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PERSONAL NOTICES.
INFORMATION WANTED OF TIMoTl

INFORMATION WANTED OF TIMOTHY
i LYONS, Who ieft his home on Tuesday. Nov. SIN
when last % cor. broadv ~ and Bioolnp -
about II r. N. of the above day. lie about SO ,.c
Of ase, about foot In. high deeply Iockmarked
the face, dark hair and sandy goicc. Any iniofua
ton Of his Whereabouts viii be thankfully recei, ed
by his sffiicted wife. BRIDGET Lyons, 10 SIS b
street. III
INFORMATION WANTED OF MARY 4.
xMkAD young lady about ~ Year, Of aye. ANY
fpon giving information where the Above nsln.j
psrson can 10 will be literally rewarded by leaY
lug notice with M. BALI. " Hamilton Of. ChA5
II. NIX. l29
NOTICE-WHEREAS, MATlLDE Has
lNieft my bod and board ithous my sent, thor
,re forbid any one hArborins or trusting her ny
n vo,Ini, win not pay ay debt uisdc by hel. J..
II, SHEk, 80 Mulberry o.. l2s
S,NitE REV. JAS. l.. SCHOCK, u. D,PAS-
l. .tor Of the Lutheran Church IN 18th 81, eft his
hon. on SATURDAY, ct Pm. the WITH 81 Oetobsr,
shs In ention Of soinx 70 Nev Haven, CT sire WHY
lime n. ching haS been hoard Of him. His prolonged
siasnoo aud silence - V his vhsIestouts Quits
.isr,ns congregation and friends. He L. about 10
e.s,s ~ ASs, medium build, dark complexton, dark
N sud D o., foIe6nses ths right baud ss,d,
tnmS, a. 80. Any infoun.son would be gladly re-
ccstvsd " his snlteas ffiends, aud nay te sont te
~ Ski " KNOX, cor, Broldwsy and Fulton st. aud
STEhEl, 'AueEH ukOS. ~ Hose o. N. Y. County
paDr UIssna. WY. w
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WANTED.

NJAN1ED-HANDSw WANTED TO MAKE
w drsve ~ on u,aehines Of their own. OsTHR.
BERG MACK. ~ Broadway, up s<Air. 2Ss
> BGOTM AKHRS WANTED AT 3 VAN
-(de~sters. :.
T. OPERATE. rs wANTED-ON SINGERS
luiltcn, Apply a, IL broadway, +,h tool over the
British OH. us - tcfs. los
an BOYS VIZ NTED, BETWEEN lG AND
cOis yelr odd also men waHio .or cost und
haltor defence. Al Wy 81 Nassau 81 ICON II, ny
AZ airs Cant IIlNL, -
1nO LAHORE. VS. WANTED FOR The
iOO Morri. and ! e.er Esiltcsd WAGES 81 IS
yer day; Alec wanted tone mason, wsycss ptdny
irvm the Gene ii Raj road Once OF IANDkl. b
Ct R1IS 4C,r,.nvirh =, ~
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DRY GOODS.
AT KlNZEY'S EIGHTH AVENUE CHEAP
"A STORr.

N AVEN SuEAhL
Ss} TSs sSs 81 E:szs ~.
ff5sSps s$SfIssn IA Asssts %
LOTS oy SILK ykLytrs is. r1ns Sf i u.
$Es & ss.s yssB IT,
G GtSsIsS S ST E EsIF s sSSSSEEfS'
GREAT HUSH IHls MEX
Ytffh. sfia 81 3Ae stSSi yS S2rSs lie
m, IN L0 o. E 2, EHEr9N: srooLs ic
i l,@ * Iar fisf Sff flilSS l. fArrR
iSS% cARps HOOKS All, iyrs, g.
ESfs 81 81 i TIlSLIskS ; IiSyts
iSIs q shkIs9 "i9Sis iISsb,s s,s s. pp s''
' ~, sisSw%Sp hfSSfE,' kSp J y TX
CnhiP i!ors OF Lhyh GOODS,
"v VOL to S 81 aA fRkk
ylS IN: zr 4, nv wool WOOL soSTAas 81. w.
Sfs Of &h fhkF All s SfS sk If$sIS
CASHMERE AND WOOL SCARE 1a". Ste. I.e.
~, ,,,,. CL1sLSG 9. z AZ ,tNTIRE ISI9ICEE
iS,sn DOZEN FINE pRxss AND CLOAK str.
TSSf %y PIF II F 1R sIS s0a up
80 E kIS f rHHHy H Sa sn 1Hxhi rl rs
roSrn mSS;A 1ts b sHSs; Al e.
is ~" laiRs w %sSisS hSsi . ss ss e.
go tAi lks h hN,tS yAi,w33a nnst,s"
i.SO Pairs LADIES KiDBkp Hosf, 2S.
loTI rAsE ms, G Is, MOL mALf,iost &c
LOIS of6fiiff iooi's SSi HEsT JjSSS% Sn rU
ri AND 2s3 EIGHTH AVENUE,
Il3 bet 2i-t and ssd streets.
CLoAKs CIoAKsi CLoAKs CLOAKS !
,,su, SKkAr p Afyits 81 y ALL THE
'" BAsQrEA
sACQuks, and
CIRCt LARS
rHE LAkGIsI AND nksr ASSORTED STOCK
IN fnE CRY.
kokbGwAf Tx Ok c cksal G 81. cLo"k sfosE
YONG AL iyE 81 sf sE ssS$ g. s sHixls
LoSo ASp sol kkE CAMELs HAIR si!AWLs
vues. At the Iss suction sales At great .aeriac,
s ~. nS %sTs$s ~. :s$ ss:;s .,;..
I>KENCH NERINOS, FRENCH POPI.INS
r RI KlN CLOTHS, kEps, EMPRESS CLOTHS
: sIS'.ih ANn p3uti,E Wli,rii pLAiDs.
ArA GREAT Rt6tciioS IN PRICES.
WELL WORTH" Y, T T%E. Arrnsrlosor
CRYSTAL b, aH b5%fn nYxroRIrx'
POPULAR r7AyH IN cloAKs. :,
II CoNstQi tNcE o. tue srrs, sd AZ me-, on on y,
Co-, OF tloakinss, We hay,' ieso'ou W sell 'o' u
'''" ''e u '"' ''''0'; GlIIGpAKs
ara cry p raas s' war on ies Employed aud
mainn In The reputation Of the e., Gl-h'nent ~ q
~ POPULAR CLOAK HOUSE,
Ast prRn sLock y anocuE .qAws
%TkY GnhAr
c Hf'rAa 81 r' a5&k4 tisroRIuH'
SILKS! SILKS! SILKS! silks
ON MONDAY, NOV. u,
We will opef An entirely new stock of BLACK Gu
COLONEL iIks, which We have JUST BOUGHT
TECIDED BARGAINS
BLACK GRO DE RHINE SILKS, Al 81 s6 70 81 Z,
BLACK TAN 'EIA Sll.kS, 81 u Sks to 81
RICH IL STR TAFFbIA DE LYONS, Al ~ u
HEAVY dR0s GKAIN SILKS, a, o. 90 70 o..
TAFFETA I'M EklAl (Paris quality, At $500
CoLokED STA d new aud isshionsSie co,ors q
81 ~, u 10 al d$2-vorth from ~ - 70 tS . ard
h'hS'S' S'n rRSfs iSs'%I JGsSs FISK
3JT "a BOwEkf, near Houston street.
TREMENDOUS : BARGAINS IN FRENCf
l. hEkINOs
Nj OTHER
FhsIIIONAl iLE DRESS GOODS,
from the
LARGE AUCTION ,ssALts OF TIE PAST
TN WEEK.
tkEAr
SPECIAL Asps I 81 SALE
EMPIRES 4 CLOTHS
PARIS POPIIss,
UrrOhANe
AND OTuE
FAsHIoNABL T. nREs5 GOODS.
FROM AUCTION.
FRENCH MEKlSOS at Yi.16, worth olI6.
FRENCH MkKISOS at Sl.b, worth ~
FRENCH hEkINus at slI6, worth szSV.
FRENCH MEklSOs at ~, worth ~.
PAKAAATIAs At Cg.t worth III,
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BOY WANTED, Ii OR Ii YEARS OF AGE
~ to attend fruit and y ine store nj syu sixth ave-
hue, tesseu 10Th anu iI,h ss food references re-
eliiei. ~
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A GIRL TO ATTEND A BAKERY-ONE
that under stands tn. business and hs, ,oi city
rieienees. Apply at uILDEksLEtNE's bakery, II
ave L corner 9th Of. lbi
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FUR SEWERS AND GOOD FINISHERS
wanted, "a Fulton st, up -tairs. 81
FIRST CLASS CLOAK MAKERS WANTED.
i slsp operators on Grover & Bakers anu ". 4 vs.
Iathine-. lhosc accu-tpmed 10 first ceks ok only
need nnylY. A :. ulAN 4. On Iln4urN IL
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EuR SEWERS WANTED-NONE But
= sooi hands need apply!st iiAHKIS a. kCs3Ak,
Is fiOadvaV.
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10y WANTED To Run q EERANpS
~ and make hia. elf u.s. itl b M. eir ployer Andy
q, The Boot stoio iAstor Place, on ,h. follow M
days.
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ROY WANTED IN A GROCERY, ABOUT
- II year old, a. tive, intelligent Sc. Best uiei.
ences required. Apply 10 H. A, KERR, T,6 Broad.
Nay. 40
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4 'AkPENTEES WANTLD-3O MEN TO
~ Ivy bro~u'. Metallic Weather strip Ia dwell.
~. Nole but good mechanics need apply nj Ca
E!opIway, NY. II.
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GOOD SHIPPERS WANTED-ONE ON
~ Havana wrrppe's, 90 Liberty It. -
GIRLS OFT OF EMPLOYMENT ANp Hav-
- ins NO home, may apply at the t,irs' Lodging
Houre t.b Canal Fl, y. Y, Drensmhklng taught. 44S
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T AIDES WANTED-TO LEARN TO OPE-
- late on sinsei'A Wheeler 4 Wilson's, and other
sewing machines Learned perfect md prsctic. Till
satisfied on -hifts and other shop work Also hns
Tor saie repaired and to let at lt9 Orchard It, 32I
T AIDES TAUGHT TO OPERATE on Sing
II eF-, Wheeler Wilson, and Grover & Bakers
bewns machines In all their varieties, tor 81 shirt
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T AIDES TAUGHT TO OPERATE ON
AW hesier Wilson's and SINCERE Sew lns mSchinc.
also tuckinp, hemnng and tncy brading, perfect,
ior 81: recommended shops alter ming Ma chime
10 rent at Mrs. THOMfSON's, ll3 Twenty seventh
Of, between 18th and sun aves "A
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III kNISHERS-l2 COOP EXPERIENCED
FIELD & RICE, III broadway, or B-ooklyn Il
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RNTMAS WANTEp-APPIY To WV.
~ MORRISON, ~ Sixth ave, ia baem,nr. lol
RAhtR WANTED-A CAKE BAKER
- Apply at 25+ spring 1t. More Tut good work.
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a COLORED BOY WANTED, BETWEEN
ne sse, OF IL and Is yeary-one no IL siliing to
sort Apply at the lowsiy Drug Stotk, lG4. iy2
"A FEW GOOD HANDS THAT UNDER
= As'and boy TO paste pockethookr can get gc.d
wages ~ w broadway top floor A. SpIEk lsO
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OPERATORS WANTED on SINGERS
C.e~ipg machines on fine flannel shirts. Also, Oh
" heeler q Wilsons to hem, braid and bind. Only
Good hlndA need apply. u. NoIiok u. 1870
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CARPENTERS WANTED-2 OR GOOD
- hands Apply cny this morniny at the shop, 81
HliniItOn ay- hlOOkIyn. ~
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DR SALE A Corner
at Satisfactory reason
4 II jay ~ corner Of
ldT
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a BOY WANTED, Al l. BROADWAY, IN
The bas euL nom IA to 10 years old, w tend
stand. ~Ae, IS q week si
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FASHIOStBI. q DRESS GOODS,
FROM AUCTION.
FRENCH MERINOs ct xi.16, worth els.
FRENCH MEKISOs at Slbl, worth -.
FRENCH MEkISOS at sl.,6, worth $3.50.
FRENCH MEKiSOS at 81 worth ~.
PAkAAATTAs at 62., :, .orth ~.
ALI. TIiE BFST DYI.A INES ., DOC. yard
BLACK AND COIOkkl ALPACA a. bye., C0c.
Trc., to 81 worth T. ON I5c. to tl.1V
All the above DRFss GOODS have been pur-
oh tsed nuct on in man ~ w per 70
Ihu importer. PEfION / JOHNSTON,
Ga zap Dry Goods House,
336 IA BDt Jerry, near Houston o..
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NOTlCE-MARBLE CUTTERS WANTED.
" The current wages paid to good mechanics Apply
~ stone yard, West 18th e., between lUth and 18th
avenues. W. II. CROxHEIIN. ~
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MILL u'AR y.

AT 6 WALL ST., lSr STORY, REAR
"A Offse sean,n, fiicn ven aud i,udsu,n v III le
raid tie Li<h.~t tunty an sal clllst In the
|. -. Navy by THOMAS EWlON, County Aeent
Apply bet. and l2s this d v l,g
A TTENTION, VETER IN RESERVE CORPS
"A 1880 cash teunu. u ~hsyed soldier, rsne s
~. his corps $3.50 bounty. Apply ~ AShni ~
WOkkALi. [. 5. Recruit Ing otcers 30 broad
way, ny stairs. 81"
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WANTED OR . GOOD OPERATORS
i'h.Is ~ lelnnccy 81 te.ncni Il
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ABOUT SH ERMAN,

1Iespdtcn 10 the Chicago TribuneJ
st. LOUIS, Nov. ia gentleman from
Sherman's headquarters at Kingston Ga, saws
that Gen. Sherman Is by this time some dis
tance on the war patti His army consists of
the lith corps, Gen. Jeff. q. Davis; 10Th corps,
Gen. Osterbaus; 18th corps Gen. Blair: 10Th
corps, Gen. Siocum.
These, with 1900 under Fitzpatrick and
brigade of artillery, make a Total force of bout
5000 men, spendldly equipped and supplied
with every appliance of war All the public
bulICiGgs, depots, manufacto tories, &c, in At.
ianfa are rendered worthless, and the railroads
north and south OF the city, and all surround
ing defensive works, destroyed. There is to
be no turning back, and nothing left behind of
value to the enemy.
The Springfield Republican says it has a
statement in d private letter from an officer in
Shermah's array, written while he was i'm
Northern Georgia, saying that Sherman was
props ring for quick compaign to the Gulf
The officer was in a position to know.
"A brother OF the editor of the davenport
(lowa) Gazette, tho is now doing his duty as
priv ate in me ID Minnesota infantry, Tins
writes from Kingston, Georgia, under date OF
November4:
To day we received official notice that this
days mail would be the last we could send for
ceiye any tor the same length of time. To Sa-
yaDnsh, Is the cry, and we are in the best of
spirits over the order. We want to give il to
them " bile Hood is North. though in truth we
do not tear him. should he ever figh. us 1t
would end him. We learn that we can go
light from Atlanta. each man carrying pair
OF extra shoes, and perhaps a hundred rounds
Of cartridges. This, we think, is going rather
heavy, but anything to win and elise up this
war.
A ST Louis dispatch of the nth says: AR of.
fcer of Sherman's staff is here, who states that
be has oTCers, when bis leave expires, to join
Sherman, by way of the Atlantic coast, at Sa-
vaDnah. He expects sherman to march en-.
tire Y across Georgia to that place.
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Affair in Georeetowu


SEoReETOwE COUNCILS, Nov. 7.-Bodrd of
Atdermen.-An adjourned special meeting was
ralieo Tor last evening. but quorum not being
present. the Board adjourned sine die to be
called together by the Mayor at his viii.
Common Ceuncil.-The Board met pursuant
TO adjournment ..#.
Inc following petitions were referred:-A
petition of 7. E. Cox and others relative to the
system OF front foot taxation; of S. L. Davis
ana diners for flag footways in Dunbarton and
Green streets. s. . .....
Mr.. Clements presented Joint res ol ution of
thanks to Major II. M Littler, but the Beard
heing notified Of the adjournment OF the Alder
men. the resolution was made resolution OF
the Common Council and unanimously adopt
ed as follows
Corporation Of Georgetown. That MAJOR Is; ia.
Lfttler, Assistant Provost Marsnal OF tue Dls.
trict, has, during the time he has administered
the duties Of his Office in our midst, won from
all classes the highest mead OF praise for his
faithful and impartial conduct and whilst we
regret that he has been assigned to a more i'm
portant post, We cannot part with him with
eut this expression Of our gratitude for his
MANY acts of Kindness to this community.
Mr.. f. Shoemaker, from the streets commit
tee, reported unfavorably upon the petition of
sundry property holders for q bridge across the
east side of Market Space, at the canal, and
asked TO be discharged from its further con
sideraticn. 81 ,s#t51 tif. -
The BOARD refused the re q uest, and ad iourned
T, sine die. sst a.. #rg Ia 20.
james Day ton. A. II. Wallis, d32.l4 20 tons coal
TO the American 90; Little Rob and Golden
Rule, 2l2 10; tons to Central CO.; J.. Roman,
1G410 tens to Hampshire and Baltimore CO.:
Rainbow, III 2 TO New Hope co., Bettie,, fi0.6
tons toy.J. q, Heistepe 4 10; 81. ". Birdssll and
broadway, PA I.tens TO Cnnfberyand co.; Sal
lie Ardinger and O. W. Spates, 2ioll tons 70
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iington, New Jereey, where he expects to
spend a few days In company with his wife
and children. The General said he was in
good health, and spoke OF the condition Of the
army in the most encouraging terms Among
the oficers who accompanied him on the trip
to Baltimore were the following: Maj. Gen'l
Ingalls,. Col Pitkirn, Dol. kitto, 1t. Col. Com
stock, 1t Col Baden, Major II. L. Beckwith,
Capt. Howell and Capt. H. Webster. Some
of these officers accompany the General to
New Jersey, whilst others took the express
train tor Washington. Sun
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FROM HAGERSTOWN.

correspondence VI Aus StdE
HAGRRsTowN. Nov. E-Editor Star The
alarm here Of Saturday and Sunday nights
last {meRtiored in my letter to you OF Monday
appears not to have been entirely groundless
but was occasioned by the crossing of the river
OF some twenty five or thirty Of M osby's scouts
who crossed in body, but who separated alter
getting on this side Some OF them took the
Wiihamsport and Greencastle turnpike, -four
miles west of this town. and passed on to
fennsy wanna, where seven Of them were cap
tured IN Franklin county.
There are still number of these scents on
this side OF the river, and to them can be at
tributed the work of cutting the telegraph wire
between here and Frederick.
Inc tmld ones fear that if Mosby who is
operating along the line of the Baltimore and
Onio railroad, should make q dash across the
river, ne Will burn Hagerstown, as he has
toTealened 70 do 1t; and prisoners who have
fell into our hands recently say that it is the
intention OF the rebels to do so In retaliation for
the destruction OF property in the Valley This
1ear on the part OF some of our citizens has been
sIeatiy increased by an attempt, several nights
ago, 10 lire the court hous Sc, which is situ ated
In the very heart OF the town. 1t was dis
covered In time, however, to pre- vent serious
CoDnagration
Arms have been furnished our citzens and
companies are forming in the county for home
protection. ltappears TO be the determination
OF our Union citizens to defend themselves from
guerrilla depredations, and a number of them
nave volunteered as scouts Scouting parties
are out day and night
he latest news received here from across
the river, Is to the effect that Early rs again ON
the retreat up the Valley. ha wing broken camp
al Fishers Hill on Sunday Sheridan has sent
pursuing force after the rebels.
Mosby has ATTACKED our troops at different
points between Wlnches ter and Harper's Fer.
~ the past few days, aud has gobbled up some
prisoners, bat his whereabouts at the present
time is not definitely known here The retreat
OF Early Will dou btesS cause Mesby 10 seek
another field of operations
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PERSONAL.

TWO UGLY YOUNG MEN. with more money
tnao brains and more fun than either are de-
slsous OF forming the acquaintance Of two young
iauies; wlth view r. fur and matrimony. Adj
nress LEON DELARVU E and FRANK MORRICE,
City Post Office. IT.
THE HACKMAN WHO CARRIED TWO
ladfes to No. 21a Bridge street Georgetown
from the Railroad Depot on Thursisy evening.
TRAT Ssaie Witt + the su6scrisst lsdys
risee. The said Sack contained some letters and
photographs J. CARTER MARBURY.
Attorney at Law.
"Q ELEAsE OF JERRY McKIBBEN-JRRRY
u McKIBBEN. Of Philadelphia. who was i'm
priscned for circulating spurious Lincoln tick cts
In the ARMY of the Potomac, was relessed tod ~
on hail, en- the representation Of some eentlema an
from Harrisburg He admits hs guilt and will
Pg,ohably be tried by q military commi ssion. ~
The above statement of the Washington cor
respondent Of the Phi'adelph Inquirer is posi-
nov 1877 Jos. G. McKIBBEN
nR g. T. RICE.
- PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
No. 44S STREET north, REr. 9Th AND 7TH Srs.
Once Hours-From s to 10 a. M. from l to 3 p.
m. from to 9p III. nov II lm-
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SECOND EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK p. "a.
NAVY YARD AFPAIRs-COLLIsION ON THE
POTOMAC


Yesterday afternoon the gunboat Stepping
Stones, formerly Of the Potomac Flotilla, bu,
which has for over two years past been at.
tached to the North Atlantic Squadron, doing
duty in the Chesapeake and tributaries arrived
at the Yard.
The Don, flagship OF the Potomac fiotilla,
Commander Parker, arrived last night from
st. Inigoes. She reports that the six survivors
Of the Inflated Tulip, who are in the hospital
at Point Lookout, are doing well and it is prob
able they will recover. There are also two
others belonging to the ili.fated steamer, Mas
ters Mate Davis. now on the Wyandank, and
Ensign Wagstaff, now on the Commodore
Read Now and then pieces of the wreck and
hats, DC, belonging to the officers and men of
the Tulip are seen floating en- the river, which
causes the eye to become moistened with q tear
OF regret for the untirnely loss Of the brave Of
fcers and men Of the boat.
On Wednesday night last, q collision &C.
Cured mile from Point Lookout, the Dragon
running into the Freeborn, (both of the Poto-
mac fotilla) and knocking off the nose and
arm OF the latter, causing her to leak badly,
three feet making in her hold in about seven
minutes. BY the use of the pumps she was,
however, kept afloat until she arrived at the
station at st. Inigoes, where she was beached
She will be sent here probably for repairs, her
damages being extensive.
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NAVAL CAPTURES

The Navy Department has received Informal
ton OF the capture OF the following vessels:
On the Oath OF October, the schooner Unknown
v as captured in Tampa Bay, Fla, by the T. 5.
teamer Nita No person was found on board
~ the Unknown, the crew having escaped.
she had no cargo, or any papers of any kind
Also, the capture of the English schooner
lucy, with an assorted cargo, by the u. s.
schooner Sea Bird. tender to the steamer
Handrick, on the 2ist of October, off Bay Port,
florida =
Also, the capture OF sIoop boat, mama
Unknown, off Little Malco, q. S by the sIoop
Rosalie, tender to the u. >. bark Germ Of the
sea, On the oath of October. The sloop was
ladsd with salt, shoes, and other articles
she was sent to Key West for adjudication.
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LOUISVILLE, Nov. 19.-Intelligence deemed
reliable, but the accuracy of which cannot be
positively determined, says that very recently
the rebel General Breckenridge, with ten thou
sand men, attacked General Gillem near Bills
Gap, Tennessee, and after desperate fight
defeated GIllem, who lost four hundred pris-
oners. The number of killed and wounded is
not stated.
No fears OF the invasion OF Kentucky, as
consequent on this reverse, are apprehended
the military authorities being fully prepared
to meet any advance of such e force into the
State .......
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
Late from nj oblle

NEW YORK, Nov. 19-The transport Cali
fornia, from Mobile Bay on the sth inst, has
arrived.
She left in Mobile Bay the U. S. steamers
Hartford Richmond, Lackawanna, Mononga-
hela Kennebec, and Metacomet, and the mon
itors Chickasaw, Manhattan, and Winnebago.
She left at Key West, on the 18th inst, the u.
S. steamers Oretus. Sycamore, Conemaugh,
Dale, and Magnolia.
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~ The Louis ville Journal Of the 18th inst
says: Gen. ThoInass command has concen-
traied at Fulaski, Giles county, Tenn, which
is fine point for observation. The 4th and
I'D army corps, and heavy details from other
corps, give the gallant Thomas a most impos
ing army. Gen. Stanley is temporarily in COM
rGard Of the Department OF the Cumberland.
Gen. How ard, with the Army of the Tennes-
see, Slocum with the Goth corps, and head
quarters of Gen. Sherman, have folded their
tents like Arabs and silently stole away, and
for the next fortnight will be carving history
with their Swords"
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PERsoNAL.-Mrs. Annie Butler, wife of the
absconding Confederate States Treasurer, who
succeeded in making his way to New York,
pas sed through here yesterday, on her way to
join her husband. Mrs. b. made two attempts
to escape from Richmond. The first time she
was captured and taken back, but she finally
succeeded in making her way to Point Look.
out ana was brought up to this city yesterday
on the mailboat Dictator
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SENT TO THE FRONT FOR TRIAL

SENT TO THE FRONT FOR TRIAL
The seventy bounty jumpers who deserted
and went over to the enemy, but who were re-
captured in Kentucky, and who arrived here
General Patrick, at City Point, to await trial
by couri-martial. They were under charge OF
Lieut.. Geo. w. Upton, and a detachment of
men OF the 10th regiment Veteran Reserve
Corps.