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A TREATISE ON DISEASES OF THE

4 TREATISE ON DISEASES OF THE
~ SEXUAL system with al appendix; view, on Mr.
syme's posod Of tr.stin; .i.ctGte. BY Edward H.
DIXON, u ID. Ninth sdilsn. Prior -. -
ENERARDU5 WARMER
No. . vv.sy si.. Aston Hoses
FROM The Eewrork Jonrna Of Medicine and Coisiers
Sci-acss
II. IL rlttsn r. clear style and u calculated 40
think do much good Ihs descriptions are accurately
avn and rctasdia judi The practitioner
viii mud il abouu5ins in bs and TIE general frsier
- many us-fs caatoas and premon'iory wa
insG"
From The Boston M~llcs and Sof.iosl Journal.
Or Dixon hss and well OF various branches
o surgery; biz book shows thofrush scquNniacs VITA
uodarn prsoce structure eir lydgocis AID htua
are particularly well treaied OIL iulcei he hss nRusssa 10
medical ~Titrr, poses
The author acknowledged originality and thoreugs d~vs
tion the fson rrincp medicine and hs ingenuity
under sryiny .Urgsl sno- srsnp wI moro thsn
ordinary interest London Lancet
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MANHOOD and tho ygor of Youth Restored
AVA m -Four W-ss. by Dr.. RlCOHDs EaSESCE o.LiFE.
Tlis wonderful s<ont ~ii Manhood II "a. most
Shattered Constitution uLstbar sI..!nx on EEcs.sc SOL
Abuse. the Effects Of Climate, NAlura Tho tas
sssed - care the iDrrsfatn vc-ks fail
ure impossible. Dr.. RECORDS essence or LIFE "a
o c.ses With cor iof ~. four quan.i
lea 10 Tor ~ sat csefgy PACKED ga rop, ~ rmi!
oy hs acoErdird lcr Crcu ,en! fse on fcoeS
Of four st.mpa fHlLlP ROLAND No. sll bIoouie.i
One door s.t rom prosdwar New York
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" THE TANNER coy,
Aud how he became LlEUrENANr0ENEhAL. being
boys life Of Maj Den. GRANT. by Ma. PEssiHAs.
Although drs lnsd msniy for tho boys " Anencs II also
snin-nty sdspcd for poyul,r circulation
Tho hood u Den GRANT IL depicted Of length show
Ing how much the chsses~cs Of tue boy developed In
the aud compete record Of hs oi.ry career given
down to the very gztes 81 Richmond
Win us:rsons On. vol, IOno.. fancy cloth, gilt bach
Price, 81 rs
SPECIAL NoTlCE-ws shah publish THE TANNER
BOY on SATURDAY Jnns 49,
ROBERTS BROTHERS, Publishers, Boston, and
OAKLEY MASON, Hsw.Yotk
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iile0iral.

DOWYER" SPIkENARD OINTMENT is
tue bo-t eniody ist PILES. Stad nt- and othsr
Of ..dcnry habit. 80 0nea afflicted With this troublesome
disease .hond send for bot n--ds only DO
iasiey 30 un'rT ally adopted Ills ouimon s4s0 cures
Burns. srald. tfaption. skin Diseases luhsun.tofy
Rheumssm. and oil kindred comp 'nts Pvt Up IA - aud
b. cent boxes Bsoa4w.y - T. For sac by az Orgdst..
And J. SWORDS No 3gDsysl Depot. No. t7C Broadway.
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NINETEEN BEAUTIFUL WEARS; or. Sketches ola O',s .
IAe wriasr BY h.i sIsTEa With an ln'rodrcA's ~
a.. r., n & Yo,,sx d. d. i6ss doth, 20 ocats.
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YOUR OWN DOCTOR."-IHE NEW
II ILLUSTRATED HfDKOPAThlC ENCiCLo-

Il ILLUSTRATED HfDKoPATHlC ENCfCLo-
RRDiAi c.mp-,e sys,ein Of Hydropshy and hys'sns'
A.sAs~y ssd Physiology Of tho Ha@aa BODY IS''s'ea
Ysevulsn Of HEATH Di-tees and CooseTyi Theory ana
ffscee Of Madeleine With Home Irssiinso' spec. rs'no
az snd Hydro Mature CsYscs SytnPtsms sua
Hesisners I'll Luswa Dis~s.es Applicsios TO Susery
Ailwtoty, sxd tue Nursery. 30 Engraving and nesiy
~ Pages with Glos.sry aid udeI complete by X T.
tsArL N. D. Fries. yrrvsiJ BY FIRST MAIL - Al
Ass FOWLER WELLS. 80 broadway Ne"'i"I
sOfaA the publications which have sttsosa sueh "'os
sopusfhy. a. Issued BY FOWLER AND WELLS none sle
kore ndsSid 10 .e.~r nty ts this hch comprehensive
- Vsu. asr.1ssd kDcJ lopsdiA ~ Y. TsaA1"~
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& BROTHERS

Have Jss feel saed;
Ous MUTUAL FRlEND. By CHAsL" Dicrn"h r~
H. In asspes'. III ssssine lot - Jas' ready.
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CELF-SACRIFICE!
- SELy-sACRIgICB,
sgLP-sA cRIYIcB
BY AshG Of
"MAROARBr MAITLAND"
o, OF the ss orders posns in f~ this goat bess
have been forced postpone hs day Of pU6ss'io. I'll
Saturday next Juns H. whsd will be for s.e By all Bsos
sellers aud Ssvs Agents every ~hors complete in large
voiusns eloth for 81 81 ia p@pes cover. for 81 ~
Lis Published ~ d FOR sssby
T. b. PETERSON x BROTHERS
Ne ao6 Cbsstaatst.. Phlsdeipsia
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Mem 11ub!i1aiicns.
HARPER & BROTHERS. NEW-fORK,
III PvsIlsa fnS pAr'
m SPRINGS SERMONS.

mr. SPRINGS SERMONS.
rs,, p,r suv1sTRATlON, Or. SABBATa kRApIsGI
49, ~ Di.cour.es Oh Cai.sr Doctrine and Doty. by
oARpvxa syEHe. Pss.o- al The Bfiek Fr"soJ
csaroh IN the City o. Seo'isr elk With Portrait S''H
sys, GiSth- So
a.
ofyIDH-BOOK OF THE Y. j. CENTRAL H. H.
ouIDE-BoOx OF TaK CGJrRAL RAILROAD VI
Ny:wJERSEY s.d IL, 1c,ions through the Cc''sa'
sfPsnsyl,sniA WITH Nsr eni Woed'Gsls Sssc'' 'iS"'
bic Cao.s Binding Is scn..i P.pcf, ~ oessA
COUSIN PHILLIS.
4ALS
I've, Paper. - CcaiE
P,,~ Tas n Y lressHg Foa, June J.
ue,,. Harpx Brothers have aided 70 their Llssy Of
e.ae,s Nsyols' etsrni.s .'sc sory entitled "Cos"n
Pssr whioh has Delighted 'csdofs OF The Cor'AtA M9sS
si-e In oatb, past aud a in English josrna1 sia
eirc,, u.auy well Informed Ma Thaokcray lis he"a
.oi sp<ksss esessh BE- tins pes which wrote the
pdsrsns " Story Of Eh1ab !" aud readers wiz only De
souy thai Cousin Phl os--AaA part OF w. ~ ieH''
y s;ck is piosurcd hs-e-i- 5rri
HARpHR'S PICTORIAL HISTORY OF The
GREAT Rebellion.
Part VII. 40. - Gems.
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proposals.
Ovu0s % ASay CLo1usna Axp EeuspASa
No. SO bRoADwAr, NEw. YoRK, Jsns :, UAA

No. so BnoADwAr. Nsw YoRE. Jsns I. IaA
A RMf SUPPLlES.--Sealed proposals. N
"A be received 9. shi. odics anti 10 On rtE5DAY ~
lh Of June for furnishing BY co.trse q de Doss
Army Clothing and Eqnipag-t Ia this city.
fELLlN0 AXES,
Samples o. which can be ssea 81 thus ofce Biddees VII -
the quantity they wish fBrnish and how soos thes
make delivery of the quantity thsy bid for
They will submit With thess proposals. samp Of the ussh
they propose 10 furnish
proper guaranty must accompany the bids Tor the $3.50
performances Of . contract
The United Satss the right 70 jsc& IN bids ds
objectionable.
Proposal. should bs ndorssd Proposals for Pvr~ia,,
Axrs," and addressed 70 Lieut. Col. ID. Il. VINTOH
Deputy Quartet master General. u, "A
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erKEFs AFRICA. JOURNAL OF THB DISCOVERY
or THr SOURCE OY Ti1 NILE. by Jous HAN
sua Ssnxs Csylsi. H. VI lid "A Army Fellow and oo's
Aedsass q the Roy. geographical Society Hon Corr
Member sad 0ols Melss tac French Geographical No.
s;sv &o. With Msps an Portraits, AMI numerous Illus
rss;,c, o.ieiy from Drawing. by Captain osArT tvo,
eas.l ..V.ru with LIvi>ssroSg, BARTR, BUsTos. Gc-
Pwce SsA
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ABaY CLVTnIs0 And .ouirAan OFFICE
Ne 49, CIIcissAri, ONO, June |. lso4
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned,
unit, FRIDAY June H. 1854 at o'coc. .. H.. Tar FUR
ni.Aiux this Department Thy contrscil With
UNIFORM cOATS-lulsntry;
UNIFORM COATS-Artilefy,
bORAGE CARS
Samples Of which may % " the ONCE of Uothsg and
Equiplys In tia city. -,
10 J.. delivered n-s II charge at the o. Inspection Ware
house ey IN iod raehe:~. with the name OF The
party Furnishing III. Kind and quantity OF goods Distinctly
ed on each article and package 49,
Paroles offering goods must ency sta,c w their bid. the
quantity they propo.s TO furnish the price AID time Of dev
cry
correspond in tho pFopo aud tho parties thereto aust
that the goods shall BE- il every respect equal to
Army STANDARD ohrwise t- prnossl viii nos % dorei
Guaranty .sisd by fesponsiDls pomona. must
pany bid gussneeng that IN. BIDDER viii supply the
atirl-l ~ ard-d to hin under bis propcssL
Bids viii be opened ffidsy, June IL, 1854 a. o'clock
. M h, Office aud di.rs r-qnes,rd 10 BE- present
Assrd, will be nsir on saturday june H.
bonds viii Do Spared tina. tho contract viii be faithfully
fnfl ID
TELEGRAM, relating 10 Proposals viii not be noticed
bzk forms OF fToposLs Contacts, and bondi nsy be OBJ
tsinrd 81 ths olhce.
lo hs rrc, any bid deemed unreasonable 10 reserved
by order Vi Col. Taos SWORDS, A. q. " q.
W. MOULrOS. Captain .sdA. q. NJ
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TIVE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
l. oJUT AND RHEUMATISM.
Al siStrrs frou the complains. either 81
iorg standing. advised 90 a.s BLAlHS GOVT AND
LfftMhfIC PILLS. They BE- rs.ird upon tho most
eff and sec;us remedy offered to the pub aud
bssn universally a.sd In Europe for many with me
Efrstcst
Prepared by PGOUP Il HARsANr. No 30 Strand Lon
DON I'm, snaj AID sold By their Agents. WELLS Co,
ITsntn h-s.iofb
Her MsJ.siy Commison.uhsvs authorized tho and
address OF THOMAS fROUr, ~ strand London" to De
Impressed UpoH the Go'esn. stamp .hIod " each boz "
the g.Bg!na llrdicino.
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AMY CLOTHING EorIPAas 0yyel I
No. 1871 CIsCIssAri. OHIO. Jane l, iss<
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned.
j until WEDNESDAY, June is 1854 at eoissk -
for furnishing this Department by oontrs0 viii The 49,
Company Order Books Army Standard
Company Clothing Books, Army STANDARD
Company Descriptive Books. Army STANDARD
Company Morning Report Books Army staadrd
Post Order Books. Army STANDARD.
Post Letter Books. Army standard.
Post Guard R-port Books. Army STANDARD
ResInpntai Order Books Army Standard.
detrimental Descriptive Book. Army Standard
Peimenfsl fnd-I books. Army Standard
Regimen al Order books Army Standard
Ssmres Of which may be seen It the sfice C'sAig -
Egripsye In this city -,
10 be Delivered ffce Of charge at the u s. Irspecsa w9s
house in this city In good new packages With the
the party Furnishing tie knd snd quantity OF goods distinctly
marked on each article and package.
Parties offering goods must distinctly state In Their bio ~
qu.uty propose ursb ths price and time OF dehyW
sanp ,nbmits-d ui1st be marked and Numbered
correspond with the proposal and the parties thereto ra
guarantee tho goods ,hs be- In every respect eS
Army standard othcr~ Use hs proposal not bs oousdefs
euarsutec signed by two responsible persons must -
cAn,p.uy e.eh bid guaranteeing that tie bidders VIII ssvp4
ths articles AWARDED 70 him under his proposal
rid. vi be- opened on WEDNESDAY. juno Is i4t ~
O'Clock D. H. this oies and bidders are requested ~
AVID, viii be inside on THURSDAY, Juo- ls issk
Bouds viii BE- required tnss the contracts will b fsthk
fu.hlled.
T-l-grs m. ars 70 Proposals. will not be noticed
Blank Of Proposals. contracts and bonds may %
tanned ct this othco
Tie right to reject any bid doomed unreasonable ssvA
By ordsr Of Col. TnosAs SWORDS, A O. VI o.
l.. w. MOULfOS, Capt and A. Q. ~
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CHEAP EDITION. PRICE rs CENTS.
win ~ pssbhed hane lately.
TUE LIVES or
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
ANDREW JOHNSON.
TIKI UNION NOMINEES FOR
PRBsIDkNT AND yICE-rRESDBar
UNITED srATgs
81 the Hoa- HEsKr J. RArsozS.
HISTORY OF PRESIDENT LNcOLrs ADMINS
TRATION-
o.. sed ,oi-uss. paper Prsss IS os.asL
Otders sioala be sIdr-s.sd TO
pEaBr MILLER. rsslISs-rS
No 5 Spruce st.. Nov at-
B.os..',-rs sd Book Agents Supplied ibsr. tern.
J'HE THIRD EDITION (sixth ThsusAndj
GOV. RAYNOSD'9 HISTORY
PRESIDENT LIHcoLss ADMINISTRATION
WILL BIZ RyADY MKT WEEK
Oas nsai l7no 81 "a
DERBY MILLER. PabAsAers
Ne. 8 spruce -,
ADD iss r,,s q, tho Bootscres
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Compound Of Life .isns t.-enees cnTe- A.ihnA From
ohs Cal.ffh Consi.a ION, DiltLsa Nsrv aid higua
Hc.iachr Gep-ns ConslppsSn, OrsveJ rissry Comp
eIp~s and tves igor TO the w.skrs consultation ~
WrH Of Rfcsdwsy
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VaE sMALL HOUSE AT ALLIN0ToN Novel By
Axvuosr TrsLEsrH Author Il Rachel Ray" Orey
Esns " Doctor TBorns" Rrsnliey PsTsossss- TIT
Bsz<rsuss The Three C,eTss" Tho West Indies ane
10 spanish Msis" ks Ius.ya's1 ~ MIoss Eve. ClosA
nj u: Paper, 81 81.
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NLOAKS. CLOAKS! CLOAKS! AT OLD
~ PRICES!
SILK CLOAKs FROM $40 TO sle
CLOTH DO FROM IS TO $40.
CHILDRES's ClOAKS FROM s3TO 81
BLK SILKS fOIL BOlLED) FROM 81 Is TO 81
NO 2sJ GRAND AND NO. ia BoWERY. ARE
THE ONLY OSf-PRIcH CLOAK SToEAS
THIS SIDE THE CITY;
THEREFORE THE INEXPERIENCED
AND STRANGERS HAvEA
DOUBLE ADVANTAGE
BUYING AT OLD PRICES, AND AS
CHEAP AS THE MOST EXPERT 5H0PPEh
NO URGING TO PURCHASE.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
OIL IOWRBAY, NO 5ii BOWERY,
BETWEEN SPRING AND PRINCE.
NO 269 GRAND. CORNER FORSYTH
AZ GREGG, No. - FIFTH-AVENUE.
W. Ladies ,;ioa called 70 orr elegant ss.ost"ont ~
EVENING and CARRIAGE CLOAkA
Alec SILK aAslILLAS,
BASQUkS. and CIRCLES.
DFADSl BEADS : BEADS -
ID AsD FANCY GOODS
HP. Known Importer No iss PsAd~t. ~ y
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rVBOSE PECULIAR BOOKS, published at
Il No 81 AHn.st \. Y, By CALVIN BLANCHARD. You
can s. them BY mall BY express C. o. D Send your sd
dres. ON ,t.n, ped envelope, for o catalogue.
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GUNNER No Of NINE. DEMORESTs
y MIRROR or FASHIONS Now Re1ay, with spisndii
novelties brilliant Musc elegant tAniou pios. Braid tn
Lroidery and fusEed Ps.tsns, eli for - cenis
yesry with ous dollar. worth u ui size Paitrrus
a. Of. MUM Published Al No. <71 brosdw.y aai sold
..rv.here s.ugis copies nailed fee rees Ut Of vfca
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Agxr CLorux6 AND EarrPAun OYrfcB
PHILADELPHIA. james bt< }
CEAIFD PROPOSALS will be received q
- rlis Office until MONDAY NEXT, the lIb ina y
o'clock o. Tor the purpose Of supp ring tic km Assa
with the following articles, required In LAkoE so>n<mS
via.
Yelling Axes. Army Standard.
Telling AZ Haadlss Amy Standard
Spads- do. d.
ShOsrs de- de-
Pckexrs. da de-
Ptksr hssd.cs do. de-
ssssp.ss be Of ttis Office. Btdasn Re& -
their proposals the price which must Ne gves IN ssN
vel "a in figures the quantity bid for ssd rs< q tsAop
zach bid r,ns; be guaranteed by t~s responsive PesA
who.e Signature. be sPps did u the proposal b'o
from tefso..s wifi b received Bsk f
FOR proposals. had application at this cfs ard -
bid must b. endorsed with the ofthe Paie ar srso
srt,c A. Did toy. %. "A. tEJSAAA
Asa q. NJ. Grnl u. s L
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msooino CARDS. &e.

AT WIN. EvERDELL" SONS No. 104 Full
n L,n-.i-WgDDiN0 CARDS sni VINE STATIONERY
fts.nllArd i3l3b
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- Ar 4 Ne above work. sont by MAJ. postage hss.
receipt Of pros.
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vHRY HARD CASH Sor~ fe.sded On Fsess BY
auA.ass RIAps, Anthor Of Love me Lido Love rno
h~s- TO- Illustration. sre. Cloth. 81 so; Paper 81.
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CAXTOSIANk: Series Of E.ays Life Literature snc
Ms-..n By Sir y. byLvss LrTros. Bart. Author o
sfhs Cartons" - su.aSe Story" my Novel," 10
Akd sStoa limo, Cloth 81 30
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OTYIoE oY TINS EvESpa rnrres ,rH, !
Mondax Hoveu,har %

MUMMY NoNtuloaf 70
The Stock Market is dull this morning.. with
the exception of Government loans. which are in
demand, and prices have again advanced, with
sales OF 52Os to notice at l05@lO7, an advance Of
y = ana lo-4os at oS1; IS of 1881 are quoted at
ll2all2f and7'3Os at ll59ll6.
hailroad shares continue very heavy, and che
sales are limited Philadelphia aud Erie Rail.
road bonds sold OF l05; l52 was bid for Camden
and Amboy Railroad GA for Reading; GA for
fennylyaniaj A for Little scbuylkill; 81 for
Philadelphia and Germantown 30 for North
pennsylvania; 3s3 for Caiawissa preferred; 60
ior Philadelphia and Baltimore; and 80 for rPhila-
delphia and Erie.
III Cl1y passenger Railroad shares there is little
or nothing doing. 55 was bid for Fifth and Sixth:
3lG Tor Spruce and Pine declloe OF A, rs for
Arch street. decline Of y; and 10 for Race and
Vines 694 was asked for Second and Third. a
decline Of } 80 for Tenth aud Eleventh. az for
Chestnut and Walnut; % fd Green aud Coates.
a decline Of ! and 26i for Girard College.
Bank shares are very firm, and prices are rather
better. North America sold at 1870, an advance
Of 4; and Kensington at 80, an advance of 2, "a
was bid for Northern Liberties; 81 for Me-
chanics'; ~ for Penn Townships 80 for GirArd;
so for Manufacturers and Mechanics; 40 for
Consolidation; and 474 for Commonwealth.
Canal shares continue dull. Schuylklll Navi-
CATION preferred sold at 80, an advance OF /; 32g
was bid for schuylkill Navigation common, an
advance Of 4 and lil for Susluehauaa Canal
Coal OIL shares are inactive and prices are un-
settled. olmstead sold at 81, an advance Of 4;
Oil Creek at "a, decline of /; Mineral Oil
at 9iG3, which is o slight advance; Dalsell at
osi Perry at 5@5l; Irving at lOl and NOEL
heny al G.
There is no change to notice in the Money
Market. Loans on call are freely offered at 9 per
cent. per annum; prime paper is scarce, and
quoted az 7ACl9 per cent, rs to quality.
Gold has advanced per cent. since SATURDAY.
evenings opening at 2274, advanced aud sold at
22S4 at 10 o'clock fell Off aud sold at 227 at II;
rallied and sold ut 22S3 at u; and 80 at p. ".
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES, NOV. ss.
Reported by Clarkson Co.. Brokers No. I2l s. Third-St
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Special TO The Evening Telegraph.

WAsHINoroN, ,Noyembcr,2S.-The Star says -
The mail steamer Daniel Webster, from City
Point, reports that yesterday morning heavy can
nonading was heard at City Point in the direc
Non of Petersburg, but may have been only an
artillery duel
On Wednesday night the Rebels made a sudden
attack on our pekets near Broadway landing, on
the Appomattox. The attack was speedily re-
pulsed, and the ground lost by our men in the
surprise retaken.
Owing to the rain and darkness of the night,
the Rebels were enabled to gobbc up a colonel
and forty men.
When the UeJsteF was coming down the James
river, yesterday, and when near Hog Island, she
discovered signals Of distress from the ste amer
Greyhound, Gen. Buffers despatch-boat. Upon
nearing the Greyhound she was found to be on
fire. General Butler, General SchencS, and Adj
miral Porter were on the Greyhound, but tue
steamer Pioneer came up aud took them of.
They were afterwards transferred to che tug CO.
hva6us, and conveyed to Fortress Monroe.
The Webster took off the crow and passengers
Of the Greyhound. The Greyhound had been up
70 City Point and was on her return when the
accident occurred. General Butler and his
friends were at dinner at the time, and suddenly
the furnace doors blew open, and scattered the
Goals all over the floor, driving the fireman and
engineer from their rooms. The GrcyhovRd was
almost immediately enveloped in hames, and
notwithstanding every effort to save her, she was
burned TO the waters edge.
Ten horses, belonging to General Butler and
staff, which were on the Greyhound, were burned
70 death. Shortly before the accident the Grey
hound had received from the steamer Cossdck
the army mail for General Buffers Department.
which mail left Washington yesterday morning,
and il is supposed to have been lost.
The Webster brought mp ffty-niue Rebel
deserteTs.
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RBFBL ADMIRAL BUCHANAN AT
FORTRESS MONROE.
The Prize Steamer " Florida" Sunk
by Collision.

WASHINGTON, November 2s.--A despatch to
the Navy Department from Admiral Porter,
dated Fortress Monroe to. day, says
TIL United States ste. m9r Fort Morgan arrived
at this post at 10 O'Clock P. NJ on the 9th inst.
with the Rebel Admiral FRANKLIN Buchanan and
his two aids on board,
Also the following telegram -
FoRTREss MONROE, November 2S.-To the
Hon. Gideon Welles, Secretary Of the Navy II
have inst received 4 telegram from the com
mander OF The prize steamer Floyid4, informing
me that she had sunk in nine fathoms of water.
She had been run into by an army steamer, and
bacly damaged. have not heard the particu-
lars, but viii inform the Department when 1 re-
cey1 The written report.
issnedl DAVID s. PORTER, Rear Admiral.
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PHILADELpBIA TRADE REPORT.

MoNDAY, November 2s.-Tie rise in Gold and
Exchange this morning has caused stronser feeling in
Rreadsuls but there IS very little doing. The export
deuaud for Flour is limited and only 2iOJ bbs were dis
posed Of at o. 75@lO q bbl Tor superane slOT5d uS7
for eNtra; sll5Ndl250 for extra family; and SIS for
fancy The rates 10 the home have have bcen
IN tic range. Small sales OF Rye Flour which a
scarce, 80. In Corn Meal nothing doing. we quote
pennsylvania at S7'5O u bbl.
There is a good demand for Wheat at an adance Of
S@5c sales OF ti0OO bushels Gt ~ 5i2 50 Tor Pcnnsyi-
yaria red and western red and 81 50 for Southern.
WhtcraugesfrOm 80 no $50. Small sales Of rive si5O
Corn Is active and has advanced cents, sales OF 7OOO
bushels at $50 FOR Odi SIS for old white, aud Sl6Sd5
for elbow aud Sl'15 fer new white. Oats have al.
YsnCed2 cents per busLe and are IN demand sales Of
$3.50 bushels at t2c per busheL NO Change In Barley or
Malt,
The receipts Of Coverseed continue trhlng and IL
readily commands Sl2'ljdlG q "a lbs. Timothy Is steady
at s5 There very little flaxseed coming forward and
It commands s34ld350 2 bushd, With sales Of 2OOJ
bushels ut these figures.
Skins remain as before quoted About 600 sheep Pets
sold at S2@2O5.
Dsttrsiye Soap selling 15c. stearne at lie " x
L. az l2c. Chemical OLIVE al i2c.i aud Castle dome stc)
10000 Country sells at l8gl5c., aud Oeine at 7Sc
whisky Is unsettled and higher. Sale Of 100 bbs Ohio
81 Ble29Ib5, DON held w the latter hgure.
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s,..r,.bto e ~ n %Eniahi a aiagher "a hours from New
York, with ndse to W.J. Taylor % A.. rr...-
Roads IN ballast 10 Workman a Co., 49, - ,,,r
Iiardue Ann Elizabeth, NorgraNe 70 aAyS HVih Mopho
paX m ballsst to WIN. Cummings Son,
West tn ballast 10 ID. &. Stetsf ~ Co. -. ,,.
Barouentne Scotland, Smklley,5 days nom fortress
MPnIoe l IN paSs KSsmS Aytss from st. Martins Della
We vafer with sait 10 Jauretche LaVergne
Brig Fgea (Brj smith, 10 days iTom hA'AA' win nsn
70 sgg Anes Br), wiar 10 dsS from st. Kits, with
HTjg San Antonio Jackson rs days fom New Orleans,
with Falt 10 Henry SimOns 18th ist.s on Carysioft heefs
smoke brig WIN. Creovy. hence for New Orleans,
schr Nautilus Davis l6 days nom New orleans N pai-
sosr Harriet Fuller, Hamilton. days from Portland.
with headnRs 10 3. & w. Welsh.
schr Danond State, Still, days from Milford, Del.s
with grain 10 James Barratt.
schr Iowa Hlyard day nom Newport, Del, with
nS sehr Lucy. Morrow, day rrOn Brandywine Del. with
schr 81 s. Weldon Hudson days from Fortress MonrOss
with rags, &C., TO captain. . -
inst with iogwOod aud fustic to d. n. Wetzlar oo
vessel 20 T. A. S0uder %. ....s,.sa.
sehrw 9. Atwete Rscken,i days from rF0s-'-s'
sehr smith Tnttls, Rich, days from Fr'''a'''' "-
schT Lake, RiSiSs5 days nsp Fortress A9A's''
se6r csSrie Wsils, Farnsworth a'os "S~
Monroe, In ballast 70 eatain q days ton Key Westu
schr j. b. Litohned, Haskell = - 49,.
in sSs1t 70 Tss S.s Il as On Key "s' y 'Al
las. wss aa. 6nss. Ss asn hSn PrOviA'sSwS' "i's
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