie present made public. Refined are quoted
az poe for Hards.
sEEDS-The inquiry for Clover Seed il light, but
prices steady at zoe. Timothy seed If moderately
actiyo at 81 50dsji Rough Flax Is quiet 1t 50 Joa
IS 90 per bushrl.
SrEARrN-We note sales OF 90 600 lb'. ct &c.
TALIOW-The market IL decidedly moro active
but prices scarcely firm; sales of 2cieO lbs at
Is. a lgc. for Western, and l9d l9!c. for city.
WIISKY-The market opened quito firm but closed
heavy; Gales Of GO bbs al 81 10 for state and . -
q AZ ioI Western. the latter rate for email l0lss
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HmrefnttniS.
ZOO VAN AMBURGH & cos XII
CCC. MAMMOTH MENAGERlT. III i .
sND apFAT MpHfL EXHIBiII0N.

40 Van ,y AMnqR RGsis 4 COS 54l.
N' M % % = h eIiSiSS3 Nov sf't T.
'h' e0I T'HIIRo IIpS5TH THE DAY AND EvEyIyG,
rom 10 Am 10 p during the season. The public n'
respectfully informed that IN this
dREAT GEOLOGICAL INSTITUTION
~ LARGEST COLLECTION OF WILD ANIMALS
III Tue 't.oWFsT PRICE OF ADMISSION
required for Py h y.sT Espe Of
LIVING BEASTS AND BIRDS
Tn 4 s nRREST aEFES sHSfs OF
TIE ANIMAL KINGDOM
from ne qr 4aR IL S0 SS T ssASNsppE
infinitely to urpas any snd al other undertatng' o. tmi
nsueuated by private enterprise In this Of
'n' ONE! MOST Ss1Pp HlsSSifieEsN EXPOSITION OF
THE WONDERS OF CREATION
ever 'nsr'f THREE II RI. A PERfoRT&NcEs DAILY
win be tven at lt M 3 and u m ., zach q winch
viii be presented amusing dySy Of facity and 'rsini
EDUCATED PONIES MONKEYS AND MULES.
The celebrated e!ephsn, trainer fAANh NAsh' VII l'i'
PERFORMING ELEPHANT, TIPPoo Sab: 49,.
great variety Of most interesting and erso binary fea
end PROF. L2NOWoRTHY wil S.yo an exhibition CT the
MISTER, q man eyeT BE brit creation IN q1cPRs
introducing i9i he 1.i time n Nssyoit ii; troupe Il
EEWLY-TRAINED ANIMALS.
Wild and ierocious when taken from their native haunt"
TRAINED But MOI tanned.
rendering the performance ono OF ......-..n.
Thrilling INTEREST AND EXCITEMENT!
the enormous the expenditures d
the establishment the present season, the pr1cg a
ADMISSION ~ ONLY p CkNIS
ADMISSION IS OsLY p CENTS
No Half Price Positively no Free LI''
WINTER GARDEN Commences =.
w LAST NIGHT
GnIAT SPECIAL BILL
LAST MOTT
TOupLEs A.p ~ BOOTS
THIS EVENING tirisyl beng tie ast msht out'ef
the tos liant eny mcut orr'd u NoW or
MR.. J. ). CLARKE
vii. spptaI foI the h'ieih tine ~ ni. gT'ai fo' 81
Dr. BOOTS,
H. the charming Comedy Of .
FNENNBODis FRIEND
which esch repetition II received with renewed dth'
STATIONS Of delight.
On. hundred sd .bieulh night N New oIA alone q
CLAHkES IOUDLEN.
which has swoke more joyou, stter aud tscTded no.
INNUMyRABLE THOUSANDS,
than any Performance Of modern tins
Fin, sId only time th Of Tom Taylor rss De
THE TICKET or LEAVE NAN.
IN uhich Mr.. J. e CLABkt W. s-'ic.l ine character
Bot Br.rfey
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oyroE OF AHsI CLOTHING AND EoulrAeH,

No Sr2 br5sdvay, New YORK, Nov = IBo4 -
ARMY SUPPLIES.--Sealed Proposals will
IA be received a. this Office unti Saturday the llh Inst
fo furnishing BY con'rsct et the Depot Of Army Cohns aud
xqupsge In tAis city.
Two hundred OF sx Mule Wagon Harness. 10 be made
according 20 the spechcstons or sample IL tE one
Bidders viii the shortest tim. IN which they deliver
the quantity bad fof.
All proposals should be panied FA proper slaf1n'
tee for the faithful performance Off contract
The United States the night 70 .eset al bids deemed
Objectionable.
Proposals should BE- ndored Proposals for delivering
Hsrpess" and addressed 70 Col. D. II. NlNTOS,
Den Qrinr. Gen, U. s A.
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Oyylcg or ASSISTANT oMxIssARY oP srBsIsT-
sScH 40 4>-ATg- st. NEW IohE. Nov = l.o+
RNY SIPPlIES.-Sealcd Proposals q

OYFICg or AssIsTANT.C oNstAHf-c IN RAJ OF sVb-sI
EScE 40 4>-ATgsT.. NEW IohE, Nov. :, I.o+
A RMY SUPPLlES.-Sealcd Proposals On
~ duplicated VIII Be icee:yea sy .hs e., ad.IsisGea
until &c ock ?. WEDNESDAY, tie $50 instant, or
syppyin. ior Ar Of TIE United states ls'y ~ -, u
ssIENCE STOKEs 70 Be delivered y Nt" Oh o. bIo"A
HBHEEF-Niw MESS or EXTRA NESS, in ll.,hoOPed
ok barrels with Two ifo" hoops Diae,I' Wa 'tae 'Ae
brands and will exhibit samples when prsencabl" go,
POKK-AlESS OR PRIME MISS Of tie packs OF lSo'-s
o. ls54s in NlooPed OK or a.h oa,t E,,n -S no od
thoroughly saed Bidders viii state vA'n TIER poih "ss
pscts ed ana the brand; ESQ the kind % o.rTr.
The PORK and Beef 70 be received q such lspectonyAds
as shan be agreed 10 BY the uudersrned . -. ,
BICON~Fif., quality THOROUGHLY SMOKED BA-
CON slUks SHOULDERS Or RAMS 70 be delivered in
buk FOR Inspection and packing a such points IN tie city o.
Bidders VII. the time ~ which They propose to make
their deliveries
article and bidders nay rropose FOR saeh euen
tity 40 they v ish contract 20 deliver.
printed copy Of this advertisement mus. ee attached 70
each proposal end the proposal. mast 90 sp@inc IN comply
ns precisely with al the Each bid. 20 have eons!d-
Grafton mus, contain lac written guaranty o. Two EssP'n'De
names, ss follows; -, IL II .
sny part Of the above bid Sccepted sls b. duly 1hed
according it true Vurport and cont.u. ssQ i "l'
ten contract with bonds 70 the amount one fourth the vsle
81 the Stores proposed TO os i1!nLed sHs be executed
Inc sellers name plae Of business and the date Of pur
chase well the o. oonens VITA weight and snap
pne be hereafter Designated must be plainly marked
o. every packsge All other old nsrks must be obtested
Cstbcsiss Of inspection by professional packers Tor nspee
tol 9'.ey taE ne E.ris nc ~ a. "" IN. o. ~
present er.ty and condition, aud the immediately precodn,
Inspection Tie meats VII also be examined and passed upoL
by Robsr, Getty inspector On the part Of 'be CHuse
PAYMENT viii be made Il, euTren-y o. it' equivalent.
R1rks for F-oposais wiN Be fynied al t' gDef rHlen
anS,sSa,,,S pr"YS,e I,s Ssl,i,tence Store"
il T. CLARKE. Col 4 D. c. and A c o. B.
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THURSDAY, Nov. l0-P. N.

Gold continues irregular, and buyers for extreme
high prices are not 60 confident. The opening rate
was 2is, falling to 247. From this rate the price
rose TO 254, another breakdown to 2i3 and closing
at 243d244.
Stocks are lower, but the decline in Governments
ia sRal compared 70 the fall in railway shares.
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The doctors of Hanover County, Virginia, an.
nounce the following as their tariff Of fees Thirty
dollars per visit for al distances o. i've miles and under
ali distances over FIVE miee an additional Zee Of TIVE
dnsrs nor mile night visNs double that Of day visit
consultation fec forty dollars visit extra obstetrics
oa.ss ono hundred dollars each.
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Receipts Of Produce.

Nov. 10. $50 bbls. Flour. 20e bbls Whisky. co
bbls torn Meal "a coo bush Wheat 46 00c bush Corn
- $40 bush. Barley 2o3s pkgs. Provisions 100 pigs
Butter, ~ pkgs. Lard, % pkgs Ashes.
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Survivors Of the TerUmseh.

Admiral Farregut, in q dispatch 10 the Navy
Department states that by Dag truce the names are
Aof four men who swan ashore from the Iecom
.h ana were taken prisoners BY the Rebels the 5fb
OF August. They ara George c. Overton. or Division.
j. Loughrey, i. MEG nDis and - Farrell; and tha'
thew we're sent from Mobile TO Americas, Georgia.
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Professional Nolifes.

RTIFlCIAL HUMAN EYES MADE TO
~ order and inherited by Dr.. BtTCH rrd = cor.
GELMANN OormeIy employed by bli''ounea1 q fari'b
80 Broadway, y i
nR. LEWIS MEDICAL and 81 RGlCAL
~ INSTITUTE. No. bca -hst h't~'en ana snd
Wsr broadway, 20 The oI.y Tcc "hero Ia an r;,a ".
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FrRr N HUpsoy.sT.- on Thursday
mo.,nc N. grocery store of George J. Tottcn, No.
i2I Hn{son st.. was damaged by IRE 10 the amount o.
a. 600 Insured for g. 800 in the Irving Company.
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Trayelers' Guide.

T, Albany b, Hudson X. r., es Warren st., go
1. ~, " u 30, $50, 1910 p M. Sunday usm
10 AIb.ny, BY H,iiem Il. r., a6th..,., Vh-av, 10
TO Alb.ny CoKzens, Hotel Dock West foint,
Nevbursh Poughkeepsie RhiDeoeck' Sat.hii'
and Hudson, by steamers D.nIDre AID :, no,
To Baltimore by the New Jersey r. r.. 100, Of
S9grsnd' g. $40 ~ 1902 -
TO Boston BY New. London lne Pier ~ n =,
and n. 1902. -
TO Bo.t0a m, Sy Ne" maven n 49, va ~ and socp n
To BO,ieG sb Sy Lss ia and p M sandsy SOP
To sgsSS s.s ne "e' =, and 10 a and 500 -
10 Bridgeport by steamer Bridgeport from rseA I,
Sip Z. r. daily. ,..o,;:on
10 iteenport Isip tire ISLAND s'c , o,ne' l.n
Lapy oo 'l, m oy L. h.'.' n and s9O
To ioDs Brsnch' by RsIiisn and Delaware Bay
r. r. Nj. steamer Jesse hoy, foot OF Murray,
To S. o f,y.p. Hsr.iord, and sprnghed-stesm,
e,s .esys 3, lie New Haven r. 27th-t.
.nd t;hav 81 g. ny m. ~. B. $3.50 - and 500 p -
10 Cornv,u " est Point, NewbnIGh Ponshkrepsic,
,ai Ii hSha9dd Aps
80 ne ws'R s,l nj o. M sunday train. 1905 =
Tetse West, by Central Railroad OF New'Jefsey'
pieI y. H., IA ~. u NJ. and 100 p a. san'
To Phi adeipbia by New.Jer.ey Rsilroad, foot or
sS Coy . ra;sn st. 'Hs ID a. a ~. eOop =
To Washington, by Monterrey n. NJ iooi =,
Conrtlsnd' 81 a." ~ H. y 49, 7ppu.
For further information IN regard 20 hsiiroee AAe ~
zee advertisements in another part OF this papsH
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Gorsr6, Carriages, Mr.

orARrEHnAsrEEs OFFICE. SEe YoRE. Apn q, ~.
4 KTIIIFkY HORSES WANTED 600
~ Artillery Ior-es wanted. f0r With Ga. Hundred and
seventy 70 Hundred suj tih'y Dollars vii b. paid for
pass inspection Thee tor'e' nus h' sound IN every
particular broken 10 not les thai 81 hand. h..h aud
will be PRESENTED for yciion q the Government ssles
lsths between 10Th and lith
STEWART VAS iLiET QlaIteTmsst.!
CAVIAR, BUREAU OFpiCR oP fsssr.SI guARTFEsssrER (
No. 10 STATRsT., NBv NOtN JuHs 10 iy4. :
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.-I will
~ purrhass 30 OPEN MARKET ell che Cavalry Hone.
thet may presented sud pass a. tie 1cyeinDent
stables loA I'D 3SAti IL ills c.', until luther
notice. .
Payms- VII b. rsle % chs Ia p.-shl 20 esr't aie q
lndsbtedless. whom I'D horset are f'r"F.d
Pr.e one hundred agd 'iIy ". 10 do..'T' '.rh - =,
GEO 7. BROWSING, Captain and @ VI
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ferinrcs ano ftlselinse.

AIDES CHRISTIAN UNION.-An import.
1 A an, BUSINESS MEETING of tm. Society ~il b. bed
. No 100 AT l0urtsefnst THIS tFTisyj MOhSlNO o.
n ociock fll attendance % the n.lnbcfsis requested
NJ J. VALENTINE, secTsiary
NATIONAL FREEDMEN RELIEF AS
~ sOCIATION-A public m:etnE - Ard q ne etJse' u
~ s.vruth, 81 l. Church between second hd Iiid s,'
Eldr..Ee. by the Hon JOSEPH HONE aid the her Dr.
HAYNES and MITlHILL.
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SOO DOLLARS RrWARD.-LOST or
sOVU sTOLENrFsll River Depo. a. Boston op Ihgrs'
d,v ar inst Steamboat Train q SINGLE STONE DIA-
NfND SHANK PIN weighing ~ ksre' little out Of color
with slight Jaw SET in gold and black e.ms tho stone ca.
E Jtenh.d bv many persons both IN thu city aud Boston
ANY person returning The 70 No s. Mk Boston, VII
''O'' 49, HENRY A. HALL
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NOTICE TO TORS.-DIGHTON
IN and SOMERSET RAILROAD.
The line Of the Dzh.on and Somerset Railroad commencing
q point a. OF South Brbnree the Old Colony and
Newport Railroad and terminating near sleTs Station
the same road VII DC ready FOR examination BY the conrsc
tors Oh the lh Inst and tie Grading and Mason
~ viii be received Uutl the 18th inst,
lie directors reserve the Tgbt 70 reject any Gil b.dl
ffohes and specifications wi be- their Office in Taunton
Mas. WM COBB Pre.ident.
~ l.. n. WINSLOW, Engineer
Dthton, Mas, Nov. g. 1864.