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Oh. DUPoNf's Sugar coated Female Regulating
Pills are the gerry best ~ They operate speedily
nausea upon the most trial %
these Pills will prove their superiority ous- all
18th street and Pa. avenue Washins ton and Henry
Cook. Alexandria. :, -a... iA6-ly
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BPEKMAfOERHGA Gan BE CURED,-Dr Rand q Spe-
cifc cures Spermatorrhod, Seminal Wsakssss, I'm
tai a II tSs
sih eenvinGs the most skepticsl Of its merits
street and Pa. avenue, Washington. and Henry
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les CRKAE

Ice CREAM
The undersigned begs leave tn inform thu nm blic
that he has always on hand a fresh sunnIy IF the
choicest fsvors A eNSF' Va Wv
- leg CREAx
which he is prepared to supply to storeg sutIers
notels, pic MICS parties excursions and families
The shortest NOTICE and the most REASONABLY
Steam lee Cream Mandatory No. $50 sth st bet.
Il and Il. Wholesale and retsa. te r-ImS
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A LOIS KOHN, Qate Jeweler, from New York;
IN respec tfully informs the public that he has
opened a Boarding House, No. sos ST.,
18th. jy 10 St. :
EHOR SALR-second- hand and new CLOTHING
Il for males and females; Boots, Shoes, &C.; fix
lures also for sale. Apply at No. 76 La. av., be
tween 9Th and 10th SITS. jy IA At
400 CHOICE STOCK 400
4s6 INTERIOR ADORNMENTs 4s6
4s6 PAPERHANGINGs 4s6
select and varied stock of Gilt, Medium and
low priced Paperhangings, Borders, Statues, Cen
ter Pieces. &c.
WINDOW SHADES
Buff, Green, Chocolate, Brown and Gilt Wi ndow
Tasses, dc.
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELS. =
Silk snd Worsted Picture Cord and Tassels, diff
fersnt sizes and colors, q beautiful assortment;
Picture Rings, Nails, &c.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
The largest assortment of Oval Frames in the
District, warranted to be gilded with gold leaf;
also, variety of Dark Wood Frames, with
ried stock of small listed oval and Carte de Visite
ENGRAvINGs AND PAINTINGS.
few choice Engravings and Paintings always
Orders for Psperhanging and Window Shades
punctually attended to in city or county.
Terms each for goods or labor.
sl's ]. MARKR1TER,
No. 4s6 Seventh street.
jy7-< Eight Doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
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THE k1RCHAN1ss AND BANKER ALMA
nAs. 1854 BY smith Romans; 8 Is.
O. - 80. - l4AQOK 3AYL02l
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~ o T 1 C E.

N o T 1 C E.
o of c0"sa'ssisss,s e 4, Il 5nss ~.
In compliance with an ordinance of the Corpo-
ration, entitled An act for the removal of offal,
kitchen offal will be removed from their respec-
tive dwellings once day untiI the lst october
and all Pc aps her sSsb noed to
easily handled, in the rear Of their several prem
ises. when accessible to the garbage carts. and
whsp mot accessible in hs shsn 81
o0 JAS. V. spz aisit MSaafd'
oom3 go islsn +: s 3 sRSE Mk.Fd'
c0n WM SSHG Hh hss Ward;
fF. ComWjssioner Fo T1l T W~sSrd;
o0% W. A. FGEr CHI FARO
.-r.ttH Com missiOner Sixth ards
JAS. H. BIRCH, .
Comm missioner Seventh Ward.
NIB. All ofal of other kinds will be prouap.l,
removed by notifying the Commissioners of the
same. -H je 8-law2m
SCRIBE's wORGs-La Bohemiepne, &C.; Ber-
- tIand ct Ratron, Sc;; JaRnet 2Se Gustaye III,
Sc; LIE Plus Beau jour de- "a Vie. Sc; lie Vieu.
MA Msri &c; Les Contes de IA ,Reine de Navalrs.
ss,: = Gsmsradsre zsc:; lie Moulin de savelIe
othss.d s Peue. 25ei Z Heritiere, 25c.; and many
te . = FRANcK TAYLOR.
- BOO Rs' sDBL1sps
q ssssn ' ..Ssfs Of sAsa
superior style and wsrkmanship. which We are 81
We respsctfais i:vis. builder. and others to call
Ana eAA - %. .'' sss Il WfSSSaa'a STEWART,
OMee-west side Of Seventh street.
iM . Pc ar. Of Cansl brisSs.
a. ttt 3
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Warranted TO CURE IN SIX DAYs.-Dr. Godfrey's
Antidote, an English Specific Of sixty five years'
standing, will cure Gonorrh0a in siz days. No
ehsnee Of diet required Price 81 per bottle. Sold
by 8. O. Ford, corner 1lth street and Pa avenue
Warrington. and Henry Cook. Alexandria. Ia ely
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SUBSTITUTES.

g B S T I T Q T ES
sTITUTES
Can be had at reasonable prices at No. J11 9th
street, near Pa. avenue. Runners and others lib
orally dealt with by applyingat
n H. MILLER'S
jy 161Te Justice of the Peace.
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JUHLIN's MAGIC SopA.-This delicious bey.
erage can be procured at 206 Pennsylvania
avenue, and 574 lltn street. 1t is undou btedly
the most delightful summer drink ever offered
Tor the benefit of thi " souls In Washington
We advise everybo Nv to try the Magic Soda,
iof II Is one Of tn ew articles equal to Its
name.
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A NEW PERFUME FeR TIE HANDKERCHIEF
HAIR DYEi HAIR DYE

Bachelors celebrated Het Dye is tks bssf IN IL
world. The only harmless, nas asd reliable Dye
know This splendid Hair Dye Ia perfsct-chanses
Rel. Rusty or Grey Hair instantly to GLOSSY
Black or Natral Byo,ea, without in1uring the hair
or staining the skin, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful; imparts fresh vitality frequently re-
OF Bad Dyes. The Genuine IL signed WILLIAM A
BifoHELol, all others are mere limitations, and
should be avoided. Sold BY all druggists DC. Yse-
ry-s1 Barclay street. New York. BatehsIors
Toilet Cream for dressing the hair y7-soI
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nRAFTED.-Any person wishing to procure a
~ substitute on reasonable terms can do SO by
calling at No. 319 street, under the Kirby
House. between 18th and 18th.
jy l3- lw* J. FL. POSEY and A. JOHNSON
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TIE CHEAPEST AND BEST HAIR DYE IN THE WORLD
Meier Fades or Washes Oht.-Uphsm's Hair Dye,
8. o. Ford, corner 18th street and Penn avenue
Washington; and Henry Cook, Alexandria
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DISEASES OF THE Nervous, SEMINAL, URINARY
in Reports of the Howard Association-Sent BY
mail in sealed letter envelopes, free of charge.
citation, No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia,
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FOR CAPE MAY. J
The staunch and com modous Steamer
7,T. MANHATTAN - -.-. y
CAPTAIN Il. A. RYTHER,
or the Cape May line, is now making her regular
Leaving Arch Street wharf, Phila, g I'D "A
delphia, every Tuesday, Tbursday
and Saturday at O'Clock q. m. Returning, leaves
at 81 O'Clock m.
Stopping at New Castle going and returning:
half price Servants 81 so, carriage hire extra.
No freig ht will be received after O'Clock, and in
jy7ei% n0 '"' ''DA' JOS. A sTEwART, Agent.
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WANTED-A FURNISHED DWELLIEG-
w HOUSE, convenient for small family A
fair rent promptly, 81 wing aud requiring refer
ences, Direct answer to D. L. EATON, 472 18th
ctr
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DOOMS FOR RENT-Comfortable and we'll
h furnished Rooms at $50 18th street, between
g and SITS. The location is one of the most de.
sirable in the city. myA-tf
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EOR RENT-A six room BRICK HOUSE; the
the best stands in the city for a small grocery,
shoe. or dry goods store, Enquire at No. 437 18th
street. between and streets, between and
O'Clock in the morning. " 10 3tN
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WANTED-At the Post Office Eating House
w No 3s1 F street, two first class WATERS
iyliao6t* STREETER CLARKE.
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QY GREEN L WILLIAMs, Auctioneers.
GUARDIANS SALE OF VALUABLE Build
ING LOT ON NORTH I, BETWEEN 14TH

GUARDIANS SALE OF EALUABLE BUILD ID,
AND 18th sTREETs WEST. AT, AUo TON
On MONDAY the 18th day OF July next, 1854,
shall sen, in front q the premises. st o,soc.
dated the 18th day Of May. 1883, ratified and con;
Columbia on the Eth day Of MAY, 1853, the follow.
Lot numbered four tD in Square numbered two
hundred and eighteen, t2lS it having front OF q
feet inches on north I, between l4th and 18th
streets west, running back with side alley to 30
feet alley I42 feet inches.
Terms: One half cash; balance in siI months.
the purchaser to give note for the deferred pay
ment, bearing interest from the day of sale, and
secured to the satisfaction of the Guardian.
All conveysncing. including revenue stamps At
Ore hundred dollars win be required paid down
when the property is knock ed off, and IL the whole
terms are not com piled with in five days after SALE
the Guardsn reserves the right to resell the prop.
erty at the risk and cost of the defaulttns pur.
chaser by adyer Using such resale In ths National
Iptelligencer three times. ''.''
Title perfect
je 22-eod&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
1THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
MONDAY, the 18th instant, same hour and place.
BY order of the Guardian.
jyl2 GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
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RYJ. G. MCGUIRE Il CO., Auotiopeers.

TWEEN 10TH AND GOTH STREETS WEST
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, July 18th, at 61s
o'clock on the premises. by virtue of decree Of
by the Supreme Court July 5th, 1864, 1 shall sell
part OF Lot No in Square No. 122, fronting about
streets, and running back 81 feet Oa inches togeth
er with the improvements consisting of two story
Frame Dwelling House, mo. PA, y containing fonr
rooms. A
Terms cash.
N. +. MORRIS, Guardian
Jy6-d 10 Meg UIRE CO ann;.
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WANTED-A first class COOK for a restaurant,
w white or colored. Good wages given An
ply at A. HAFCOCK'S, No. 239 Pa av., between
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SECOND WARD STATION CAaEs - Iohn uan
derson, Patrick BERGMAN, drunk: dismissed.
VIM. Smith, Uhos. Reid, Mary Arm strone- a.
ID Spencer, George Jones, VIM. Simpson, Ste.
phen Fletcher drunk and disorderIy. Si q
each. ]. II. Bryon, do; SlO FANNY Lee
grand larceny; for trial. John Calboru' firbt,
ing; military. NJ. PettiJohn, assaults for fur.
ther hearing. -.
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w FLUTIHGIk17r1Ne,

at considerable expense, had built q very elegant
machine for Flatins or Crimpine Dresses. 60:
0rimped at short notice. in as good style, and as
cheap as in any other city. Ladies remember this
place e get stamping done ISL street .s oppo
site Patent Office, Stamping and Machine stitch
Ing Depot. mya
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THE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO PURCHASE
i foT CASH FARM of one or two hundred
acres, in northern or western Pennsylvania. L
must be in good cultivation with all the necessar.
buildings for well regulated farm. Address 7. D.
Box 3S4, Washington, D. G. jy 1l-lm*
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CTOR RENT-The DWELLING HOUSE and
T. STORE ROOMS, No. 73 on Bridge street
There are six lodging rooms and tive parlors.
breakfast room, kitchen and wash room. The
property will not be rented to any one who hires
out rooms: For information apply at GEORGE
IoHa en- ef{
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WANTED-By a Drug Clerk SITUATION.
w Understands the business and can come well
recommended, Address,. T., at this Office.
15-3tt
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E>OR SALE-second- hand and new CLOTHING
Il for males and females; Boots, Shoes, &C.; fix
lures also for sale. Apply at No. 76 La. av., be
tween 9Th and 10th SITS. jy IA At
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by JAS. G. MEG UIRE & CO.. Auctiopeers.

snug TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT
or, CHESNuT STREET, BETWEEN 18th
AND 18TH STREETS
O'CLOCK, on the premises, we shall sell parts of
Lots No As and 40, in Drury's subdivision of
street, between l4th and 18th streets west and
and streets north, i'm proved by well built two.
story brick Dwelling House
Terms cash. Conveyances at the cost of the
purchaser Wv
~ Immediate possession given
Jyl4 JAMES @. MCGUIRE AGO lurts
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Ply JAS. C. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers-


EXTENSIVE SALE OF CHOICE OLD wINss
AM AGNusaL LIQUORS IN BOTTLES AND DEMI-
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON, July p, at 5 O'Clock
the East Capitol Park, we shall sell without re
serve, his exten s stock of fine Wines aud
last twenty years We name in part S'0ck oil the
Choice Brands Sf Madeira. Port. Sherry, Rhine
Superior Old Monongahela, and Cabinet Whisky.
Brandy. wa Cherry Brandy - l'"' fes'A
hungarian and California Wines, Old Julep Psrs-
Icy . Brandy. ohsmpsgne, in quarts and pints.
g, ~ Catalogues may be obtained at the Auction
Terms cash.
jy 10 J. c. MCGUIRE Il co. Auets. t,
RY J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.
SALE OF NATIVE WINES.
n nq HRISa sPR M6RN WAGON AND HAkEESs
longing to The estate of my late Husband :"' ~
SO SoicmSi. Vine
% :, :. I isabelle Wine Vine.
IN an sSe gals in casks not exceeding 30 gals each
One orse, Harness and Spring Wagon.
One Iron Safe and number Of Surveyors
Terms essh NINA UHLMAkN.
yna Adr'5 q m i.sf IRE co. ooAl ass.
RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.
ON d STREET, BETWEEN AZ AND 6TH
STREETS, ISLAND. AT AUCTION. n
On TUESDAY. the 18th instant at sE o,cI.,l
m, We shall sell. in front of the premises aSnH
two-story Frame House, containing sir rooms ~
ing part Lots, IN Square 4ss good chance Tor a
Terms cash. GREEN WILLIAMS
Uo Auctioneers
THE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED I'M
place. - :" - "me NO Or and
IH SgtGREEE q WILLIAMS. Auetu.,
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RoBBING SoLDIERS.-Yestsrday, EdW'd H.
Turner, OF the 9th corps, made complaint to
the Metropolitan detectives that he had been
robbed OF gold watch and chain, valued at
$3.50, while asleep in a room at the Mount Yer
non House, corner of 9th street and Pennsylva-
MIA avenue. Detective Bigley took charge Of
the case. He ascertained that two soldiers
slept in the same room with Turner, but had
lett. The detective traced one of them to
Campbell Hospital and succeeded iu arresting
him with the watch and chain on him. He
gave his name John J. Monroe. The COM
plaint was made at . O'Clock p. m, and at D.
m Bigley had the prisoner and the property.
Monroe is held for a hearing.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Four good JOUR-
w NEYMEN CARPENTERS. Apply at TUR-
TON LoURY'S, 18th. above the Kirkwood
H0uEa Y l5.ff
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A LOIS KOHN, Qate Jeweler, from New York;
N respe ctfully informs the public that he has
opened Boarding House, No. 3O5 d st, near
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ITO RENTAL elegant HOUSE, with brown
ern improvements, centrally. and pleasantly To-
Gated, No. 444 street, near the residence Of Sec
The prApises not to be rented for "a boarding
h h0pss Vor particulars inquire Of 6 Hen = D; D, =
No. 81. AZ street. Possession given Immediately.
The New York herald., 1864-11-08

Daniel x. Grim, T. 4eth Penney ivanIs. diarrhosa
James G. hsrshan. II, 4oth Psnnsylvana, old gnnshot
John Israel. b, 4oth Pennsylvania. whtow
sergeant Ambrose Stewart, Ii, lst Now Yorh, chronic
dlarrh9A
Andrew Dsgran, n, 14lst New YORK chronic darrhaa
Benz Harden, c, l4lst New York, typhoid fever.
Oospors VIM Hopper, K, 18th New Jersey, chronic
Jas Dorsn, g, 18Th New Jersey, scurvy
henry Hollenoeck. @, 18th New Jersey, diarrhoa
OFFICERS KILLED AND WOUNDED IN rHg sArYLB
or ALLATooSA, "a.
No Eastern regiments engaged.
The following is the official list OF casuses among OF.
Brig Gen. John NJ Corse, commanding garrison, wound
Cd slightly.
Col Rcnard Rowsts, TN Illinois, wounded Dangerously
Lieut. Col James Rednsla Both Iowa lof New York ctyl
killed.
Lieut.. Col VIM Hanna, 5oth Illinois, wounded severely
Capt. T. 8. hofatt, f2th Illinois, wounded slightly.
Capt Joseph Iarerty, 18th Illinois, wounded severely.
Lieut. J. Robinson, Adjt TIN Illinois, aud A. A. g. 3D.
brigade, 4th division, 10Th Army cosps, wounded dan
Lieut. o & Ayrss, 3sth Iowa. and A. A. o u Sd brigade
<th division, 18th Army corps, killed
Lieut.. A. 7. Modgett. 39th Iowa, killed.
Lieut. J. p Jones, 3gth Iowa, Killed.
Lieut. N r. Wright, seth Iowa, killed.
Lieut.. o. d. RUSSELL 39th iowa, wounded severely
Lieut.. c G Crawford, seth Iowa, missing.
Capt W. Y. Bennett, 39tn Iowa, missing.
Capt. George Hunt, 12tn Illinois, wounded severely.
Capt. David 0sby l2th Illinois, wounded slightly.
Lieut. Robert Bruton, 18th Illinois, wounded severely
Color Sergt. q S. Armstrong, seth Iowa, missing
Asst Surg A. g. Pickett 5Oth Illinois, wounded severely
Capt Francis j. Dunn 50th Illinois, wounded slightly.
Lieut. s. ". Standt, 50th Illinois, wounded slightly.
Lieut.. G. NJ. Tarr, 6otn Illinois, wounded severely.
Lieut.. Isaac NJ. McNe 50th Illinois, wounded severely
Lieut.. George Barr 57th Illinois, wounded slightly.
Color sergt Joseph Bordwel 7th Illinois, wounded SO.
Lieut.. johu.E Sullivan. 7th Illinois, killed.
Lieut.. w. {. Gibson, 7th Illinois, wounded slightly
The New York herald., 1864-11-08

usrag q eou1plstps ~ CcsouA d Hssp. u~nus6
known suthor OF Hpiory y Western vpsuis wk0 h
made careful and thorough geological AZ u
district and Ia about TO report the yas and sxssnt
OF the same This will supply mporta nj desldsratuu
and bis report will be looked for with great interest
In conclusion, must not neglect say thai nforma-
vOn has just reached OF successlui bornas on
Goose creek northeast OF Petroleum statioo rhe wells
being tIbed and expected yield from Ten 70
twenty barrels each per day. will write you more fully
again
The great trouble 10 West Virginia has been in
boring the wells deep enough Without. perhaps, an eS-
ception all the wells bored fall short OF the third sand
rock most OF the second IL cannot be hoped
expected that oil Will be found In paying supply above
very profitable wells have been found at ooe han
dred and sixty feet terminating 10 buminous shae out
the true souree OF supply lies N lower strathcaiion
II Is the intention OF parties now operating IN tns
vicinity drive their wells 10 the depth OF thousand
feet necessary such borngs will, predict, bring oil
In large and paying quantities.
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
Our New Orleans Correspondence.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 80, 1884

Our Now Orleans Correspondence.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 80, 1854
MORE cArrIR hIssssIPrI
II is reported that the rebels crossed about four
teen hundred head OF the Mississippi recently,
at Jackson's Point tho neghborhood Of Fort Adams.
This the second large drove that has been success
fully sent across within the last two weeks
UNION TROOPS MMMsPoRr AND AoRGAs's FERRY.
Colonel E. J. Davis occupies Simmsport and holds
Morgans Ferry The rebels In considerable force
his across the Atcbafaaya and are upon
mis- despatch bearers their way TO headquarters At
MorganzA
The Natchez Courier OF the 2Sth instant has the fol-
few days since squad Of rebels came TO our lines
under Gag truce having In custody Mr. j. Lengsheld,
with bis wife and six children, who had been, 10 ap
pears after tho usual routine OF imprisonment and con-
fscat0n goods banshed 'noi TO return 70 the Con-
fsderatc States during the war;
The family were properly cared for snd General Bray
selected Judge s. s. Boyd and family TO be semitic Brook
haven After all preparations were made for
the Of Judge Boyd proposed TO pay
dve dollars for she benefit and support OF refu
gees and citizens who, like Mr.. Lengsfold be plum
deyed and from rebel neighb0 hoods for being
loyal 70 the Unted dag and General
Brsyman made the order accordingly. Tho result Ia
Judge Boyd remains at homc and the new Mayor begins
his poor fund for the winter with Ave thousand dollars IN
tho CITY Treasury.
rlsAscx BUREAU RKFusKD xoNRY BANKR
The Finance Bureau Of the legislature has applied 70
OF the for 500 o0 The bank refused 70 lend
=. By military order.
The New York herald., 1864-11-08

sso. Q, ils.h New York; R. Howard. h.. lssh Wis
Consn First Sergt b. Howard, sr., l. 10th Wisconsin
oorp George Rush. d, 9Th Maryland; Corp. g. Free
man, llsth New York; Corp. II. Ioarabam, X, ON
New York; Corp. W. Corbitt G, I'd Psnnsyivania artl
sa sry Lieut. Col Mont Goth New York Chas scott O.
Sstn New York, II Roberts, 4, l1sth New York VIM
q. Powers, b, 92A New YORK: VIM. Brardan, 4, 5th
nasyIand; E. y. Scott, g. s2d New York. Lieut.. L. y
aarker X, 10th New Hampshire; James Monaghan, 6,
Ssn S.naal Maine John Jeneks 18th Wisconsin John B.
Donedictf I4sth New York L. Parsons, G, 14Sth New
YORK oonely, y. l4sth New York. Levi f. Parsons. y,
t.o.n Hs new YORK E. Beldon, 2, 1lsth New York; VIM
hewey q l4Sth New York; VIM Bacon, "A setA N. York;
sEnn Nam A. Wilcox son New York R.; Dugan, llsth
James b Barrett, H. lst Pennsyva artillery r. H.
uarner ilsth New York ChaEles v; stoda aart, 9tn
vermont Albert Maynard, Z. sfst New York, Byron
Sseey 1872 Wlss6Ss'n; Nelson Kinsman. |, Goth New
YORK; VIM Crummey, +, 5th Maryland; Nelson Rengi-
nan, ], s6th New York; A. II. Parker, b, 11sth New
YORK Gregory, d, 1lSth New York; Lemuel Bentley,
d, llSth New York.
OFFICERS WOUNDED.
IN addition to the names found among the above she
Following were also wounded:-Iieut. Wilber 148th New
York; Lieut. johnson, l4sth New York Lieut. COL Lewis,
S9th New York; Lieut.. Burt, wounded and prisoner,
Lent Cot Strong 18th Wisconsin, Y2qnded apd pfsonsr
Wounds
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
THE GULF.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ARIEL.
The Enemy Crossing Cattle East Of
the Mississippi.
and Morgan Ferry Held
by Our Troops,
o.. &C.. -

The steamship Ariel, Capt. Russell, from New Orleans
October 80 at eight O'Clock A. NJ, arrived at this pors
on Sunday She brings tho latest dates.
The Purser win accept our thanks for favors
The New York herald., 1864-11-08
NEWS FROM HAVANA.

vet Another Negro Expedielon-Captain
General Dulce to Re ain In Cuba. &c.
ouR HAVANA ooRRRsPoNDsHcR.
HAVANA, Nov. 2, 1864.
IL possible there may be mistake In the that
another cargo Of eight hundred negroes has been landed
nsar Cieniuegos because know that one was landed
nooth ago, and this might possibly be the same one but
am assured positively Is entirely different arrival
and that every one Of the negroes landed safely
The rumors current here n regard change OF gov
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