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AUCTION SALES.
EE3URE DAYS.

EyJ. q. MCGUIRE Co.. kac.!onsers.
TTousFyOLD rUEEyTUgE AND EYFHuTs
II AT fuBLIc Arr+IoS.-0n MONDAY MORN
ING April 4th q j. clock 81 tt - residence OF W.
II. Col ON, Esq IT, tn str est, batv en- New YorI
avenue and street. sh sill sei his Furniture SAD
Elects com prisinG- 't'
Suite OF walnut Dams ask covered Psr,or Furniture.
comp, ising. Large French SOFA. one Arm ana
emf 1rams Mirror, Git wirdo~ shsdss,
Msrbls top sbles, Walnut Hkstno.,
(7irandolee, Mantle VaGee, - ~
Rocker, Fancy fablet, and Chsirs, s@
BRUSSELS stair and ftSrsim Carpets.
BropxA Hattres. Oil Clotn.
OsI exIensic en- Table. u Oak Dining Casirr,
OF ina, 0lsas and Croekery Ware, 70
Mahogany 6idaboard Arctic Refrigerator,
AlbatA Tea aetS. Ice Pitcher.
BedSteads, Eureeus, Wsshst&odf.
SpriI Mattresses, bnisteTs, 4nd FilfowB, e =
Blankets Comforts Toilet Sets. 81 5000 1'
Cool ing end other 6toves, . a.
Together with . general assortment OK Kitchen
requisites. - ~ T.fbl t5gT .s-E =
T6rHs cash. - $50. -. = -
nh .Jn-d j, g. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts
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.ByJ. O. McGUIRE Il co.. Auctionesrs.

By J. @. McGCIkE q CO., Arctfonesrs.
TOUR HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON
Il NORTH N srRBEF BETw ZEN SIXTH AND SEv ExrH
STREETS On MONDAY ApERNOoN, April lth.
at O'Clock on tho PREMISES We shall sell four
handsome building Lots on the south side Of North
street, between 9Th snd TN streets We T. ftonnng
to IS foot alley. TIE eastern forms ths corner
OF street Is feet wide called Oregon street. -
Terms one -th ifd in cash, the remainder IN six
and twelve months With interest, secured BY deed
of trust on the premises. -. - =
Copyeyapces At the cost OF the purchaser. IS
r,ahAL a IRap I ]. @. McGUIRE& 90, Aucts.
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A DAMB IXPR1ss COMPANY,
"A OFFICE S14 PA. AVYNU1,
Washiasioa, d. &

DAME EXPRYSB COMPANY,
"A OFFICE sl4 Pa Ms AxsNu11 s
HIN iXPREss iokWxRDHRs
N1kGHsP1 H5ak hGsES IsT5sfs xsIu
Forwarded With sanity AND DIsP AfCH to all
, :ss S ss ta y
EoR1H. HAST. WEST, AND EoRrHwzsr.
kiE 1Skk o afSSsroH
0ls TiEna. I'll Ei h2R1si 66SSuIs-
Connections are made ct New York and Boston.
70 IiVsRrooG SOU FhA an TON , ssd hAS R1
and thence by European Expresses to al prominent
commercial towns In Great Britain and the Con
Collection Of NOTES, DRAErs and BILLS made
all accessible parts Of ~ o PGsN ss. agent
Dc . Washington, D. o.
JoHNSTON'S AGR ICULTURAL CHEMISTRY
Moodn AericultuIai Chemistry: London
Gh .SHIs Asrisssn,,.dl SasMissEy
Liebigs Principles OF Agricultural Chemistry
French Farm Drainage.
Deep Land Culture, BY Henry stspsens Lon
Stephens Manual of Practical Drainage: Lone
DitcAing and Draining Tables: London.
DonsldB Land Drainage: London.
n sts:sA.n' Tables on Dr'n ;EsxnGK
lf 5NsaRiXHss dT5dF S SSfkE cs a1Rss
0QkEM 0Nl Box WILL rBHpoIH cuftn
XIAeredients are purely vegetable. g. II ~ y
may l. sHried Il the vest Pocket vitioat fst "a
81 :sSs Fs:s::sis Sd 6 |.
snt SY mAa. 20 u-soH
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By AZ. v. BUCEEY, Auctioneex.

EXICU TORS sALl.--By virtue OF tn ,ast will
oder Z aseton The 81 day OF
April, at o'elook NJ, ON the premises. the late
Ing that part Of Lot feventy-si1, rs, Of e1oId
Geor setown lyirg On the east side of oee, alley,
By forty nine feet deep and the uthvest part Of
Lot seventy three 7sl forty nine ist six hes In
substantial Frame Dwelling. .r go. 2,
Aise. At o CLOCK p: m. on the same dsy, on the
premises, Lot No. tlrt ave, Is 10 Deakin's Les
and Oazenovs's addition to Georgetown, trontin Z
thirty feet on Green street. by one hundred aud
Frame Dwelling. s.-g Hp-r
Terms Of sale: One. third OF the purchase money
to be paid In cash and tho residue in two equal in
staments, ct six and twelve mouths with interest.
. to be secured. I'D -
The terms o. sale must be compiled with within
one weeb after sale, the property may be resoid
ut the risk and cost Of the 6rst after
weeks notice WALTER B. COX. Executor.
mhl7-eo&ds~ NJ. v. BUCKEY, Auct.
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srs III BE SOLD Ar AUCTION 1vxRY WED
rs WH spa -, "a 1t Il O'Clock .. m :. at
T'ALiSoW. o.: sast nay b on hand. Of uItti:
CoMnbis and slipped TO this noint ~ Distriet OF
siticn Terms cash In Gsvernnsnt funds 10 he
mAs Inn Lieut.. Col and q s.Vr,s.
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By w. l. WALL Il CO.. }Auctionears.
IMPORTERS GALE.-We win sell ct pnbiic 81

IMPORTERs sALE.-We win sell ct pnblic aac-
Ition early next month BY order Of tCremsiien X
Co.. on their premi.es. No SS3 Psnnsyly Anis ave
dies, &C., consistine Of about 600 dozen The said
stock has been on hand in this city about years.
lies the ade and suffers can avail themselves for
the advancing season with such articles rarely ct
ness and one Of the partners going to Europe. oat
aloeues viii be ready two days before sale day
NH 80 " lChron.l w. L. WAN d CO., Aucte.
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By J. G. MCGUIRE x Co., Auoticneers.
email AHs DESIRABLE TRACT Or LAND
- ADJOINING THz CfTY AT PUBLIC SLLE.-On
THURSDAY AZ ERNOUN. April nh, - clock,
the premises We shall cell nall and desirable
tfsct OF land lying the road to Auarsstis rid
distant about one quar- OF 3 mile from the Il
street toll gate iro distely 9ppoEits DouglSss,
The tract contains thirty acres of Land has ali
dwelling house. pump Of good water. and q hns
spring the place. also choice fruit trees Ii Do
Aired it will be divided into four CT Eve trac,s OF
zig OF ssven sores each fa9ptins on the main
Terms One third cash; the remainder a SIX and
twelve months with interest secured By dasd of
trust on the premises COST of conveyancss, in
cludipx stamps, to be paid by tbe purchaser.
NH 81 J. O. MCGUIRE Il Co., Aucts.
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BY. %. Meg UIRE& 90 Auctioneers.
IJOUelHOLD FURNITUREANp EFFECTS AT
III AUcfIoN.--0n TUESDAY MORNING, April
5ih, at 10 O'Clock, We wi sell at House No. eth
street between and NJ, excellent ass ertment
ofhousehold furniture, comprising:
Mahogany Square Case Piano Forte By Russell
Halet, r... -.... -.-.- = ~ -
Walnut Carved Crimson Dsms.k Sofa,
? -" Crimson Dsmssk Window Gttomans,
Marble top Pier Table, Mirror back. " - sE
Walnut Green Velvet covered Arm Chair, Ottom an
Carved Antique Arm Chair, F'' -.-.t B.
Marble top Center and eide Table.
Walnut Corner Glands, Plush severed Arm Clair.
Oval gilt frame Mirror. .rr.~ ~. 60
bronze and Gi,t Candelebrss and Girandoles,
Hall Dfvsn and Side Chairs, 3 ...
Mahogany Care Fable. .- 49,. r o.
Marble Top Cottage Setts, Toilet Sets, =. Z -
ps Ie s ana Ressrs snd side Chairs
Euek And Hair Mattre SECS. Gilt Shades,
Feather Beds Bolstefs and pillows, .f
Walru Extension Dining Table
Crockery and Glass Ware Cutlery. -,
Excellent Brussels and three -ply carpets gt Uioeh
Together with . general assortment OF kicnen
Utensils.
Terms cash.
mh.29-d &c. McHUIRE & Co.. Auets.
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By ]. q. Nef iKI c GU, hucIIoneets
GREAT SALE By CATALOGUE0F BEVRNTY-
uSISE FIRsT-CLAss BUILDING L0rs HKLoNGrSG
70 TIE :. DAVIDSON EsrtTE,'Ion ~ SspAf
AFTERNOON. pril 9Th, at o'clock, At the aug.
ton rooms corner Of Tenth and d streets. we shall
sell - 49,
belonging to the " Day dson Estate" coIsrrstpg
Of the most eligible building lots to ne found
in city stu sted prncip ally high grounds
north ef Pennsylvania avenue. between Ninth and
Fifteenth streets vest. in tbs best improved and
most desirable part Of the city for private resi-
dences. p. tl ..-
For descriptive catslosues, with terms sale Il
Apply to the uEde rsisned. ..
Hailed O. McaCIRg& CO.. Aucts.
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All ds>lers in DiuSs, Hardware, Lumber. Leath-
q; oase Furniture Halnss., and saddlsry, are 70;
each week. gealsd proposal or list IN dsPlieas Of
the artieles they are prepared to furnish to this
plain asures, 20 that, In case the exieenoies
Of the service Eequire the Article or articles
Dealers vishine to sell TO this Depot will 30 re-
suired 70 furnish the list punetu.lI every Mon.
Brisadier General and Chief 9asrtsrmsstsr,
5a& II E- Depot Of WaGhington
The New York herald., 1864-10-29

..c>~,.,,s g :. . ,,, ,,,,
"A Apparel Furniture, Carpcs. so, at the Caiforns
Agency dresses from $40 TO 20, coats from ~ "a
seventh avenue between Twenty second and rwsny third
Of the city.
A rrBNTioN.-LADIES AND eFNrLsMsN WILL
receive the Highest price fer their Cas-. ~ Upnns
Furniture Carpets, va by cailpG or sddrsseing MI
hrs o. hisn, ia Third avenos -
A rrENrtoN M ARRAHAMs, as3 eEvsxru Avs
~ wilt the highca pricrs fcf adses 400 ssnus
mems Gas. or Ciotblns Gail sddrsss him ny posi-
Ladies attended By Mrs. Aershama .--
7 AprEs, LOOK TO Yous fNrs RBsrs sieas ssr
price pad for Ctn,h npi SIR Dres "a from w 20 49,.
Goats "a to ADO rans ID 10 SIC Can ON or adfress W
or urs CASH BRIG Basl twelfth stsesk nsaf bseeav&
The New York herald., 1864-10-29
So0rt Moraisin Indta.
Tug EVERY DAY LIPE, DEBTS AND FAMILY OF THE
HI.krNa op orpE

TIfk EVERY DAY LIFE, DEBTS AND FAMILY OF THE
kx.kIN0 oF ouDE.
[cacutta (Augus 81 ccrrc'pondence Of London Times
The ling Of Dude thorn In the side u the govern.
nent here. He isa very d,sreputabe example of the
tetttcd monarch Hrs estate al Garden Reach IA
eyacou state and tue other day some OF his osspaod
followers sailed and made attack upon two
three Europeans ho happened to stray INTO the
round by mssse The place " convenient centre of
and ceBtlorsDcss. lbe King DOW owes about
mrnon sterling although for ten years past be hes
been receiving revenue OF so 900 year. During the
whole on tna period he has moved outside OF the
honse but on two when he went, against his
Lcunation to tne fort Ito spends his ncy on the
harem and birietbe collection 70 each department
bepg, II " SAID particularly large and varied
IL singular fact thai the native families increase
Irgely when detbroucd, and decrease when reiebng.
Thus. the King OF Uuce. the Nawsb Nszim and 1boiao
Nah med tail pensioners aud semi STATE prisonr rs) have
suco mutudes oi children tbat the princes must, soes.
ssry, be paupcrs IN couple OF generatfons except Ia
the case u Ghlsb Nahoned, Who thanks TO the libe al
NY OF the Eoritsb government, IA nsappg up rches
r'ridy on the other bsnd, all reigping ratve houses,
whetner Hindoo or hsbomrdaD are In perpetual Danger
OF extinction were the ~ incipe OF adoption,
whicn enables hcsc princes T. ap ont o. ccessors all the
native S'stes would aVse 10 IN the OF century
tbs gret diiefenco must have us oiziu Va some dak
secret Of The No Maone reiunug rince has
more ihso one son: ihs MAN has no children.
The New York herald., 1864-10-29
Maryland Democratic State NoMina-
ttons.

BALTIMORE. Oct 2s, 1854.
The Democratic State Central Committee aud Convsn
tion have placed the following ticket in the Held
Fbr Gorernor--Judse r. Y. Chambers.
Liaisnan Gorernor-Oden Bowie.
Cbrk Of the C5uri OF App,ais-w. r. hauslby.
xuorwSy Gcn~dl-J. Ncvftt Steele.
Compsrola-A Lngun Jarrett
The New York herald., 1864-10-29

"Why should these Nakaloka Tor black eows) possess
cattle " they canty defend themf
Having secured The goodwill 81 al the people below and
adjacent 70 MurChison's Cataracs, peyt proceeded
further north, asd discovered the Shire flowing in a
broad gentle stream 70 Lake Nyassa about sixty
niles above the caAraois The country on ecb side oil
the river and ske rises up 10 Whit, from below, seem
ranges mouniaps but when they have been asceDded
they out to be elevated paeaux col and well water
with streams. To show the difference Of temperature
We were driuko Of the Shire st eebiyour de-
erecs and BY days march up the ascent OF between
and 1000 feet, We had " at 65 Degrees or 10 de-
,he psope NJ dues we're lev ed. nor nnes demanded
though the Marga ia were quito Independent 10 their
bearing iords ~, and strikingly different from wnai
they afterwards became. Our operations were c1nhned
chiefly 20 gaining the friendship OF the different r bes
and mpartipg what information oouid, with view 10
induce them 70 cultivate cotton Each family bid ~
cotton patch: Of these Of considerable
extent ned close to Zedyane Cataract lately found
10 be $50 PAGES sie and the cotton vas Of excel
lept quality not requiring repanins oftoner than once
10 three years. aud no fear Of injury by ros On re
mors,rstng with The chiefs against selling their people
into slavery. they justified themselves on the pes tba
ocne we're SOLO except crimtnss TIE crimes
may not always be very great but ] conlec
ture rom the extreme ugliness OF manv slaves,
that they ire the degraded criminal casses and u not
far TO take the typical negro from among them any
furehs gasroters, ss the typical John Bull When We
had succeeded IN gaining the soodw III o the people which
crowded the Whole hire valley the mission under she
late Bishop Mackenzis came into the cJuntry Dr. krk
had performed journey from the Murchison Csia, acts
soross TO yeiie, Fruguese village upon the Zambesh
slave hunters then along nr hirks route ~
the ssnctpn OF the present government, and calling
themselves "my children" The scsmps ttey joined
themselves 20 another trjbe called Aavs then the act
OF migrating frop the southeast, and VINO had been
accustomed TO take slaves annually down 10 Qih.
mare, aud ether settlements on the coast Furnishing
the Aawa with arms and smnlunt,n, they found neasy
20 drive those who we're armed opiy With bows and ar
ross before them. When Ir Knx and Mr has. Living.
sne and went up 10 show BisDop Mackenzie on W the
shands, We mot psrty " those Portuguese slaves
coming With eisbty tour csp,ves bound and cd towards
aette 1be head ot the sry we Knew perfectly nivnH
had In our employ ment ~ 2etle No force was en-
pcysd, for The OF the Governor Knew tnat
The New York herald., 1864-10-29
Two Men Shot ny Soldiers at Fort
Smelling.
The Chicago Tsra, Of oct 10, has the following

ST. PAUL, Mnn., oct rs, 1854.
Yesterday two men were shot by soldiers under the
following -Thcy we're Fort smelling
looking tor cattle when crossing road they observed
the soldiers pointing their a. intending IN shoot.
they then demanded whskey, and fred again ter The
men were down. The act unprovoked, and see med
10 DO the simple cutcroppns Of waDsonness and devil
msut.
The New York herald., 1864-10-29
1he Maine United states s.matorsh,p.


Governor Cony has appointed Nathan A. Fnwen, OF
Pockand United States Senator from Maine 20 OIL the
unexpired term " Secretary Fcssenden.
The New York herald., 1864-10-29
FIN n ARTS.


AHNoUNCEMEST.-THE pR0PRThToRs OF MAR.
"A tells Grcst Picture Of the New york central Park oea
esve 10 announce that The work n nav ready iors sIhsc
bes and on ambition At tho subs rption rsOms Of the
company, 40 Broadway. Open from othf.
hEW PUBLICATIONS.
An ILLUSTRATED PHRBNoLoGicAL JOURNAL
"A for koyember dsubie pumbcr, now ready, contain.
ns or. ats, ctsrae'ers and Biographies Of leading men
Mcclellan, Fremont kennard, Alis 40 Also khso ogy
or sne Races physioosy the Laws OF Lfs phsnISsy.
ac,er; isycboicpy suc sciencs q the soul and much
other matter be found IN other publication. IL
Handsomely illustrated monthly " th nney.sr columns
rch reading natter Newsmeu have ~ Bold ~ 2vc or
81 "a year. By FOWLER WELLS, No ocs b oad~ay,
New YORK..
A PHYsiOLUGICAL VIEW OF MARRiAGB-CON.
"A tanning nearly 30 and 100 Bne plales aud
eogravtngs of the snaomy OF the human org ms In stat
OF health aud disease, with treat se on early error It's
depioabc consequences The mind aud Uody with the
auhors plan Of teAment-thc only rational and success
ul mode sf shown by The report OF cases treated
truth ul adviser tho ed and those contemplating
msrria who would know their ph yscal condition. Sent
free OF postage address receipt Of - Gents In
postal Address Dr. La Croir 81 Maiden
lane, Albany, N
IoOKS AT REDUCED PRICES. ArN0 35 PEARL
ID street tFranlip squareL
The New York herald., 1864-10-29
WATCHES. JE EwELRx. 40.

pooKs AT REDUCED PRICES. Arso. S,l rEARI
ID street tfranlip squsreL
The New York herald., 1864-10-29

AT 2i2 BRoADwAy-rHB UTMOST VALUE. PAID
N for Diamonds watches Plate, Jewes optlca rnstru.
ments, Ac al his private rooms 0fce hours 10 toA
j. n. BARRINGtR, 2l2 Broadwsy, room ".
The New York herald., 1864-10-29

WATCHEs AT wHoiEsALE.-QulNyHE& kRua.
w LER Importers gold and silver watches No. Johu
up stairs sole sgrnts "a tie Upi ed States
snle Of The eoratrd Montsndon frer~s and Borcl
Cour voIsier aicnss ocle aud Neuchatsl Bwzeran
AGENCY for the sale OF Americsn Watches
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pnnADELpmrA TRADE mnPoRr.

MONDAY, October a. In Cotton nothing doing,
and holders nominally ask Sl'20, cash.
sale of so hhds. No. Quercitron Bark at
Si3 per ton. Prices of Tanners Bark are entirely
nominal.
The Flour Market is quiet but firm, as the re-
ceipt and stocks are very small. Sales Of $500
barrels at SlO25 IT, barrel for single extra, aud
Sll.50Gl2'5O for extra family. The sales TO the
home consumers range from $3.50 20 @l2'5O for
common and fancy brands, as in quality. There
Is very little Rye Flour coming in, and it COM
mands So Corn Meal Is very quiet, and withoat
sales to Tx prices. v
There Is a steady demand for Wheat, with sales
of 1000 bushels at 5 , 30 for good Pennsy wanna
red 4; $2'35 for Southern do. ; and x2'37 - $500
for inferior and good white. Small sales OF Rye
at $l6O. Corn comes forward slowly, and has
advanced &c. az bushel; sales of 5000 bushels OF
new at Sl'62 and small lots, from the rs, at
$l'63. Oats are in good request as S4c., bntthere
are not much coming in. A sale Of 800 Bushels
Barley at Sl90.
In Coffee, Sugar, and Molasses there Is very
little movement.
The demand for Cloverseed is fair, and IL soils
as fast as 1t comes in at from $50 10 $40 " %
lbs. for fair aud prime quality. Timothy -
lower. and ranges from 50 70 S50O W bushel.
Flaxseed sells n a small way at S32 20 " bushei.
1000 bags Calcutta Liuseed sold in Boston,
| to come here, on private terms. canary seed
| sells in a small way at Sl'5O(as.
| Whisky-The demand is limited. sales OF
| Ohio bbls. at Sis and Drudge at $lT5.
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MAJnR.aENEKAL GEoReE cK0ON.

NAJOR.GENERAL GEORGE CROOK.
This distinguished officer performed m
important part in the late battle of Fishers
Hill with his infantry corps. General Crook
graduated at West Point in 1882, with the
rank Of brevet Second Lieutenant of Infantry
He commanded the Sd Brigade of CoX's
Division in Western Virginia in 1862. On
the Odd of May of that year the Rebel Colonel
HEATH attacked Crooks command. The
action was severe one, but Crook repulsed
the enemy with great slaughter. In this
engagement CROOK was wounded in the foot.
During the winter he drilled the 36th Ohio,
which, under his care, reached a high state
Of deficiency. He was engaged at Antietam-
his command being attached to the 9th Army
Corps, General Cox. Soon after he was sent
to East Tennessee, with the rank OF Brigadier-
General. Crook was Afterwards ordered 10
West Virginia again, and has rendered excel
lent service under SIGEL, HUNTER, and
SHERIDAN in the valley. He is one of Ohio's
tavorite sons.
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THIRD EDITION
Latest Southern News
---,~S|y>,,-ys -.--y--,,--,,,.v->,-~
RICHMOND PAPERS OF SATURDAY.
-y-~~y,1y>,~y,,,y~,>,,.>~,>..-y>~y
The Defeat Of Early Acknowledged,
~---~--.,y~>,-~,,-,y,-~--sS,,~
APPLE BRANDY BLAMED.
-.-y~.-e,,-., s,>-V>.v-,' ',e,~v~o~
HOOD MOVEMENTS:
PAPERS OF SATURDAY.
The Defeat of Early Acknowledged,
APPLE BRANDY BLAMED.
HOODS MOVEMENTS.
snccIrI 30 ma E,enlnr rr,nnro.,,,.

spccinl io The Evening rcSegrapu,
WASHINGTON, October 2i.-R'hm0nd papers
Of Saturday, received here to-day, have only
short accounts Of EArly's defeat in the valley.
1hey acknowledge the loss Of nearly all Of his
artillery, and give our cavalry credit for having
tuned our defeat into a victory. They also
assert that apple brandy, INDUCED in too freely
by Rebel officers, added greatly to the extent o
The disaster.
Hoods Army.
Hood is said to be going into Eastern Tonnes
see, and beyond this intention the Rebel press is
silent.
Prices Army.
General Price has issued long bun'ombc
order 70 his army, congraultting It upon is past
achievements.
slaves for Soldiers.
The Richmond Sentinel argues In favor of en-
ployng slaves as soldiers, aud moreover says,
thai il the South cannot whip the North it cln
load rs with such debt that we can never
recover from it.
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Dr.rusINm.NproN hospital

FonmEss MoSHoE, October 22-Th5 follow.
ing are among the deaths Ia Hlmps1u Hospital
since the last report &C. W. Hitchcock, jSth
Pennsylvania; d. FredericI,s, 5sth Pennsylvania; (;
Captain Daniel f. Linn, SSH Psunsylvlnl;
Lieutenant Gcors, Mcneil, lSS-I PcnRs ylyluia;
IL. BartshCr, jSth Pennsylvania.
The United States mail steamer Ht5F, has
arrived from Ctty Point with about thirty igo
refugees. She brings no news.
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moyemcu,g of Observation-Disclosures.

HNTNx, N. $, October 2t.-The steel bIoct-
ade-ruuner Co'oRcl Lamb has sailed The P'ta-
hieon y started yesterday, but put blck and viii
sail to-day. The Charlotte and Old DJmiaioH are
still IN uort
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-24

Colonel Joseph p Collins, Of the Twenty.
ninth Indiana Regiment, Il nephew of DIR. James
A. Collins, Of Chicago, has recently died In
Atlanta. This is the seventeenth male relative
Doctor Collins has been called on to part with by
the casualties Of this war-an extraordinary
fslality 70 be visited upon family circle.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-24

BosroN, October p The ear house and stables
of the Metropolitan Horse Railway Company, in
Dorchester, were destroyed by fire yesterday
morning. The horses we're all saved. The loss
amounted to rom Sl1 600 to $4,000.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-24

steamship H. G. Knight, Gallagher, 20 hours nom New.
York, with mdse TO ". y. Taylor Ne;; Ne;; - 49,. 49,.
Steamship Helen Getty, I0anAn, " ours nOm fortreoa
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cnn,nrc nr nehnl ArtiIIery.

Spscial Despatch 20 the Cincinnati Commercial
NASHVILLE, Wednesday, October l9.-All of
Roddy's artillery was captured on the 18th inst.
The Rebel General Lowry was also made a
prisoner.
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steamer "tnIcrica'' at sen Francisco.
SAN Francisco, October 23.-The steamship
Ame1ica, from Nicaragua, arrived at this port
to-day.