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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-20
Second
-FOUR o'OLooK. =. M.
GEN. SHERIDAN EMBARRASSING
MCMILLAN

Gen. Sheridan can take our hat. We have
got three or four old ones. In point OF fact
we hereby pledge ourselves TO give him new
one II he insists. And, now we think Of IT, we
would little rather he would Insist.
This defeat Of Longstreet by Little Phil"
moro than fills the hearts Of all loyalists with
exceeding great JOY. What is better, the news
OF this grand victory over Conyalesccnt Long
street makes the miserable copperheads and
rebel allies and sympathizerS hang their heads
with shame.
Poor McClellani What disaster II is TO HIM
He will undoubtedly make an immediate drafr-
for another quarters pay as Major General!
Sheridan is evidently against Mac. Something
will have to be done about 1t, and that quickly.
Can't have such work. 1t hurts politics. 1t
is contrary to the doctrines OF the Chicago
platform, part Of phom McClslIan Is phich.
Rebel Vice President Stephens will think hard
of Sheridan for wrenehing from Longstreet q
Mcclellan victory aud tOe',ty guns after he had
fairly won 1t In Pills absence. Sheridan re-
turned from Washington little tco soon for
McClelan's good.
We understand that Lopgstreet's feelings
are very much hurt at sheridan's conduct.
LongsLreet promised to "smash" Phil, bat got
smashed himself. He promised Lee and JEFF.
Davis that he would "drive sheridan's forces
back on Washington and Baltimore" and he
thinks he would have done It IL Sheridan
hadn't personally lnterfered. The Government
ought 10 court-martlal Sheridan and make Nc
Clellan president of the court
As we said before, Phil. Sheridan can take
| our hat. May his stars increase
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-20

The DRAFT.-The Board of Enrolment dis
posed OF the following cases to-dAyi
First Sub DiSiriei-Wm. X. Williams, furnished
substitute, Thomas Nelson, accepted.
Ninth Sub -DfaTfci-Ch irlea A. Buoklr, furnished
substitutej Charles II. Grimes, furnished substi-
tutej VIM. Thomas, physical disability.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-20

BosroE, Oct. 10. s. Sleeper has been
nominated for Congress, in the Third district,
by the Democracy.
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A sERENADE TO PRESIDENT LIN
COLIN BY THE MARYLANDERs OF
THE METROPOLIS,

Last oypninV n larpn numbar of Marvland-
-, ~. A. NJ. .....,
e''' '0''u."' ~ S'',' pios'0u.u III OoN' w
the presidential MANSION Tor the purpose OF
paving a compliment to the Chief Magistrate,
,bo I,s hocr 1rr ,orr,od In tho ,yords or
" W
AherI, tue hioerator Vi hme'lca'
The procession formed in East Washington
and was inined nj Ninth street nv n dsleoa,ion
I- - e
ol 'ue Lincoln ana 'ohnson Hluo' IL was
headed by the band Of Emory hospital. A
sporting the device of a &" free
-. 1T. III,
manu- anu w e"n' "uN VIII
the words "Ihe Sons OF Free Maryland" The
Union Forever" and "No Compromise with
Troi,ors ;, cIc,rIy md upuistol,shIv ,rrorrcoa
',N,,. 80, ",,N,
'he opJect ol tuo gaia ga'heflns' anu e'iuenceo
the gladness of enlightened Marylanders.
Nhen the procession reached the White
IT,. ..,.ou.I .t,. ,r.ro ,,,.,o. 81. ~ -
ilouSo Se'ei"i "'S "''o Pta'su W tne oAhu
and three cheers given for free Maryland and
Amerlca's Liberator, after which the President
onDoorod rnor Tho from, por,,co and ,adros.oa
"iP'"S" Wv N 0'''N
the soscmblaSe as ioiloWsi
Friends aud Ftll0p Citizens: am notified
that this Is a compliment paid me by the loyal
Marylauders resident In this District. / infer
that the adoption of the new Constitution for
that state furnishes tue occasion, ana tnat IN
your view the extirpation of slavery constl-
tutcs the chief merit of the new Constitution.
Most heartily do congratulate you and Mary
land and the nation, and the world upon the
event. | regret that 1t did not occur two years
sooner, which, am sure would have saved TO
the nation more money than would have met
all the private loss incident to the measure.
But 1t has come at last, and sincerely hope
lis friends may iully rGallZe all their antlclpa-
tlOus of good from IL; and that Its ODDODOnlR
may by lis elect be agreeably and prohtably
disappointed.
word upon another subject. Something
was said by the Secretary OF state, In his recent
| speech at Auburn, which has been construed
by some into a threat that II should be beaten
at the election, WIN, between then and the
end OF my constitutional term, do what may
be able 10 ruin the government others regard
the iact that the chicago convention adjourned,
not Sb'e de, put 70 meet again II called to do so
by particular individual, as the intimation OF
purpose that II their nominee shall be elected
he will at once seize control OF the Govern.
ment.
nVPe T snS sUVu peop,o m'n PG,nit P,h ui tneu
| am strugglIng 10 maintain the Goyerpment,
not to overthrow 1t. am struggling especially
10 prevent otnsrs from oyertnroTlng u, and
PresIdent u1tIi the An of neIt March and tSa,
whoever shall be additionally elected thereto
In November, shall be duly Installed as President
TH .boiI 'H Az nv NJ n'nos, tho, bnavar Sa1t
the helm for the next voyage shall start viii
the best possible chancet to save the ship. This
10 que 70 INC people, Ooth on principle and
tinrsi,v exnresseJ Is The ritima." Ia, Snr sm
immediate neaee' even AT the loss os tSoir conn'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-20

PuILr y soLoMoNs' MANIFOLD FIELD-oRDER
book is a new Invention that will commend
itself Instantly to all officers in the field. 1t is
neat, compact pocket memorandum appa-
ratus, by the use of which the officer can write
duplicate orders and retain one for q record,
without pen and ink. 1t Is the "hsndiest"
article yet invented for such purposes.
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FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
lEDREw JOHN SON,
OF TENNESSEE.

NorIcE.-7zs Daily National RtpSbliou' is
or Furnished by carriers 10 subscribers IN uis
" and Georgetown at nryJ1vc cents per month.
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WAR DEPARrmEHT, J

WAR DEPARTmEHT,l
ADJUTAHT GENERALS OFFICE,
WAsHIR0ToH, d. e., October II, 1854.
surgeon Samuel A. Sabine, 9th New York Heavy
Artillery, charged with offe ices, and herOtOfore
published, exempt IRON being dismissed the saF.
wee OF the United States, the Military Commission
instituted by Special Orders No. %, series OF less
from the War Department, having reported that
satibiaetoTy defence has been made In his case.
E. ID. TOWNsEND,
ool7 Assistant Adjutant General,
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fisssvsnth Ward Lincoln and Joh n son
Club will meet At Island Hail, at ~ O'Clock, this
Thursday evening All persons who iAvor the
above, are requested to attend,
By order Of tho President. -
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-20

6s- short-Hsud writer.-Any Person
requiring the serviees Of an experienced Short
hear OF one by Supplying In the Editori.i room Of
this Office. ueqT.N
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spECIA1, NOTICES.

~ Torc might Procession--To WILSON,
SIN MEN.-The Wisconsin Lincoln and Jshnson
Club have made arrangements TO join In the torch
light procession ou Friday night, and invite all
Winoontin men and soldiers In this Vicinity TO
unite with the Club. Please meet at the west
front Of the Patent once building, on Ninth street.
al 1p,m, D. RINFoRD,
u' President.
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au2i-eo3m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-23

live wrisht; Dsery fed hogs liGi5c. ~ dead weight;
Western grass ma.tsd hogs. gd lie. I'VE ws,sn'i
The Hog market opened this week with full supply on
hand very unpropous weather for tho trade The 90
nand was active than last week. and the prices
were barely sustained although there percspbie
change o quotations Of last Tuesday The bet lot. only
sbe close them out except sacrifice The market
has scarcely before ruled by the weather to such an
fact 10 that Hogs are too high for the regn
lar packers, and the trade governed
almost e1cuyey by English cutters who show desire TO
operate any extent rainy weather such as we have
had the past few days II has cleared mp cold and the
are nS very angnnc OF brisk trade the latter part Of the
weet. Holidays rhank. sivns always hsee depressing IN
following range prces Best Grades l2t to f Middlng
grades, ia to 2ic Ordinary grades o 70 NE Tue arrivals
Tor the 249s corresponding week last year
3s5 Decrease of arrivals from last week 352 Ditto last
wear H. 952
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SHIPPING gvrrLLIGENCR.
PORT OF NEw-soRK..... .Novnxsra ..
Clear Il

CLEARED
Hovlsnl & AspinwaL 49, =,
steamship Britannia (Br,, Ferner Glasgow, 4 ,eDonds
Co.
Steamer r C. knight, Gallagher Phisdelphis, Wn Tsy-
lor L Go. ,,.,r'
Dslzen. -, -,
steamer Artisan, Kirk Baltimore. WIN. Dsfell
Shin Favori,a Bush San Francisco w. I. Cocn'sn CN
Bsi Daniel (Bs.. spearwater Msiemorss g. Whcew'isAs
q Go. - r.,
Bris Ludwig Cspolus seur Meek, Zeplsn, Ro'terd'r
Brig Br.t (Br.l. Kohl Ciepfueyo' Fowler Je[s-
Bril- Dephins (Br), DeHssn, Gonsyes IL u Scnne'sVe'
Brig Bolivar (Br) Lee, Vera Crns. Ribon MnnoL,
scir ns,ty Aysril Aycrll, Baltimore Mott bede
Schr Mirsnds Hardy, Baltimore, BENTLEY, smith d 90
Schr, Aid, Bunker, Boston.
schY Mary Parker Parker. Eastvie b. K Parker
schr II. ". Morse. Gardiner, Washington: 3 Kenny
Schr Surprise, -, Boston, j. g. DAYTON 4 Co.,
Scfr John Rose, House, Washington.
Schr. Dat, Johnson Stsmford.
Sehr Champion Clark, Boston, C. NJ. Barlow
Schr. Sarah Elizabeth Smith, New Haven, Bo'cbil" =
schr Ch.re, Albert Orb Hardy, CAYENNE Bret. sonkCo
Schr Meteor (Bl) Dunscomb, Hamilton, Bermuda. MeC0e
French.
Schr shannon (Br.) Roberta Antiques, I. K. Robert.
schr. B<srl (Br), Ogivie, Halifax, d. r. DsWof
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REMARKS ABOUT B1EP CATTLE.
The total number tbs wee 1913 lead with l.6
head week. ard with SOS head average per week IaA
year eud with IL for tn. wses year
The number sold yesterday the principal
let 4I85 head ooppsres with ano head s< week with
0S5 head the psf week last year. ind With o17 bead
NJ market yes. an,
Monday, Noe. 2l.--A more gloomy, dun, foggy,
rny muddy day could not he conceived The market pre
10 fairly aost In dsrec,on that would gladden. fsrn~rs
who buy c>tts. Yet with all the discomorts. and
with s2oo head yArdsd the .e have managed 70 advance
The Of hrstelsss buocks about half higher than
they cold fog last Monday That is cattle have cold
rate. sstimsted At lie D. for he net ew Of beef seller
Of them sold TINT weigh and Others at 50 D. psw
the scales few good buocss cold at iec lot
Of Durham year Old ee syersse l0i cwt net sold
ut l3,. the salss c. TO- a. cwt From thee extreme high
tic price down low tst week ;hst H. eGl0c
y l.. ~ issssyspi s@<I.r !oS eeEx VSso tna HT "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-23

FREE LEcruREs.-The second lectnre'in the
course at the Rooms Of tho New.York Young Mems
Christian Association will BIO delivered this evening at
o'clock by Rev. l.. II. Gilett. subject john huss.
Il will be remembered that Mr.. Gett Is the author OF
"The Life and Times Of John Huss.' which mas az
tracted so much attention.
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l1ort-naroens' Notiff.
Srxrg on NEv-YoRK.

STATE o. NEw-YoRK,
PoRr-WARDsSs' OyFIcE, No. l0t Ws'ld
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance VITA
~ section of tia act passed April H. 1851. entitled
Act 10 Reor,anixo the arns Occ OF the Port Of New
York 10 al ner-sn, Interested In having ohse o. he
nblee. matter Of such inquiry. examination OF survey f1
The following vessels under examination BY le ren
W.rens aud that said surveys examinations viii ~
completed within days mex. succeeding this notice o.
board said vessels:
STEAMSHIP North Ameriea. Foot Canals v. r.
Ship Wild Pigeon. jackson WoodTuh q
Snip Emerald -. ~
~hp james tAestOn.. ~ I.' "a.
BaTk .frha... ~. w.
bark F.crfsi n
Ri, New Haven. nouiPs"h''
Brig sarah tYoweu. .....Thompsch@
Brig Merlin. ............-.....'......oi r' NJ
Sclu. Edward kiider ..Dnrse.'-
Sshr. ~ ). Partridge. lira
MlNruORNE T0MpKINS, Pies.asna
J. Arcs HERMAN. Srcresary
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First Charlottesville. Ind.

1ariop
The following additional National Banks have
been designated by the Secretary OF the Treasury as
repositories of the public money! Philadelphia
National Bank, Third National Bank OF Rochester,
Ny.
The dry-goods sales to-day were notvely spirited.
Haggerty L. Co. had sale of Saxony woven dress
goods and special sale of linen cambria handke''
chiefs.
The dress goods were disposed of at prices not
materially varying from former sales. All wool
filing Mentaures checks sold for &c.,; all wool fill
ing Scotch plaids liatris, 59c.; do. white Grape
checks, iS05lc.; do. Mornas, 56c.; do. Borneos,
59l 6Oc.; do. .doublc-width .popin checks, Doc;
Jacquard wearing black and white checks, Elc.
The bandkerchiefs met with q ready sale at fair
prices. Wilmcrdinss & Mount had sale Of fine
and heavy woolens Prices on some of the heavier
cloths were hardly up TO previous sales. Eibeui
coating cassmeres sold for s. l23Qs7 81; last
week same goods sold for So 81 G$ 80; fancy
cassimeres sold for 81 l00$l So c. do, 81 O;
Elbeuf fancy cassmeres, s. CT; EibeuiVelours'do',
80 % a 81; do, small plaid, Sc 80. long me OF
fancy cassimcres sold for s59sj G.. Superior flax
padding Ole; double warp do, 32c. Wilmerding,
iIocuet g. Co. had special sale of ribbons and
millinery goods. The attendance was. mot large
and prices about the same as former sales s'"Po
articles we're slightly advanced.
The Lowell Manufacturing Company has de-
clared dividend of so per share. The Globe
Steam Mills Company dividend Of 10 per cent.
The James Steam Mills dividend for November is
20 DER cent. making 81 per cent for the year fsGi
The Bartlett Mills Company has declared q semi
annual dividend Of per cent.
The aggregate amount of exports, exclusive
Of specie, from the port Of New-York to foreign
ports, for the week ending Nov q, was $3.50, loi'
The earnings of the st. Louis, Alton and Ierrc
IIaute Ralroadssfrom Jan. TO Oct. j. were as io!'
lows:
1903 lG3s 22 30 ls6i........-. l,fb5'o ~
Increase. s367, IA 10
| Fifty thousand dollars were added TO the ROLLING
stock during this period.
The following is statement Of coal transported
l 4 nolo nd Ind Canal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-23

COOPER UNION LITERARY CLAss.-The Sec
ond Of course Of regular monthly lectures. under the
auspices OF the above cSs this season. will be delivered
on Saturday evening next in the Music Hall oil the
Cooper Union. by Mr.. j. Il. Verdin. Subject; The
-Four Ancient Elements Prot. j. L. Frobnieker viii
preside. The public are invited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-23

Tie Atlantic, ferry boat Pacific while her frcn
Broosyn this city at o'clock this morning N cold
lion with the schooner Minnie Kinnie from EIshsthpors
loaded with coal which carried away portion OF he ferry
boats guards and done damage to her csoas Inc
bad her head carried ard received see cSss
10 her head gear. -,
The ship Ocean Pearl, hence for Tsrsecns 'etsly
wrecked the 18th nlt Of ,h.t port The crew snd 40
portion " the cargo We're saved.
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Memoranda.

The bsrs 2nsses from Vera Cruz recently Ashore On We
Roamcr shosl got oa Monday afternoon and to~ed
Jersey City where she lies Her cargo mahcrSuy MA
hides Of damaged. The injury to the bull
not OF q serious character
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-23

A DOUBLE NUMBER.-Ihe PHRENoLoGrcn
JOURNAL fof December contains ErHxoLosY, Pzrssroey
PHREyoLoGY, PHYMoesoxy, and PSYCHOLOGY Illustrated
The best yet published 20 cents or - year. Please ID
dress Messrs. FOWLER WELLS, No. $50 BJosdwsy, NY
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Arrived

Steamship Bsliinore Lewis, Washington, uadse snd rs"
James Hend.
Sesmshp Commander Powers. New-Oreans 9Th inst ana
Havana 18th, in ballast, and pass. A. Leary.
U. y steam transport iadEe, Crazy Mobile Bay Gays -
u !. A.Q.-A. a.
u s. steam, transport Peit Dolsrsy. FOrtre" Memos
Lours IN ballast, to u. 3. Q M.
Brig Humboldt, Rodman Bangor days, lumber j. bo!n'
ton, Son L Co.
schr Mary Norwel Covill Elzabethport for Coheset.
Sclr Georgia Sweet, EIz,bc.hport for Beverly
srhr Only Son, Johnson Gardiner dys, lumber Hoyot~
sehr Cyru, Fo.., HodsdOn. Bangor. days. lumber J.
Boynton. Son L Co.
ton Son Co.
Schr NJ NJ Merrisrn, Buck, Rondou. for Provideuee
Schr. Texas Chsmpin, fort Even for New iopaon
Schr Moses Eddy, Shuts, Port Even for Boston.
Schr Ln'on-, Cross Provncetown for Philsdelphia
Schr Ann Eliza sfsrshsl, Port Even for New.liavcn.
sch VIM b. Darling Baxter Boston for Fortress aor'es
Sclr II. r. Dunton, Jameson, Rccklsnd, lime.
Schr Uniox Post. Rockland, lime. .
Sch o. J. Miller (of Nassau Johnson, Abscos, 10 esy
fruit. James Douglass
Schr keron tBr Pe.tis Horton. N S. l. days To,soss
?. |. MENUS \ Son.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-23

QUICK AVID CHEAP.-The prze-steamcr a. d.
Vance this port for condemnation and sale, was
disposed Of by Marshal Murray in just 2s days she
was loaded with cotton, and with her cargo was cen
demnel and SOLD and the proceeds paid into tho Treas
ury within The time specified the nett expenses amount
toonly !. peg cent
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fAdvestiserpent1

THANKSGIVING DAY AT THE MENAGERRL
Van Amburgh s. Co. announce four performances 4
their Menagerie tomorrow. and the magnificent cose,
ton Of wild animals will be view al the time stou
10 in the morning throughout the day and evening
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THAyKscyvruo Dou,r,Oy VisTr.-Tb,

THANKSGIVING DONATION VfsIT.-Ine irlenda
and patrons OF the HoNB HRIsSDLEss, Ne. q Eat
Thirtiethsi. and No. 20 East yiinhst, coralv
invited to witt the Institution IhanksgvingDsy Nov
Exercises BY the children from to O'clock also from
10 D. Ii. Dinner at S. f.H
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-23

RAsPBERRrEs IN NOVEMBER arc among The
Injuries of tho season" at Newport Evidently they
are ont of season.
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IAdvertisenent.
NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK,

corner OF BROADWAY AND WAIL-sT., Ngw'iohK,
Deals extensively and specially in Government secuT'e'
$40 notes. $685. Iolos and Sizes o. 1884, Stamps, Specie
and Stat, money Interest allowed On accounts by special
sg,eem.p, +. o. ADAMS President.
Ill
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fAdyeYtiseneuti

Try IT.-The Japanese Polish, the only ar.
tce thu. ladies can their Rsmorss and the
bes. backing can be obtained a, all the shoe
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[Advestisernent,l

COLD HOLLAND. &C., new Ayls SHADE FIXTURES. at re-.
pUcED PRICES.
@. L. 4 J. b. KELrr No. 80 Broadway.
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CITY ITEMS.

SINGING SCHOOL Thatcher, well.
known and popular teacher commences an odfashioned
singing school this evening. His advertisement will be
found elsewhere.
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MINIATIIRH ALMANAC.

! MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Snn Rises..6:56I Sun Sets...4:57 Noon Rises. 1:Na
| HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook. 800 Gov. Island. "a Hell Gste.. sU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-23

At the Mining Board the sales were 100 shs. Con-
Greg, -; 80 shs. Gunnell, %.
Mir. Albert II. Nicolay will hold a special auction
sale of stocks and bonds tomorrow, Wednesday,
Nov %, at Il, o'clock, at the Stock ssesroom No.
81 Willam-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-23

18th inst. lat, 70 S. Ion 10 49, steamship Teutons fsrs'fss
Southampton
2ls init lat 80 a. lon 81 3d steamship America hence s
Bremen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-23

Nov Observation-Disclosures. Montszunis CtsIiss oTosd,
Fearless, T.. C. knight.
Shps-Mooka, Fearless John Bright
Bsrks-siodan Fleece, Theone.
Brgs-S Duncan, Nellie. 5. v. Merrick, Nsthide Charles
Heath Woodland, Mervus Bride A. \. Fenno Brisk, Hepss
Raymond.
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fAdVeftin No Mt

TAdVcfiis' IfntI
DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICANS are wonder.
flly suabe nowadays thanks the happy influence Of
KRSTs EAST INDIA CoYPEE. The Is sold by al (ro-
GERS at 20 cents per ID. General Depot No. l54 Reede
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-23

DANGEROUSLY SHOT.-ThOmas O'Neil wa
found yesterday morning by the 9TH Precinct Police
shot wound In the left side He was removed TO tht
New York Hospital IL u not known how he was shot
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COURT OF GENERAL SEsSlONS-Nov. 2?.--Befors City
Judge RusssL. 49,
Lackey Manning, indicted for tho murder OF his
uu- Hu u!ea md scaVit:sa
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Do &Ubom il man 0onfern.

KIVORCES Legally Procured for persons iron
IL ivory STATS without publicity o. chsnss Of
incoupstibility Desertioh kc.. sufficient eauss. ~
sasssptssd Advice free and CONFIDENTIAL Apply v n.
NAN, No. 81 Nasssust, opposite the PostOmce.
MIGHT SCAVENGERS.-JOHN MAY gig
~ JOHN DENNER respectfully inform snem cTT,ssScI
and the public, that they have REMOVED TnfIna NJ,
to No +b Fast Houstonst. orders receives WIN W ~
tusly vli.gSea " d WcSeJh Sls'esh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-23

BOARD oP SUPERVISORS. -The Board Of Super.
vsors met at three O'Clock yesterday afternoon WIN.
Ii. Tweed. esq., President Of tho Board in the chair.
On the motion OF Mr.. Purdya resolution adopted
that the places Of Registrars Of Election DO declared
residents and voters In the election districts for which
they had been appointed. Mr. Purdy offered reso'C
ton that the Committee Printing confer with tho
Hon. Murray Hoffman. with view OF negotiating with
him for the publication OF much Of his compilation "
laws ordinances decisions etc as relates e. the Board
Of Supervisors. which was adopted. After the trans
action OF the usual routine business the Board then ad
journed TO Monday next.