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ves, anne ,reJ much reascd 10 eat 1s AGAIN NTH
Ia he tnion rnss A copsid,ralr. r,op1rti m az
tue number brought down are sick. aud suu,e Of
them exhibit decided evidences of having suffered
much Ina the life from which thev have Ist
escaped. Among those ia health, however the
maturity luok ed az well AZ could Ia ..pected
A number Of mrs, tbetween tbir,v .nd fortv
te'oyeJ belonging 10 Purbridye's command,
captured ut sal's,llc on the 2d instant were
.,iouy the p-sorers O,e Of them. gontlo-
nan n tfe rout,ur rsrsuaaion : t,avs N. hi,
of .rq o- TIC rrs AZ ~ Tie expedton In some.
.h-, l1r. me- avir: 'We ge's not rnooch sit
rtr" .,h ue. 'iut ~ yuts entered Ike Ter
tI., A.. ru~v - tho accounts Of .svUrl
.s ..-s IN sur.o ,ns. 20. N whom. co,-cr.ed the
., a., q o. i9ft.oi " me rebel troops ,ui .co en-,
/ t'e engagement Il sltvlc. was utterly is~lcss
al brutal. H. ,wo &c! hosp Ia = near The 4, enc
~ tie battle wore twen'..ti rec wounieI ueyroes
- the Fret Coioted Cay,'ry -f''o.n IN ono and
eiyht iu III. otber A. tn three o. thcrn were
tiu- isrrd Ia cold ll0ot ty Tie re- oil s.d,fs who
c,iai t.f-s f,- Tia, conc. a rurt.... .ua tirse
ferds in human form boaste'i, WI q do'n- Thu
te d All deed. thu, usy had Ie.n eu.a..rd IA the
,,r.e NIX iii d.. Ticy .',-r 1, b,yr b.ri.I me
rum. re .rI ,ve,t, fs, ,o'.rrl siirrs N ystorn
u,qtiv AL must have ba,n .laughtereI In tho
sgI.e wa, q. q ia sad ssaf..ly . dozen were
ktf.i t,tIc t.t,Ic ~. v-.s'. IN 80. "a ir., r.,
tl -,s NOR .s Who b, 4 b.,- .ted m Ia o. be t,,,
..fr.d air ..li. oy,fa,.it Won r..rri ,,tI. no
resl nj the wounded, 1, tho Irary .ri Henri Co
ic,, H. stHtni ur day, inte- or on N. IN inst,
nat. OF .ut- roat. ia r,l, .if rfna ,ft.r, 10
bill li.. nfI .iot tv1 ~ H. as dceI he Other
Sas f,,,f At NV a.. and ION Nv ,.4 Ia, a., ,.,rt.
b. t..irl,r,t II srrrnr-. a,a mo-, lo,k e,irrsll, m
A., .ti,.. 4. al In. sLot. All 30 r,g,n a., ~
si,trv .,,a.,i ~ a.. ~ 10 49,. .re,,.,,i,
,,r,ov.d a. ~. bou.e a.. r,,t,r, o. 10 ,,,.,,,.
and 81, ,r..i,i mini d.. c,,iI h., 200, 50, 90,
uINe mn tlr.e ,ietr,o,,, I.d a., 20, ',,,,.,..
i,Ir n ~ Cor hI...i ,rd 80 a., IA, Az ,...l
Ve OUTRAGE ita, ,,i.,.I ,b, u,h d., I,,I o.,
aitc.p mon icd 30 3D.. =, ,,,,. ,,,,, ,..,,.,,
.rr,,,,t I,,.,,'s,, D. ,,..i. =, .,,I tit- 1870,
nom tne hand al a s.ptr, t,eb.D M, al a, 30
donr az ,r. hos,,t. snd i.,sf,., To-. ,,', n,
,,urI him ,nt.,.d a.. Iu,,ii,, ,.i,t,
~. reut ~ h.. ,,. 80 ut
str,ili.t tc ,,.,r,'I I,tt S,,,t y, a.. to,,
kr.,u,.y ,.v,i,y ~ - &c., ,,'.t 81
I.., in t,,o si,. .r,t ,s,l,'.. yiL,, & ~,
t,,,.,, ,i,,, ,,,,1.rI,.i ~ T. -, a.
"a t,,5ai iIr,,,ee,, ,,, ,,..t'' nj 49,. ~,
st,i,,,,, ,,,. ~ 49,, 80, 10y. ,, -. ~, ,'
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THE NEW YORK Sun

SATURDAY MogNING Vcr. y. 1864

CnrRIL GRANT appreciation VI the 'shlest Of
or generals" g., Ms honorable to the Lieutenant
General A. 10 the commander who on Wednesday
ias 81 stched victory firm defeat Al Cellar Croek
1t shows ibst the Com handler -in-Chiof is Yua,,i
by noble imp sc OF honor NJ fneri, in bis aubor.
dinsics. and also noes Lis discr.m.n .top IN no.
lcctng nan unknown to farpc for th. command
Of department II which 50 many Of our J,stn-
gu.shci generals hsd failed. As for Ccner d sngaf-
Dis. 1t 10 enough praise Tor hin that The people
aud tho army endorse the estimate which thc com.
mAndcr placed upon his abilities. lie IS ovc'y
inch general ald soldier. no has tho true
Sighting Instinct Which soIfers love, combined
"'f 10 caution and d,sh tha, are seldom
fopud united in one ran. lie vent
10 the Shenandoah Ike SAroLEo- 10 Italy
M aovn, AMI BE-, ,ne th-chi NJ victory and tho
idol 81 his soldiers IN period WI en- many cons
,nandcrs would regard ~ too short y tmr for tina
more preparations for an advance. Tho ia,es,
eona show that tho first reports Of General snyRi-
B,s'e victories weio Wy no means exaggerated.
In place Of capturing forty three guns, the numlcr
nov amounts 10 fity, with two thousand prisoners.
This IL n heavy and perhaps n fatal blow to the
sinking Confelcracy, which can bus poorly stand
sro months SHERIDAN has been tapping LEE's
army To excellent effect. The enemy In General
GRANTS droct front are certainly thirty thousand
Jsss because OF him. This IL n diversion In our
favor, nj Petersburg, that fail 20 i- uprovcd
BY General GE.sr. the latter, however, ma suf-
nv the process u 20 On. lie eau desire nothing
better than tina, LEs should dash his bcst trorps
.sADst ihe victorious columns a SHERIDAN, aud
ste latter will asniredly have no higher ambition
MAI u annihiiste mem. The siratrgicsi features
~ the late battle ~ have beou thus The
rebel General heard that Cur forces ia the shensn.
oo.L Valley were beiuy Transferred 10 the
<~si " the Blus kidge. with view at
~saLiisbing fresh basc VI supplies 81 Manasses
GAP, ior advance On the interior d,feuces VI
krhmoud BY that route. Az WAS important t.
tns enemy " prevent this movement our forces
were struck during General S,fvBfDAs's absence,
With view OF crush ny them Ia detail The result
~1 defeat at first, which WAS converted int =
Hieiory by GENERA SHsRiD.s's timely sppesrauc.
gu tue battle field, and tie enthusiasm which his
msie presence inspired his men. The result
leaves master Of the situation, ard enables Gen.
srsl GGASt IA carry uut his otil nal strst.gical
combinations VIVA, these are may appear sooner
than is generally Supposed
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The Vermont Rebel In,asion.

The last retel raid from Can ada has 81 far ex-
laus'ed the patience Of our people lhht !, requires
nj eausordlusry cNutt 81 seli-lsniM 10 induce us
- rest satisfied with the apparent activity II the
Canadian authorities In attempting to capture the
Vermont bank robbers. 1t IL plain even T. our
provincial neighbors hat We cannot any longer
Spdurv this mode u making warfare. We
refused 70 submit W 1t from the mother
country, and certainly cannot he expected
80 bear with It from the Provinces Ever siace
the commencement Of the war, Canada has been a
great centre OF rebel sctyty against our country.
Crowds Of southern traitors and Northern ssces-
sion 81 mpaihlzers have made Il their home, and,
with the aid Of tho Canadians and English,
have planned and plotted against us. The
piracy u the Chesapeake tho Niagara Falls
Pesce Convention, TIE Lake Ere piracy,
the blocksde-running trade, and the Vermont rid
oil emsnstod from Canada. That we can longer
submit to this Is manifesty impossible. We can.
not lind fault If the Canadian authorities choose %
protect our enemies and find home for pirates
end thieveA but We can and will Insist that they
shall either prevent them from making war upon
US, or he held responsible for the conscqueuces
,seli preservation IA duty and II our
neghbor does not restrain his dangerous guests he
may expec, to ind bis house burned down somo
morning by IN outraged community. We trust
that our Government VIII take this IN atter ia land
and not ouly demand redress for the past, but also
guarantees for the future. II this s no, doue, tie
people arc certain to take ,he law in their own
hand, and, on the next outrage Of this kind. infct
. summary vengeance that may involve the most
serious consequences. We have right TO demand
shat the rebels shall not be permitted 10 enjoy the
unequal advantage Of making war upon us under
the prolectiun " q nentrnl rnr.
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WIN Tie city Tailroai coupnuIos r,aolyed ~
transcend the power, granted bv their charters
they evidently iurcsav a war with N, reor,. and
went into the contest with ,be d,,.rn,i,s,,on ~
win They had the exar1ple OF the e,,,, commands.
before them. Only few w.ela he, 70. ,ho ,a,,.,
hal attempted to advance the rate Of ,ar, an,
defeated By the unanimous orp,,t,on n ,ro moo.
pie The rairond eortoru,,,ps. ,,.,,c.r. NOE.
,orcwarned Of wb,, u,rv had IN c,,.,, ,,,.',.,-
culatel upon A conflict win ,t, r,,i,, ..i -,
pared themselves for rr,.ncc,iys l.u.,'.,a
poin, to be a.t4iuc,. however, WAS " r,hy of ,is
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How n Nobic Z nioni.i Met Death.
unon officer communicates the following q
the S,tchez, n a., Cot RIsR:

Union officer communicates the following t.
the Natohez, "a, Cot BIER:
Abou, my miles from Nstcheg. IN mi. State
lived Union man. i- residence" was approached
10y al armed gang ~ purr1llas, who son nIcceod-
ed In sccuring hin 1s, prisolrr and toll him II
he did not minciiatey, and In their presence, re-
cant his former sent mats, and take an oath that
Lo never would, by word or desi, favor the prin.
,lples no had all dong adhered t. bis fute would
be instant death. Ia reply was that In the sight
% tod am man, he clear of the crime Of treas
GU to ~ glorious y nation a. ours WAS, III their
wicked and se fish designs had caused II g. he
what Il Is; aud tha, while he drew the breath OF
lire, 10 intended never 10 give his ehiluruu cause t.
brand lin as susitor. They replied then that
they had a long time had him under their special
notice, aud that tie words he hal uttered hxed
ther discrimination 10 make au example OF hun,
ia order tua hl- doom might serve as A warning
10 uthers WhereuIou they Immediately XIII.
cd tiiu IN spite oil tie entrrsties, the agony and
utLr despair Of his grc!-strioseu wife, aud
N ihc pluscucc &C herself and children. They
leu oI hcr that they gave her ten DAYS 10 yet m.
sllo the Yankee lines, aud II she failed H. do So
she would share the tate 4 Der husband, AFTER
which they rode away aud In her t. her gloomy
furebuliuFs aud lonely wrctC edueas The cries
and sJns u hei iaIAerless ami weeping children
'DI Bro du't'ul accents upon Ter ear, .luh added
5t % Inur5 IA her HutcheI state. lie sluse OF dat,
tugt she was now under 20 her childr,iA together
win the rt.tIGe that woman Is Sometimes known
20 possess ia extreme cases OF perl, uprycI her 10
the task Of c'usign'ng her husband 10 "a naoIy
grave. And then rememhernJ the words Of the
guprnuas- tht.r pIruny threat, aI-I Procuring an
OA team, sitter mp Of a i"~ wear uayg. srrh Az
can easily b. imagined. she arrived vt Nt,hey saIl
Ter oxen, and, hv tho ass stance u. tie Govern.
ueut, she got transportation o. the q ludlas,
where, III 10" days she d.eI = ~ e"t 4 r..rtci
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pEATuss.

tAhtA -Ou iAIt,LAy oct g re'er Iohn, -
beloved ,on Of rhola>. an u-'hanu, Care 80 "
III. iriens. OF the famn, ale -ts,ec,fully invited
" attend Tie fun.raL this 'saturiA'. A'e noon ~
23d st III
,CAkl.s--In Grcenpoiut on friday, Oct. q. snef.
William and Eliza Car = ..ed !, 'eus, months and
II GAYS. 49,,
III. friend. re respectfully invited to attend he
e. at i2s O'clock. The rciuains viii Ie taken te
Harlem iof me Lent. ll'
DARCf-At A. o.il oct. Il, lsG., johanna wife
lie ieatse, and Fl end. % ,se irniiv are -c-pcc.
ial, invi'e4 10 ate1i Ito iuLe =, OF sun.ay
ies.4euce Of Ler l. IsbaLl w
DlSAN-On Thursday, oct. 20 John Diuau. Aset
ne friends Of tho family sre respectfully Invited
V aluhd the tune a. on -unls' a,,InOoa. 10 ms
At O'Clock. fron 100 Mai.eu Lam. %
DULAN.-On Thursday nisht. oct. 9TH. william
poin' na,iw Of the IA i,h ct nileu, Kin County.
lie Ahu. 90 m . a. ear % h'a
invited 20 attend the mn..a. on suula, s'ier.
noon. "a met, At o'eiocs, iiom h.s late rHid,u'e
fNGA> Mr.. Ann r.san. wife Of Hr.h ta.,n.
native Of the fsf,-h Of NJhu COUNT iou-iot-.
THc illcnds Of The family ~ -.,r,nig irvi'ed -
attend the murul. GA SUNDAY 80. T..H. ,.ri -.
a. ociocs IRON hcr late i'..d"n'e 80 f4st "a
I,NBLt .pn Sept IS, i,ft of .ou1l. r,.'iyci
IN front OF t'ter>la.sh, ts. -,1t. Wu. .-tlu.
%. J. 90 irt,, y. -. Woes .at4 -.. .a'" '..'.
The mend. and relative src -o-..ctuI. ius.,i -
ttt"ud the iun'" A. on - 4ldt --l " =, % u &
ftOm A. j. ttrdciic,r, l.o Nc...-...
MANN. A., a., .,., ST =, t..-i.. ~.
Henry u Harris. s.ed y yean an IL "a
Tier relatives and i.t.af .-t .t ..t.ti4tt iH'.''i
g. attend the iuurfaL u4 -uud 90, .asl. .a4 iatt.
nj o'ciock. from he AYE .,.., ct 500 ttaIa Z,
MiliAn.shurgh. without .uItlrr lut4Dt. II
IuA<rX Il, u,o, lI,c. .,., .,.t. .,r, o., p.,,.,
j. eldest son OF Iuhu aLi CatAafiLo nsauey, a,.It
yodr. and months.
The relative. su. dItnlr II t1O family 40 re-
t'-ctiuly invited 10 ai.CI4 sc 4Isr. 500. tssur.
un,y su~ruuou. st q. ottO. yi.. t, .',..t Do "a
psi.nt- cor. vi Syrti, ave. AID " ...u r. e. i o.h-
Bu. -
EISNIy pu ri,-sl,. 1.. t. Marlin y. mo.
- =, H. ,,,,..,,. r.. 10. so vi 80
~ y.sr.
Ills Intends, and t.t I..,.'' of lie 900 .. rc.
pp..uu!, invited to al.t.4 g.. .....t... l. .4.4.-
uay sitrt noon, ~ . Utl.sa.utm t..,. q. -. 81 ..
LArr- On Friday. o.. .l-' ...s.. A...t L.''. ..'.
SOL vi Miyhnsl aud IN. lrt.., t.1 l... l4 i. ~
Nulhsire France. alci .! ',.. au' l..-'a.
lhr relatives and trltH4s OF %. t.l.Il., .Ti 1i.s
BIZ Yciusiu tAnces, ~ tr-py .tl.u ...it"f .- %
IL. funeral. on >nia, norma. .., % ..tN.
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.AsuiNIIuN sAsKEr RETAIL rgi,rs.
Nav loah, Utt u SO

Nav luAA. Oct 81 SO.
he pre.-bt hne appearance oi the stalls VI Uur
-e'visi matots tor III, sal. VI county produce
that the buuvto- ia production. VI the gAsieh have
been gathered in aud Ne co. Nr.th-f FASTENED the
iofwafdius 1i saiur ha- seldom b.,n supposed aud
hspp, To report that 10 addition 10 the excel.
cent quality VI most Of tue leading articles offered tor
sale there A- gradual fall ~ prices, aud to-dsy tie
people Sfe enabled u purrhase at mnCh more reason
abl. t.'- thsu 'of long time past. fotAo-s>
iAiiN sfc noii'szbie Tor their nue. qualities, which
O~inE to the larse supply constantly arriving, no. the
iail cTul being harvested tending dow ard.
decline fof the coming wcek. Fish quoted mate
ri., lover than sh.n We mad. ny our l.-l report,
aud iputry Il abundant aud little iow.i Nert.
tend dOs ussf and BUYERS obtain better cuts At
old pr Co. The ouly artir- ich exhibit no change
Tor u" better aic eggs aud butter. Ia the rsr OF the
orueT their un-"A-onsbl,n ness may serve ~ an er
pAnaton hLt IA Tesald " butter, can Du' attrlb-
ing tins article In the cuuntrr Tor the purpo,r Of
'ltcuis'ion. Hclos NAV be- found tho prices quoted
a. Na'hiu5t1u ~ntkct to-day
Hn'ch,is N'In -vfine ioasting piece selling
a. 'aa. pound ordinary cuts. l.hlGc roriei-
ytc mutton infequSr,ers l2alic hindiuarterN ija
itc iainh iotelusrer> l+slCc' HIND quarters, iGa
fiesh pork, 22c cotned pork, s.al4o -aisGees a
~ lnsiish baron, .ja.Oc.
o T"nHrg and come. Prime tuFkeye are ceiling NJ
9ha - per u. chickens, 25s-c ducks 5us2 ~ =
par hroiiins ch.eien' -Sc pc, pound geese lsa1yc
21os5 90 dozont prtridsesl l2al 30 PER pair ven
iron, l5a!cc.
RiIite1 and Ch,sD-Omnce county butter In pals
iss.iling ~ soc POUND primo state, it.l6uc iair
butter, iaiNc cooking butter, iOr osgs tOr BE .
cheese about 20 cent. tor good quality.
Ftsh.-irl. are selling nj --syuc pound str ped
bass &c hal,bui 2jc blue fish ilal5c weak 'i-h,
lsalsc perch, he. sea has, 2,c haddok ioc found
ere lSc salmon trout, a2Oc Goldfish, --al"o black
fish, ,l6o tle kcttl, l2al5c; herring, 5nlUc each
smells, s5c per pound HOLSTERS, saiOc oysters We
$500 hundi ed clainr, zoe hundred p.eklri oJ s.
terr, ups hundred picked CLANS, Uus hundred.
leI,dbl,s. l.ims Leans are selling ~ sCca quart ;
sweet Potatoes, 20 peok Tomatoes, sale quart
string beans, so PECK pOtaioes peach blow = - ;
Jackson whites 10: egg plants Ice each onion ~,
ltc quart turnips, &c peck callares, l5a-c
n head rhdi-he- % bunch lettuce, Be- oyster
plaut-- l5,2c each psrsnips, sauc per bunch mar
iOs slua,hts, 2Ua3Oc each beets, - lOC,
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wv York, ftiiay, oct. u, Z r 6-TLs h.,iua.
tions In gold have Leen follow. a, 10 o'eo.s
Us 1o.20 2o,s lo.95, 2vs'l 1850, gt,s II. as
Ills, 21,. liza zU''. ll.LO, sCii. i..i;, ~ ).
1880 EOS. 1870. 2os 100 zo7'. / 30, 20',l l5Q
2Csh; 21s, posi- 245..2Csa 800, 2ts.; sis,
2J5% 34a 20 4, 2o5's 40 2Cs There va come.
thing Of an Improvement In the general stock market
to-dsy, hu' business VS. rather dull Government.
.ere steady and in some demand. The money mar.
KIT VAS steady Mt I per GEN. E1chsnse on London
let o9- for -ix.y days, and lios NIX ior three
days siebtL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


sweet. smiling Faces. siognomy, or
signs OF Character" Portraits Of John Bull and of
an Insane Maniac Facts about the Brain, with Illus
trstious; Portraits, Characters and Biography OF
Mcclellan, Fremont kennsgd, Alls &c; Brains OF
Criminals ; Work and Wage. Nativity OF our popu.
iation Grapes for disease How to Sat Them. our
social Relations Popping the question" English
and German Wiyea How " Train Children Lied,
not Driven q" serpent Wor-hip: "More Dignity than
Devotion e" Future Life Clerkship. at Washing
ton In November Double Number OF phre geological
Journal" N,ssmen have II. sent By inst post tor
q c,ats, ur - IL year, ~ Ne-srs. fOwl.EI. &
WELL, 80 broadway, NY. Y,G
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lag new uIrtI magnesium sttil. Is ytr.t .tlrI.
u.shi, ser, lye,hlc Ia TIC tchanlcl arts T. 10 Of
iuo color ui t.u, aud alu4us. Tie hgdtu,as VI cork
Uur Vi is properties Is that II buTu, not ol. ike
steel wire, M OsN ~ bat ~ tie ol, 4.r and with
.yht intense thst cGu he seen ~ miles at sea
IL Is a intensity sl Lat sunshine, slu Jan 10 used
l. taking photographs. D.t 81 vine. lighted in |.
,nnde, lights y u room viii ~OuIeriul br d ancy .
Il y said there are large ueuu-ts OF ulsgAesia Va
NV Jersey, from winch lhis wonderful metal
q, ulI be made ~Ith great Id !lty IL is prof. 1sed
~ use II fOr ships betty lighter than " oOu, and
uot liable to :ou llhv lron LuI wh.t II such = .hip
should cslch nrs,
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VI Ana RAAssk,S.

W ALACE-s0FlLLD-O THURSDAY, oc' gt-iL
In felth AmOCy' }, II the residence Of the bnde's
parents D. Tue hsy. a. y, Lawson, M Edvuri II
Wallace, ~ Nes lOrk 10 Miss ate " soheld oil
slesss cop
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IIyatrs life NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in

lie most ptiuiul forms also, scioiula EIyslI~-
las SAT- kh'nu. fimpe ,Bo'che., old llcers Fever
soer, Tie ~Ost Cahes Of d-eA-es tn. Bloc Me cur
ial upalntA Debility, Liver and kiney-, Sc,
are most certainly cured nv th. great Pufiher.
hyhtts Lille BIsau ha- cured thousands OF cases OF
te-e ana -.milar dis'vrs aud " viii most certainly
cuIe any cnh" which can be TeHched hv medicine il
taken IN 49,, ofdauce With tht directions.
hy1Ns Life Busaul cured Willet Jarvis F.q, gII
Hicks st. i'1osIyn OF de.p nd terrible ulcers The
lt-' miri ~ ny sican- L-l decided iha aiugutAlon
80 ucc"s ary 20 ave life.
h'aus Life Bairnin cured Mr.. T.. y. Holly, Dock
master, 40 u Maiuou IT. Of atrrrlhc ulcer Al. Ter be
had been IN the Bfosdwrv Hospital IL month"; aud
then though, to be tIcuTah.e
Principal depot, 9iG GIaud IT,
one Dollar per hottie ala ior p.
sod By Druggists leneralI,. a..
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ed happy homes into hosss vi nioirung b. ~
fallen with peculiar severity the -ewiuy aud tia.,
women OF this city, many of HON ste making
three AMIN SHIRTS rLE DAY Al stA 'LSIs riEIs.
To the lusdeIuat, compensation paid iuf female L.
Dor the orking WOiueu'u Protective Mon its
origin. The Association cOnsistf Vt .iL.I OF be-
been emitted aud who voluntarily give their tune
aud money 10 promote AL Institution that IA be II
practical benefit 10 the working women Of New YORK
City.
Among III, prominent objects OF the Institution 1.
the establishment Ut X, istry st"r. Whereby fe-
EAlrs uay BE- lsed IN obtaining eIplOy ut, aud
" secure them lr-l protection a. .u-t maud Ieo u
eNpcusr.
it 10 also an OBJECT vi the Institution to d-coy-,
nus and appropriate spheres 81 ru poyuent Tor W.
men, In departments not nov occupied b. them.
Ne earnestly HiIsA t. All Iuod yitIzrus moro Or
pecilllY the lldi 4-f-t ~ la maintaining An an.
raniI ltion intended TO benefit ami encourage Ih.ls
own sea TO .ai oil Tor II livelihood.
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TRADE. NOTICES.

TOURNEYMEN BAKERS UNION, no. /.
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Der be present. and all others who wish 10 cutter In
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OFFICE OF THE WORKING WOMiN'S
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under obga ions, which should be repaid upon Fairly .
next visit to penusy iyania.
PROM Tis kArfAHAskoCk
The Yankees in strong ctvalry force at Rlpshan
mock station the Orange and Alexandria Railroad !,
where they have been engaged FOR days past in
Teoudtg the bridge over he river II Il intimated as
aTobabity that IN attempt vii soon be made 70 take
and hold Gordongvie by sheridan, who withdrawing
MS orces tr Early front T. throw them snddeply upon
thnt point and tn the rebuilding of the Rpppahsn ock
bridge Is TO furnish immediate Communication with
depot OF supplies at Alexandra Manassas. To
elect THIS movement and leave Early or in
the valley wild chase after some
Of his cavalry down towards Winchester would give
TO Sheridan a worth something more than
that gained either ut Winchester Fishers Hill TIE
terng force through Swift Run gap day or two
since may have marked ont his course
A EssFUL
OH a dispatches receved al the War ONCE yesterday
announce Tho gratifying news that Lieutenant Colonel
witcher has returned from expedition 10 West Nir
gius" Yankee. He visited tulltowp, Jscksonv lilo,
Westover. Bnchapnon, Wakersville ana Weston. lie
ports that he destroyed million dollars worth o stores,
captured three hspdved prisoners with their horses and
Equipments brought out hve buodred horses and two
hundred beef cattle. He sustained 30 loss
The New York herald., 1864-10-09

locality late battles aud out further ths yotth ev
neaty irc nnuitrtng the country Nc positive evidence
mas occur Cd Ia show thaG Grant hag aken away any
portlHn oi his oops from tue north side, II any
nave oeen remo,sG tAelf pllces have boen sup
pled by Others who marched tue
tenlnsua. There le, however. s0ue - believe
tbat na@1vre of ttis kind put rrNcnce ~ the
enemy, oasel upon the supp s,Loa that tee would be
deceived INTO the be.ief tue tho LETT
was ther real purpose md he should perceive
tn they were marching troops back % the Soutnsde,
that ne would take away his reuforcrmeuts from
thaihHs and leave that important position easy prey
u the irssh troops secretly up by PENN
su'i route TINS WAS rey part OF the federal plan,
IL nis tlrned out failure, complete and ridiculous.
PTTSRsBuRC.
Thefe IS stu strange siencc about Petersburg On
yesie DAY scarcely heard up late hour n
t5e day boh sides are said 20 he waiting and Watching
The enemy are evidently determined, II possible, To
stretch their lines around 10 the Southsde Railroad 10
do when they Will have to nght their for six
miles .on a bee ne' tnce upon that road they will
require at least hty th0usapd TO preserve the
position, o. their line will DC but slender circle
whica may be pierced al any point.