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Deaths Of Soldiers

IN TUH HOSPITALS ~ AND ABOUT NETWORK,
20, he neo pe,Ls ending Nor. ~ 1904.
EspoKrIp xsEIY THg SEw YORK ,uIBuSy. TT 4. D..
cisg GOVERNMENT rsDEHrAK.R NO. 81 GRAND STREET.
ny.
Burdcs Joel o. az, ~ Co X 18th Wisconsin; residence
when .nli.tsd. Es.,on Adams Co., Wis.
Brooks, Grors, contract nurse d,ed a; psvid, Island
ns1In eh1 is . go a. en- ss p .'a re- ny n,.i s.s
enlisted De Bound Perry Co, y;
Bloomer iisn, age 10 Co. IN. Y Art residence when
Bane- jaime. (RebJ sss Co. A. let Ais Art died at Fort
crOmws Eds~ ss, II. Co. II, IIah N. " died at Fort
Dri.eo lanes age 10 CO u sch Mass residence whom
Emory VIM age a. Go. =. Ii'd ~ residence when
listed. Bangor, frsnhlin Co, n. Y.
Edwards. John s.r 70 Co e.9 ohio ard a, rG. sehsyer
enlisted. treebursh, Brown Co., Ohio
sO. James ~. sse g. North Lead Me- died stfon schuy
G.raeb Mih-s .se 81 Co q, iss,h Pa. rendence when
II,dr,n Joseph age 49, Co o. aeh o. eOiOred residence
when enlisted, sail bury ~,
Keenan John. su.ute died at Hsrt'' Island.
Lydecs. Hi age 10, Go: T. io'h Pa; residence when
listed C,rwinsylr Pa.
Mnhken, Christian, 90. II. .,h u; $; infantry,
depcs when enlisted, Jerusalem. Yst-. Co. n. Y.
Mcintyre J., % II, tsh N. Y. died at No " HOwsIds
P,nie, John died at L. 8. Transport Hospital, NY
raioiia. fredsrs. ..sy C. o. an ts'dene" When
dence Vhen -uiist Nrs-foIA City
Rice owen age ~ 60 l5Sth n. v. residence when
lst.d New. orb City.
Ro.che b. Co D. Ait n. E. died At No. 50 Howrds MY.
James a.e H. To- e. nth n J.. residence when
enlisted Bain~gat, N. j.
nydSr VIM H. 49, Go. Is. ith Pa Cav rosdence when
enlisted, Pittsburg. Pa
Stevens Henry H. ssr ~ Co 18th NJ H. resideoc. when
enlisted, - Co., ". Y.
s,owsl Byron s. rsc o. Co d. /" N r. A'lIeyi died .,
sav.sr 0corse, age a. Co r. iaoh n. Y died ., Fort
Ssheycr
sn,s ALL yosc oil; died ut No. SO Howard-st.. NY.
SLelw orh, Samuel, Reb. Go. G. lS AlAoAr. died q Fort
Columbus
Wilson Chsrl-. age ~ Co H. seth N. Y residence when
enlisted, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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gmparfant so Rcbs, Soldiers.
NuuRs ARNIts or fuE USIriD SLABS IS'Tbf ,
FiELp VIRGINIA, Nov. u. lsti. )
iE1TK.cI


SPECIAL ORDERS, No. l26.-Ihe foi'oring
orders are reDubshed for the information and guidance
II al concerned.
Hereafter dosoTiers from the Confederate Army.
who deliver Themselves up 10 iho United states io'Ses
viii on taking an oath that they viii not again take
up arms during the present kebcIiou De FURNISHED
subsistence and free transportation 10 their homes
the same are within the lines Of Union occupation
Iftheir homes not within such lines, iboy VIII be
furnished subsistence and free transportation io any
point iu the Northern States. .
Al deseriors who take the oath Of allegiance. VIII II
they desire H. b. given employment m The Qnaii'rmas'
tors and other ID, a tmouts Of the ATmy and TIE same
remuneration Dl them is given u civilian employees
for similar s"lNItes.
Forced military Guy or service tnddngcrlnR thcm 70
capture hy Confederate OIc,s VIII not be excited
nom such as give themselves up - the Uniied States
miltaTy authorizes.
p,,erteTs who bring horses mules into our line-
with them H. delivering The same Ia the Quarter
mgstel's Department. receive IN money the hghe.l
Yrice such horses and mules aIc worth.
Is command Of Lieut. .1eu. Grant
r. :. ROwEHs Asst..Adj Gen.
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HOTEL PYRsosALs.-The Hon. Reuben

HOTEL PRRsOsALs.--The Hon. Reuben T..
Fenton, Governor elect OF this State. arrived at the
Aston House yesterday morning from Washington City
where he has been engaged witness In the trial Of
col North testiying 70 the Colones unsulied repua-
ton previous TO the late election frauds in which he
was engaged Mr.. Fenton will most probably remain
in The city until this forcpart Of next week
TLurlow Weed. rho has also been engaged in WaAh'
ington drrir this week. arrived last evening al the
As,or Ho".. H' ia Com. Crosby. u. 4. ~, Gen.
Brown OF Harts aluRd. and Il. W. Can't VI ArksnAss,
The Hon. u. G. Cartier Primo Minister Of Canada,
residing at Quebec. IL now stopping at the Everett
HOIse - 70, n,,
Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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[AdveTti-ement1
DR TALB0T's CONCENTRATED MEDICAL
PINEAPPLE CIDER
fAdveGti-en1ent

10 PKsvEsrvs Of sIcxxEss@Ths espe'sree THAI
Dr. Ia bot hsd for the last Twenty I've y-aEs ooo.
him that tt is time the public had an sEee onsrsS
ta will prevent sickness. Tie Article offered 10 Dr. Tai
bo,. lirdsed Pinea pp- Cider designed ali ols,es,
old aud young 1t 10 not new to tue Doctor Dot !, en-
TREY the public One quart bottle WI er
well person year. This Is father new mode oi doc
,orns nevertheless It will millions froni beng sieh
three doars TO keep nom DC az sek
than 10 paw ten twenty dollars IN doctor. bills and much
o.. Tor the Of and the Inconvenience o. beng sicA
To prevent sickness follows Add one tsasp'oDio OF
NEGLECTED Pineapple Cider to umblsr OF cold w"si ans
drink the hins after you se in the morning anc TIE
same before you retire AZ night IL viii Increase the su' nt
and visor Snt action TO the system e"'eorst.e nos
York ,nrrcisn has made iosouehtiA! v: Tie fiIs
sppe Cider; DR. Talbot that be gained ten poun.' eS
he IN one MONTH Trial. lie contnass lie ass "
above directed and finds very benes says hss proved
an entire preventive in his Ease Aso smother
weknown gentleman in Newly ORA has u..d the A.Seste1
Cider constantly years. aid hs not been eh one any
during that time
free by express recrPt Of price.
Al orders should be addressed TO
b. I. BABBIrr,
Sole Agent.
Nsi g., s.. IS, g., 81, 10. II and "a Ws.ins,op,L
New io'A
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rrom ,hc Army of ate FOiOmac-At Quiet

WAsm.6ToS. Friday Nov. le. 1891.
sl4tter rom the Army of the Potomac says;
Inactivity still prevails in this srmy with the e1eep'
non Of The ordinary amount ofexchongee between pick
E,s and ba ,eries. TT, enemy Dag or two ago com
menoed re creation If q new wort short distance
,nth Of the Crater but its progress Is very slow,
owing to the accuracy with which gGnneIs throw
mortar shells into THEN midst wherever .hey show
themselves st work.
Casualties continue to occur daily along the p,cSo'
line End stray shots frequently reach those far IN Tho
rear Of the hfcsstworks Sometimes irtlicus- fati
wounds.
Gen Burusfle reached C',y Point IN wednesday
afternoon on visit his oh corps. He c,ied on Gen
Grant, ard aerwsrd r~oceoied 10 the front on 'seeiS
Anwast reported Qr ct yesterday morning.
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san tRASu~Co. Friday. NOV. IL, 1864.
A fire in the business part of Marysville to-
day destroyed property valued AT $4,000.
The rainy did not continue long enough 10 be
OF much benefit.
The Pacific mali steamer Constitution has arrived
from Panama.
The treasure shipments 10 China for the past fev
DAYS amount 10 over half million In gold
A II departments Of trade are dul.
Arrived, ship Mary Ogden, from New York.
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THB ILLUSTRATED PSYCHOLOGICAL JOuBsAL

THB ILLCSTHATBD THKENOLUGICAL JOUhFAb
Or Determination rady-cqptsins Varieties =; IiooAs
Character. nu.,rs,ed-Fsees ia Pro6eGsdes Of Iu~lh-
sence,seenes In Mad House with hsness
CuuFc-woman's SPhsre-Choiee Of Pursuits-s~f
TO Young Men-Improvemsnt OF Idiots
TIM Parsons corRrsHIP,'-A Spartan Msrriase,-rhs
Vito Pruning Knife.-whom to Msrry.-Mixed Ttmpsrs-
menis Best-rhe wife's Appeal Un'poken "SniDs-
Arc Dreams Prophe 'Ouens and Porsnts-The E,ps~s
sion OF Drra-Poi,snesO Advice-Dont forget your
Gir.-A CssITnAs PoEn, Illustrated
Tag Rsy Dr. Porrs Mr. ,. D. C. DAALGY, Dr. lsAI0
VAN Porrsts Characters and Biographies -PHRRSoio
gr-Amons the Skulls Soul, Dscotah. Seminole, ksehss,
and Fiat Head lndiAns-s Phrenolosy TruslWhst a.
tive-Sirep,-L.ber Mental ard Maaua-Eypsnson Of Tie
Lunxs-Od Ase,-faith-God and Man. BY 6pt post ~
cents or .. year. Newsnen have it. Volume be-
Gins h The Number Now is the time 10 subscsiSs
AiJress Msssr Fowler WILL $50 Brosdwsy Now York
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The Richmond Engaror OF the 9th has the
following;
OPTICAL DisPATCH--GBE. BRRCkISBIDGB Rou rs
THE ENEMY AT BULLS GAP.
The following official dispatch WIS received
n the War Department lsst night; .,
HpQas Army NORTHERN VA, Nov. H. lst4.
Hon JAMES A. SEDDOS, Secretayv Of War-Gen. Breck.
inridge report that the night OF the 18th INST he
t9ned Bulls Cap. when the enemy attempted 70 retreat
About O'Clock on the I4th init, with Vaughan's and
Dukes commands he struck their column and routed
It, Several hundred prisoners Ten stands Of coors sis
pieces Of artillery with esissons and horses complete
fifty loaded wagons with teams, and aInbulsnccs with
medical supplies &c. were captured. X +. LEE.
EXCHANGE or PRI60HRRS
Between three and four thousand Confederate
prisoners have arrived at Savannah Ca for exchange
entered into by the respective Commissioners Of
the two Governments. Many OF them arc prepared to
rejoin their commands at once. Among the number,
learn mon Of the citizens captured in front VI
Petersburg in Jnnt last.
THE FRONT.
The Richmond 'front.' has been devoid OF in
terest incident for several days past in front Of Re
tersburg only does there exist any indication Of even
occasional lveness Our scouts IN that quarter have
recently been very active and besides ascertaning i'm
porant information have gobbled squads Of the enc
mys straggiers and done other impudent things with
out VI the losses usually sustained BY the enemy In
reconn0itefinR for similar purposes. Heavy cannon
sdng has occurred within the Last two three dsys
sut has amounted to nothing practical
PROM THE VALLEY.
NO new movement Is reported III the Valley.
niofnation has been received which states that on
tuesday OF last week Sheridan cansed the arrest of
ARE number Of the prominent citizens Of Winchester
Ano sent them North upon whst pretense has not tran
neo. iney we're each allowed carpet sack Of wear.
Mg apparel and some bedclothing. The party with
thth baggage. hIed Some eigbf or ten wagons in
Gbien tnsy LETT The town. Among them were the Rev
~. ooya. Il; y; Conrad, mcobe, of the last State
Convention Ph;iip Williams . prominent lawyer and
John Bell, well known merchant. NN
DEATH OF
Ex-GOy. Hammond of South Carolina. died
Of bis residence % Beach Island s. C., on SUNDAY,
aged 81.
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Geo, shermnn,. March Uuopposed.

CINCINNATI Thursday. Nov II. lsoi-
The Nashville correspondent Of The Times, il
noticing The advance Of Gen. Shcrman's army. says
that such buildings ri Atlanta could be OF benefit to
the enemy were destroyed but others II wac MOI
believed shat Gen Sherman would meet with IN!
considerable force Of the enemy the way
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THE ARMY OF TIE JAMES.
sb.rmap's Nscvemcuts'


From Or spsc. Correspondent
~ nouARygRs ARltY ov TIE jams,
NeeI Richmond, Nov, -, isVi.
inflammation received today from Richmond
,suders pretty certain thai Lee is d eehns part o'
~ troop. for service elsewhere Rebel papers petFe'
.en, trepidatiOn al the reported movement OF s'or
mans army and express anxiety concerning Augusta
and Macon. where, az well as az Columbus IL n Wen
tuovn they have tsir most extensive rowder mi'is'
Props and arsenss, aud tor ihe saet! OF which they
evidently entertain the gravr st apprehension
O
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Anticipated Attack on Memphis.

81. LOUIS. FRIDAY, Nov II, 1864.
A dispatch TO The Republican from Cairo says;
Greet excitement again prevails at Memphis il
consequence of reports that Beaureeard lie marching
again with large force from Corinib Every prepare
ton is being made for the defense Of the city"
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A MINISTER MISSIN

A MISIsTER MIssING.-The Rev. Jas. l..
Schoek. DID,. Of the Lutheran Church. Fifteenth ST.,
who left home for NewHayen. on the 18th inst. has
not since been heard o. An advertisement in another
column requests information Of his whereabouts from
those citizens cognsant Of bis movements II 10 feared
that harm has bcssen him. when last seen he was in
very bsd health.
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PROVIDENCE. Thursday. Nov. II. 1864.
A FIRE in Pawtucket this afternoon destroyed
the Congregational Church, John DoSicrs dwelling.
house two stables store honse. paint shop and
other buildngs Loss about $40 0ol. The Church and
organ weio insured ior Sls OO.
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FROM The Richmond Enquirer NOV Il" =,
We understand that our troops evacuated the
town Of W asbi ngton on Wednesday last. and 1t vas
occupied by the enemy perhaps on the same day. No
advance In any other direction apprehended at pres
eht Our forces fell back from Plymouth " point on
The RQsnobe River " watch the entny's movements
Raleigh Confederate
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Ncw.Bedford Oil Markes.

NEw.BEDPoHD Friday. November IL, 1854.
Oh market quiet; decline in gold causing the
withdrawal Of export ORDER sales Of 20 bbls Sperm
for export at 81 % per gallon go bbs DO for manu-
facture at the same price and ~ bbs do for export nj
81 ~ and % bbs do for export at e. TO- Nothing do
ing in whale oil
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Naval Intelligence.

Boston. Friday Nov. II, 1854.
The United States steamer NIPPON, Acting
Master Khe arrived here day from the bloc kading
fleet OF Wilmington she touched nj Nevh Ork 10 land
the prisoner taken board Tie British prize steamer
Annie which Wa captured by the tnitcd States
steamers Wilderness and Nippon. The Nippon Ia sent
here fuf reuaire.
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n, way Of Cairo.

81 LOUIS, Thursday. NOV IL irof'
The ReyuJlicon's Cairo dispatch says New
Ores M ,s.,ers Of the iit state that the steamer C
tor lest arrived from Santiago reports the sonora ana
Planet ashore at BRACES the former would probably DE-
Vot of but IL "a doubtful II the latter could he saved
The Rebel Gen. slaughter at BrownSvillf was 10 %
reinforced by J. 80 men and IL guns IN ANTICIPATION VI
an attack from the Union troops.
Tie Mac Orlsans Tisss says Gen. CGnbys WOUND ~
not 10 serious was first reported. The baD passed
through the right thigh without touching the hone ana
though the wound is painful, 1t will con6ne him to his
room only few weeks. .,,
Cotton was selling at New Orleans AT " ItoSi u.
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CONVENTION or INTERNAL REVENUE Col

,rcIors AND AssrssQRs Collectors and Assessors
r. Internal Revenue Tor the first fourteen Congressional
districts assembled yesterday mornngin room NO ~.
Internal Revenue Office at Washington. Amer or,
rapziny the body adjourned 70 the rooms OF the hoard
Of Councilmen at tho City Hall. The object OF the
mecting il 10 consult as 10 general plan Of action
and 10 suggest some amendments 10 the Law. Mayor
" God VI BrccElyD PIT jded'
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Advertisement.
PRESIDENT PETROLEUM COMPANY.

This Company promises 10 become Of the esH ps,n
now forming The subscription Ns filing and ~
sivs those Of resder who aklSs invee
ueu In this kind OF stock " call upon the Snbsupee
Arsns Mesxs L. H. SIMPSON Co.. No ~ Cetns e. whes
books. maps and prospectus Of the Company - sSss"
usnt 10 az esluHss.
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CONTRIBUTIONS BY TIE BANKS.

The list below comprises all the amounts rs'
ceiyed from the Banks it shows how unanimous sup
por, IS given by our moneyed institutions 90 thoSa
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Sword prrscpfnticu.

To ne 81 tor n The y. y. Tribune .,-
SIR: ] Deg t. iDcloso you communication iA''i!
received ~ mo from an Seer IN The Army o. he f0'oa
The ofses said he would like see in IHr TSS'NE
40 void II Won ,.,uji deem worthy pace IN yon'
toumps , &.
Ma Tucker IS borough going officer 10 er,e''. VI
60. pbe,s ,sfe,,lsn coqoeing with them Ihe dry
,ct Of o. copserya,isu,' has never - him
N,,. Yo,k Nsr. a 1904
Unors 3p RRG ADJ % Cav. DIV. G. c.
ARsil+ 0T TIE foToNAC, eci- - leo4
Ilavo the honor of communicative u yen the pro
eeodpcs of f. ve-y happy and interesting meeting
Of officers Oh The evening Of Che 2sth inss, al Cavalry
DEPOT Of Of this Division for The pnrpOse Of pre-
seating 20 Aaor b. f. Tuckef'a saber sssh aud bft.
Most Of he geEtemon concerned IN showing this marx
az rcsptct u the above named worthy officer were
from The ist Aane Cavalry being about 70 leave
the field having faithfully served three years. Officers
fto1n other regiments and the C0mniss'Ty and Quar-
,essters Department Of this Division also repre-
scented
Having me, at O'Clock IN the evening ri Major
fuckers vory meet and desirable quar- the ~ ord
was brought aud presented with very interesting
speech ty Ctpi. J. /. Carpenter, late CommissaIy Of
Masters FOR this Division, to which hrio Tucker re-
Piled in 9 oriei hut earnest speech. The saber was
very elecan; onc--cost one hundred aud fry dollars
and made 10 order b. the Ames Manufacturing Co..
Chicopee, Mass. After the presentation, We drew
around large table loaded with good things, of which
the Major is skilled in preparing.
Major Ii +. Tucker being IN the Regular army al
tie beginning Of tue present Wal, was commissioned
Adataut and ordered to report TO the LIST Maine Cav
airy whore, with untiriGg enoIgy he insed into Tie
minds o. .he troops thOe principles which ehaiactcz'
and make the good soldier. the tatie Of st Mary
Church TIE 2tb Of June last he severely wound
ed il the shoulder and before uy recovering from his
wound. reported to Lis regiment for duty He is al
pIesen. II command Of Cavalry Depot Of p Of the
81 Csvalr7 Division, near City PORT Va.
Very respectfully yours. NrTIJ:AN
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The 6TERROsCOPTICOS.-- advertisement
Announces that this fayorite exhibition OF last Winter
returns next week TO Hope Chapel. Several hundred
new views have been added 10 the collection
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owing to unexpected telegram from Philadelphia.
we may be called upon for eight thousand dollars for the
Army Of the Shenandoah and would request tnat an
additional effort should be made.
TuroDoRE ROOSEVELT, Treasurer.
M .,l. Ian.
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TIE Thanksgiving DINNER.
Additional Contributions.

TIE following are additional contributions TO
tn fund for the Soldiers and Sailors Thanksgiving
Dinner.
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Prom Fortress Monroe.
ARRIVAL or 10000 PRISONERS

The q. ). steamer transport Fulton, Wotton,
Port Royal Nov. Is to C. S. Qu.rtermaster arrived on
Friday The day the Fulton sailed twelve vessels had
arrived from Fortress Monroe with 1900 prisoners to
be exchanged who diving at the rate OF four and
five per day.
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siukiRy Of the Ram switxs.,..s
CARO-. nnrsd

CA'Eo' iiursdsy. Nov. II, 1884
The ram Switzerland, bound South, sunk lat
evening in the Mississippi River, above Com,asrce
II IL thought she can be raised.
Three hundred and ninety bales Of cotton psssed her.
today for st. Louis and $50 for Cincinnati.
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fAdyer,isruaen.i

WINDOW SHADES,
GotS iioLLASp. ke, new style SHADE rISrvASs, ~ RH
bpcBp PRicus.
O. l.. L J. P~KsrrT No. 80 Broadway.
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The 4. =. revenue steamer s. A. Stevens has
been relieved nom guard duty al Quarantine oy '"e
cutter Nerrra.
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PMIADRIPBiA. Friday. Nov Is. ia.
The Cathedral OF 81. Peter and st. Paul will
be dedicated Oh Sunday morning with most imposing
ceremonies
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A spirited photographic representation % the
T.. : monitor Wcehawken," and the L. s. slcor-f
war "Iroauois" in O gale Of Wind of Chineo'easce
shoals Jan. 30 1868, is published by T. Brown J..
The commanders Of the respective vessels affect tns
truthgulness ofthe sketches.
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The quietness of Election.Day is attributed
to the happy effects Of kxSrs East lxpA Gown AhsE
most voters at breskfsst Sold by all groeers At twenty
osnss PEI pound. Gsnessl Depot No. ia RssdssI 70
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fAdyertise,nenGl

THR JAPANHsE POLIsH.-Ladies can ssfeiy,
apply tho Polish 10 their Banoras: Il ves them
qualed usic also the be-, Polish 10 existence Ter sss
trmen's boots Ask your shoe dealer Tor
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TIE HERO OF THE SHENANDOAH VALLEY"
-Ritche has got out another elegant sfee portrait.
glorious Phil Sheridan II is capital likeness ahd
viii be received with the appreciation as the rsrs
OF the Richie series Of Lincoln Grant, Sherman and
Fauasut. Derby Miller. No. sprSee.st. are 'hs
public hers and they are cheap ct 81.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Prices reduced on all kinds of
CURfAis MArsaIAIS.
q. L. J. b. KHLrr, No. 9s BrusLsay


NUMBERs FOR RESIDENCES, Glass and Zine Let
ers for Europcan STYLE for ss
ecoaony; put ~ aud warranted. No. l07 FuLroxsr
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Weaker NJ Portland. Me

PORTLAND Me- Friday, Nov. 1s 1863 a. n.
Wind :. 4. W. Weather clearing Of. Their.
Wometey &C.
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CITY ITEMS.

ARRIVAL OF Mr. FEsToN.-The Hoa. Reuben
p Fenton, the Governor elect. arrived AZ the hscr
House. from Washington, o. THURSDAY evening He ~
Ia excellent spirits and evidently bears wei the fagGss
Of political canvass he is receiving the consiatDs-
tons Of his personal and political freEdt
depu,aton waited upon him yesterday morning 70
tender public reception which 1t Is undefs:eod 'hss
he vii! accept at an early day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-19

PROMENADE CoSCERT.-The Twenty-stecnd
Regiment y. g. S. n. Y. give promenade eoAeeif fha
evening ...srt,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-19

RFCEpTIoy OF GES. GILLnoa3.-A company
OF shout two hundred peson. were invited to assemble
nj the residence Of Mr. George Shea. in fory
on "Wednesday evening. to meet HAjor'Gen. Y A. I'll"
more. Among the guest present we're bish'p f'us'
and the Faculty of the General Theological Seminar
Charles OConor. Horace Greeley, VIM Curtis "oyes'
Recorltr Hoffman, Charles p. KirSond the f'e'' p''
Samuel Soabury the Rev. Or. Oslehy the IpSV' w.
johnson Judge William f. Allen, Charles ID" Ncs' ?
Robert Gehrist and Joseph r. Bradley OF NewJ
Trumsu Smith Of Connecticut the officers OF Hen OIL"
nore's staff Brig Gen Morris, Col. Y. W s'TfeI o'
''.wamp-angel" fame Floyd Smith, Judge l.. H. Wood
ruff end other prominent gentlemen. A lady sent a.
superb basket Of flowers With toe word 'Wagnsf
formed Of csnclas In the center aud another Presented
a yase OF lowers with the words Pulaski" and sa~
ter formed on il. The occasion was very Pleasant;
no "speech.iying" bu, full Of happy Significance Ut
the present time in the fact that 90 much worth Of Iob
Nc character and intelligence has assembled together
ia loDor OF him who as Gen. Hallecs oficauy states,
"has created new era IN the science Oh engineering
and gunnery." Gen. Gilmore appeared in sxseilens
spirits During the evening lie received ielegrapbo
surainons to repair to Washington and eft ne 'ny
, early the following morning.