The New York Herald Newspaper, September 20, 1862, Page 5

. NEW YORK HERALD; SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1862, wis a eneeesenitemnannimneiiset mich go mean ve dant agrace cold orrr | FRIGHTFUL CALAMITY NEAR PITTsB@ax | THE CITY AND THE MATION, THE HEROES AT HOME, ts, rae 18, sm aiter rest on their shoulders. After the General's ropei- oe final) Ttant ‘Proceed the Board of wit Hora ja the mand, they finally went over the border ‘The Rxplosion at the United States Arse” Tmperten ee ore Retarn ee eee es ment New fhe retires itd ¢ the fins, ont of te i father Ww, diane White, THE BATTLES IN MARYLAND. {CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH WAGE. mee = Sees ee. a 3a foe Carolina, lung: Governor Curtin is still at Hagerstown, he Luboratory ance a sn ~he~ _ oy Ey -4 e102 , C neck and back; G. | A fooling of perfect security is uow felt here in ed—Kighty Persone ik ADDITIONAL ay” The above been the Protestant tipiscopal we ne mes, Co, K, 234 Obio, thigh: ¢, Schladrta, Gor ¥ tet oe hi “ om Injured. vf $500,000 rox pe MILIB® OF VOLUNTEERS AND | iia 6rg Forry cpa pr gos ‘otag duty & Yao tha Cunaral witht farther Mak og 3 ivania rifles, foot: J.C. springer, Co, K’, 23d Uhin, J {trom the Pitteburg Evening Chronicle, Sept. 17} 9°800,000 vow anus TO PBFEND THE orr¥—Hos- date time of the attack by therobels: | residence, No. 38 Perry street, ow Monday morning, ab h; —— Caries, Co. H, 80th Uhio, tace; T. Mt , Coleman, Quite a numberof wounded have arrived here and at | Oho of thy most horrible and appalling calamities with » ALITIES TO ‘THe 7\Y8LPTH RRGIMENT—COMMU- returned te this city yesterday afternoon. They arrivea | ten o’cioe Oo, B, 11th Peunsy}vania reserve, breast; W points on the Cumberland Valley road which ay community bas ever beon visited occurred NON PROM gig ¥ OHAMBSKLAIN, BTC. at pier No. 2 North river about three o'clock, where the: (For other Deaths we Seren sage) 6th Peuvsylvauia reserve, hoad; WH, tuylor, Coc, The news of MeClellan’ this sftoraoon ai che United States Arsenal grounds in the | NCAA ee re did held | were met b; be : — ith Now York, side; H. Muller, Co. , 23th Ubi; J. Han” ws of Moclellau’s great victory, achieved to-day, | Vi"taityor the city. Ever sinee the cousueucement of | A spocial Sting of the Hoard“ Aldermen was y # number of volunteer civic and military or. | Sich, Co. F, 56th ’a:Corporal J. Mitchell, Co, D, 19th N.Y.; | W@S received with great rejoicing. the présent war, a large number of hands Lave bocu kept | yesterday at «0 o'clock. ganizations, who eacerted them up Broadway. Their ro “MISCELLANEOUS. J G. W. Farody,(o, B, 45th Ponnsyiveuia; J. Aber, Co. ‘The troops bere are urging to be sent forward, that | Stoudily employed at the wrsenal, in pntimg up Axed am- cepiwh in this city was an enthusiastic one, which they A CROWFING VICTORY OR A REDRLQRSCAPE, Bist New Yor‘s, shoulder and becl; C. A. Diss, Co. D, 50th Aldorman Jore'w#h was called to the chtir’ ‘Ohio, loss of beth eyes, J. Armstrong. Co. K, 30th Obio, @rm and head; Jueitenant H.W. Cox, Co. C) Bama, beg Thies Bs sconsin, arm; rere 1éub North Carolia, arm; J. Kostire, Co. &, 11 Michig 1, cide. J. Bare, Co. Feserve, foot, F. Bauer, Co. & 1th Ohio, tl a €o. G.12ih Po » leg: J. Parrard, Co. A, aru ker, Co, FP, 80h Obio, arm pe Co. P. Ist Vennsylvania reserve, thigh! J. 1° 107th Pentsylvania, tuigh and arm; J. W. Go. Hy 1th Wisconsin, thighs; J. Fi Co, H. diana, thigh: G. bis-; Co. D, ©o. C, Let Pennay ates Tifles, knee; Ast Pennsylvani rifles, thigh ‘J. Peters, ‘sylvania reserve, knee: C, spled, Co. B, 45th Peunsylvania 2H Irwin, Co. A, #ih Peansyivania re to. dD, ‘13th Massachusetts, munition for the army. At first tue work was dove by boys, but fearing, from their careless habits, that some Alderman Dayton’ ¢atered a protest against ANY pro- of crushing the rebeliion. Buch wecident as that which bay just occurred w fol | ceedings being trap¥acted, inasmuch as the potices ‘The bodies of Captain George A. Brookes, of the Forty- | low thoir employment, they were, 8 me months ago, dis | 6. 14 mectiug were only served at ten o'clock Shis 5 nga charged, and young wir Leris, a8 being more trac sixth rogimont Pennsylvania volintes:#, amd C000 | tabieaud cuditl, omployed in thot stead, About one | morning. Samuel Crogsdale and Caplain W.H Andrews, both of | hundred aud wily of those, cgather with @ tow wer, | The minutes of last meeticy were then read. the One Hundred and Twenty-eighth Ponnsylvania, were | Wore engayed to-day iv pulling up cart ides in the tabo- rary buildy wm, when, (rom sun explosion took place. The buil | well dese? ¥ad, The Twelfth volanteered to stay at Har THE MOST INTENSE ANXIETY cage or other, an Alderman | nov kyr called fur the ayes and noes on the Tue reginent marched up Broadway to the City Hi The extraordinary (ailitiew at the command Of (he prope ° . ua were blown tonioms, | approval of the minutes. The minates were then ap: | "Ark, where they wero reviewod by the Common Coun- | ‘°F THR SUNDAY MERCURY, ‘Travel to Chambersburg and Hagerstown was resumed soa the baie ° oo bse . ny hiph ee e ate proved by a vote of 12 to 4. cil, Alderman Ottiwell, acting as chairman of the com _ site taxed to vce fur’ the people the to-day, and the telegraph is now open to Boonsbore, paiherg Nonsense CaM parey “lite | A resolution wxs offered by Alderman Boous calling | mittee appointed for their revoption, in a few appropriate san cat Te y \ oe ATCURS gether about eihty lives are reported to have been lost. } upon the Counsel of the Corporation to give his opinion | Temarks to Colonel Ward, commander of tho regiment. FROM THE BATTLE PLEDD, per's Ferry tor any time their services might be required 1 ad universally eaperi¢uced 10 learn (he Gust eeault of alter their three months service had elapsed. They re om SEVEN DAaYs' RATTLE IM 1” ¥ ARYLAND, ag | and the Lull pucticntarn o tura to this city without their arms or colors, both belig GREAT AND GLOK! ous ‘vic TORY take (rom them on the surrender of Harper's Ferry. achieved by OUR NRROIC SOLDIERS, they may yet rout the enemy and assist in the great work |P PO s T Ss ¢ R i P T. can: Ne nee aa re visited the, seen of the | wheihor, chen the head of a department ia removed by | tciiered the Lospitalities of the city to the regiment, and A gt A a ee , ure painful or revolting Bight . _ . @ | which prose: ted itwelf to our. view cen caavcoly be sin | &tWo thints vote of the Ward of |Akdermen, he ean hold eecgunt eriuaty. r ofl 2 NEWSPAPER spoke quite fiattering!y of their efficiency while at (bo Bae ieal cinattesion of ‘ ve SUNDAY MERCCRY ex ADIITIONAL AVPRORELATIONS 10% THR WAR, ™ —_ Alderman romani offered « resolution callings aper the seat of war. To this Colonel Ward returned thanks ty & | ta! of any other few words, and said that, thongh the Twelfth returned to | [8 F "ton street. shrivking and sobbing as though their hearta wou'd break, | Cominitton ou Na We outered at the upper gure, and at the very threshotd | Prepriating wi ade i tho city without their arms, they did not return withou, NEW MAGAZINE WITH AN OLD NAVE, TH LATEST | FROM TRE BATULE FIELD. ware mot by ovideuce of the terribieforce of the explo. | tbe families ol 0 ica, The grounds were covered with fragments of | bausted diver nite bo confer with the oftice untih a agined ‘the lished in New York with an excuod ex reets leading (0 the ground wore dlied = wd, includiig unde ____ saruRDAY, ‘SEPT. 20-- a A.M. women, whe ru: wildly tarougn the multi a Meyer, co. Bott, Co."A, ic isnanieace reserve, K. 30th O1 Kuee; C, 0. Wigeen: leg: J. “Nobie, och Massa bu: val Allaire to report ap ordinane: ap. 100,000 for the the presen: role ito in OX Betts, thigh: W.8. Harman, co, G. 36) ch Massachusetts, ab. thigh aud body; G. Hunt, Co, FE, domon; Corporal.J. Kearney, Co. B, 24 Museaciiuse arm; ©. Kuowles, Co. G, 12ih Massachusetts, leg Soodboy , Co, F, 17th rogulirs. arm; W. K.P. Ruskey, Co. K, oth fonnsyivania reserve, han: 1. Miller, Co. 1, 23th Dhio, sick; Lieut. H. Pluck, Co, H, 7h Wiscousin, band; A.M. Furman, Co. C, 28d bhio, st rgcant 8. Aulber, €o. “K, olst New York, saouldor: Lieutenant F. » Sist New York. knee; D. Capen, Veonsyivania reseve arm; W. Fa- Worcan, Co. K, 8th Pennsylvania reserve, breast and head; Fy J th Massuchusett aw fei KNICKERBOUKER, ov New Vork Macaine of Litverer theit honor. ture, Art, Politics and Society. Vol. 1, No, 1, fo: Ostouer, te i After some little delay the regiment then marched up { this day published. is odor HS 40 ths distribution, Adopted. of $500,040 to bu ap. ¢ arms to defend Broadway to their armory, The utmost euthus iam pre- A’ HOU! SEKER RS ND OTHERS wr ‘ow York in any emergency was sige adopted. cent by bi muon, tendering Charred wood, canister shot, sheet iron, exploded car- tridges, Minse balls, &e., seme of which bid fallen fully on to authorize the su propristed for the purpose of pureby the city of A resolution (rem the Board af OM the compliment: of the elty to the Twelfth their y fence at Harper's Perry, and pi beany throe/hun-.| cae tiem the hospitalitics of the Conupan Co! vailed on the route. four handred yarus pe ube The Retreat of the Rebels Across | 4° towards the lapo‘atory was the body Of one of the victimes, paruy covered the Potomac. Rabe. Ie was lylog whore tt folly aod yards from the seeue ot sented & most horrid Diown, a8 it wo co, me OF tho explosion, Barrons, Sept. 19, 1862 ie eae oe ‘The Fighty-seventh Ohio, three months’ men, trom Har- | clans gouds in the eity per's Ferry, passed through to-night for Philadelphia, N me ORTER OF NECKTIES OF PERS AT RETATL on their way home. 4 ment for exporiov, and 1re The les bad beer and, with iti 0 aanggie while the face was horril The Ammunition and Supply | tic una't WWtie better thi * shpolee pulp, huir, 1 wae eviden Trains Cut Of. body was that of a/umalo, but Ler ideniilication was ous | Sdould be engaged in wore se: fof the quesion. Higher up lay another dastigured in the | 8d sending men fo ward (o qnoll the r “badly burned bes des, and Alder f ach lay fragments o: | aid not cor sider 1 ap empty eomplinee jeg, hero the in. | defenders of the capital the boep hore the | New York. t this ‘stage of tho proceedings the Twel!th rogiment, es at Harper's Ferry " , pissed in frout of the ©: re van Darvon had uo objection to the vote of thanks to the Twel'th vogiment, but there were no times tt ‘unnou Council ors—equipping, pollion, Huapy didered tem Alderman Dayton, to extend ties of the city of Supreme Court—Chambers, Before Hon. Judge Clerke ATTACHMENT AGAI Tn the case of John les and others against General John ©, Fremont, a proceeding involving the Nability of F the Gi eral to civil process while in the military service 1b MEDICATED BATT OFTEN DOES Monn of the United Sts ciston:—In my own op from arrest in this proce tachmont to issue aps ren have expressed a di beat for r-piy Linen Cotare at $I 2 per J.C. Clark, Uo. @, Stn’ P 3 3.1. BLAKE 4’ C0., 979 Broadway, corner of Wal Fiynn, Ce. F, Gh Pennsy! Co, B, 24 Ponmsylvania 3 ivania Nenlar reel the FS fe ilackiey, ; A. Orment, Wright, Co. D. seytvania, thi; P. reserve, breast that the T GENERAL, FREMONT. A RADICAL CCH Ee feat HERNIA 0 BR RCPTORE. Willid pate frighutu! vor i around as (ar as the eye could r lie following de. mi—bereanarm, there 2 uo unforiunaie cretture, and 0 ge ‘render | Both Olio iat breast: W.f. a. Mass 9 Cv. C, Immense Loss of the Enemy in Killed, Wounded and patieu's personal wu d with ike dl eases wcunar te worarn, Goot, Rueimatian, Dyspep rves, sile and tule reserve. eg tvanin reserve © way still towards the emoking ruins, | Whe had been talou prise aetion pn it, and | mitted to re fa feuate mo Upui the body S are oir we ait. I, without armas, precedod by a band playing patriotic peck ; J F, 17th Michiga, . preseuting & most shocking appearance, ‘Tue himos were | and ng the question te iin Granta’ ateyol fe Crane, Ci if ip, sho) SI on ty three limes their natoral size, while the tet procecdings to enable the defenida app r y LI Ocoee C Sa a Prisoners, bad bern partia y burned off, and the "breast the Councilmen was then concurred Geaceareran rane ray once tec 56 East 20, POOR Vi [erg parryi @Lh New &o. &0. Were (rinhttuily disiygured. d looking at to 8, Aldermen Day a ane vania, sick, io the romans Lug WOME ADD dy and, with an negative. Tho ke a Vhe Ship ‘Harvlet Pisk Wreeked=Crew 7 tbRED! sUMB PiCTURES Boge, Co. Agoniziog scroim, pronounced the wictim to be x Mr, d by the lair were Aldermen Otuweil Saved by the French Frigate Lavotsier, AP ats IBREDEG, 64 ALEUMS (Forty Fiore Simmins, & L'tita, Sept, 19-—Midnight sheppard, residing in Lawrenceville, aud one of ber best | @y, Miche! and beer THAuvax, Sept, 19, 1862. “ perks bas stinaaaaliy Deavir, Uo, chrande Bot feientis, THE OF CHANERRLAIN. A Capo Breton paper of the 12th Inst. mentions taat the | ST". Vernet inte recat Ohio, dreas! The Press has just received bighly interesting iutelll- Sheppard lay two women, who, though a, Bent i tha Fle | avo. ch irignte Lavoisier bie the crew of the ship Uarriet A NIOKAKE AY ast boat’ and wr nce from General MeClelian’s army up to to-da: w.rible mantor, were yet live and prin | lowiay Fisk. of Rock aud, on board wo GUNIAH WALLA. abdomen, t. Biprion Fron Gon ata Moene Danie army ap ea ven ans snsibie of their auierings. Oud poor creature, who To Ht SHoNokauDy rik BOARD OF ALDERYRN ‘Ube Uarviei Fisk was wrecked in the Straits of Belle 7 tiki SH eXHIL\RANT AND NBRVINSE edenes of your reaitttion vlerred to a 80! doreletion of and twisted in Ry the publisied reports of the pro of the 16th ivst ne ‘uno. iil Le s;ectacie b tov much € of g.zore who thronge a-ound, aud inany led with horror from ‘the (righitil which the editor kindly furnishos to the press. The sub- bli Giana’ Moy starce of its special correspondence is briefly as ful- | for the cre of them turned awa Chase, Co. 1, 45:h Pennsylvania re Co i3,11th Venns: 8 Obi lex: 8 t K, Buth Olt, hi she cin, head aud Bip: Licit- Ta PRILLIAY t TETORTES WW MARYLAN lows:— aid appailing scone, ‘There wero several physicians in dt peoviaing for UL He aay ivan reserve, -* Fea a Perrdlegiae't Hl a atarahl ~ Aa E 6 cross Attendance, but (he condition of the sufferers was bee | oval from ofiies : Poets) (nat gt ee cciete Fy coed - arcane ue Youd te rewch of medical skili,aud botb died bere we |) take tho hve ty The Late Battles with the Rebel tn- fant 563 (aloes Shepherdstowa bridge and two fords above aod below it | lott. erable bo vaders of Maryland~Trium: ‘ “ Bi »d \RUTCMES AND CANES FOR THE MILLION, at the mautiacturer 8 € ©." PINNELL, No. 2 Cortiands airect, a; We were now on a line with the burning bulidings, and | gard to my removal—w tho following act of tho Losista During the night McCicllan advanced a battery and | cou g pee cromda cf mien at werk taking Out the rotiains | ture? 156 tm the rutus. Nour lero, under @ treo. lay the romawa of seven of the sulforers, aia a litle The dead and wounded found this morning evidence | higher up, ivade the gacden fence, we counted the re- the ability of our sigual officers In directing the fire of the | Tuits of twenty-six olor. OF theac little elae remained pas. been burned oif, and in others the lege were gone, while of the arms voting but the larger bones remained.” They On discoverlug the movoment of tho euemy, early this | were c isped cr burned into wll conceivable shapes, and Dregentod altogucher (he most sickening spectucle we maorning, General Plewsanton was despatched in hot purs | hive ever kited won. Wo have geou death in ulmost sv it, with two batteries and two regiments of infantry, | overy form, but never in such a shape as this. The cess of the Union Army Under McClel- Jan—The Rebels Driven from the Loyal olimthe War in K tucky and the WesteLatest European News, &e, Interesting aecounts of the Battles 1 Monday last, between the Union Fores: Mo ollan and the Rebo! Invaders of th th the Glorious Success of the U: Driving of the Rebels in the Werxty Herarp, shelled thein from tho surrounding hills. of such ub porishe p* E'S PLANTATION BITTERS. strengthen and iyigorate, kK mealtiy appeti stidote to ¢ ‘tects sylvanin rezerve, h Masanchusetts, elie, under State, resulting on Forces and the from Loyal Soil, will be pultished y this inorning, at ton e’eloek. of water and diet. late hours, the inael of wad elig, and 1 appoiated humttred sixty sali noi ba Bue hove provided, and from, except am abor 4 Uonecesvary for me to remark to Conatly G, 12th Univ ipatio Herm ant Cholera Morbus. y sic 1 fen Michigan arm, 4 icth, Co, C, 8h Conveationt, hand Hea lache, ; M. Co dattic field preseuts not a tithe of the horrors of mich a at stg - = int ant an, band; F, Campbatl, Co. C, Tet Pennst | through a gap of high hillg, and he succeeded in cutting | scene. God g ‘ut that we may nevor lonk on stich a spec J mills nia ay Charter und laws a2 wre tho mem: ae vil ai re the e st on unt a ce Meroaas : ay ee sick; Sergeant J. Keddine, Co. C, Ist Peva- | oa ta tacle ag of ys ‘ iovernot 8 tho Rebels in Kentuoky, and tho position of adairs in that | weak ian strong, and are exhiusted nature's great restorer. + * € jarge ainonnt of thelr ammunition, eupplies, &c. , be- © that at least seventy ¢ with the power to remove the Mayor, Comptroller and | ( They are made 0 St. Croix rua, the eibratet Cailsar By!vania reserve, hand; F. Bard, to. C, Ist Pennsylvania We belicve that seventy lives were lost, and Aton Counser, Notwithstaraing tha exemptions | State and other portions of the West; Interesting Intellt ns ee Ptigee patristic s Pleas 4 ‘The gence fromm New Orleans and the Southern Const inteat accounts of the Indian Atrocities in Minuesota; reserve, hand; Corporal 8. Minard, Go. 1, Ist Penuayivania tition in. yan inves : it Corpa sides a small portion of General Marcey Gregg’s South | the mortality may even exceed this, as many who Were ation Cont edi of | Genera: Mearoey i ereek taken out wore badly injured that their recovery is | {ins afforde: Poor IR TAY. DESIER, equtest [rom your bi Carolina brigsde. out ot the qu ia the dd gperaiions of ; é : most paiuful 2 ed here, and Important Inteliigence from Europe, and all interest Godley, Co. F, 17th United’ States artiit Geaeral Fleasantom: abellod) the enemy: with: eltuct a8 aud. he ed death and desolation uto may fa ing snd oti past ah, foreign and domostic. obaeit es . * ay) a " P TT K Pennsylvania reserve t hoy passed hrough the ravin Be rire irecian or che reek when oho or cis ering. shsenidbllara pee yoar:,| Bingis copies RLwceps DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS, | Fahanated natire's great restorer, apd active tonic, Composed of pare the body without au iw, side; C. . Cearhoy , Co. 45th Pennsgly ia reserve, thigh sof duty upon ove rosolations were mu really chine. when the explosion ‘took placa, but he knows nothing of the cause of it. When he heard the | Dased, so that | im to a window to got out, and was blown | *d that } moy he y feet. His daaghtor ‘is, we believe, | Utter groundiessue The last seen of the cnemy they were flying tn the direction of Winchester, and it is suppoeed they would re_ pers, six cents, OMmct ontucky and Mi: and lerba, It iovizorat beata, Tt 6 ntomach, cre: ap] m. Tt is @ certain cnre for tirat ehock he ‘ Drawangs ¢ or Murmy, Kiddy d& ri State Lotteries, ane 1 "Ry ste Co.'s a . th treat precipltately on to Richmond. Besiiberiaty i Liver Compiaint amd ei Kestucgy, Barna C1 camber 1 1862 " Diarrhina, Liver Complaint oo ‘a i Reet rnc Our entire army had crossed Antietam cree this morn. | "Paymaster Eesworth wae also present, engaged in pay. | Alternvan Grapy ovved that tho comurtication be} 72, 17. 70, 21, AT, 27 6, 40, te titaauatie disnane free Wright, Co. 0, 12th Ohio, leg vin, ge, t ey ‘ HER he 2 Hands; but he ts equally agnot the cause | Feferred to the comrattice having Chat subject in charge. Kextucer, Oubsn 4it—sepona or %, ‘Us82. t ‘arly recommended to ’ ing, and was massed between Antietam crook and the | or ty: catasirophe. He wasagood deul stunned, but es- | Adopted. 30, TL, G4, 45, 38, 74, 62, 1 54, 88, 87. persons. gol by all grocers, drugziate, Pentsylvania reserve, kiice; J Stout, © uhusolts, face; 0. P. Wiggine, Co. Fy feg; f. Noble, Co. D, 80th Ubia, leg Pennsylvania resorve, thigh syivania reserve, ed a Eb" bil ais, log: Btb Ohio, Clrentars went free of cha: ty a jag either ve " MULAY. EDDY & O0., Corlagton, KY. ur Mt. fouls, Ma ous injury. THe LATE sbkGRANT he otto ing ceaclutions wee Potomac, opp2site Shepherds' a re ‘ caped veithiout sez otoraac, opposite Shepherdstown, aud there was every coe wt en ar cece tee. a, er. that at the time of the ‘irst explosion ho wus sta t of the engine room. He th and imvavdiately procoodad to the tain he inet eeveral of those etnployed 1 his Footns who were umburt, but who kept up @ Cou- | Unual shriexing, and could not inform him what way the | matter, Hurrying on he met a girl caveloped in flaaes, { whom, with the assistance ofanotner iaan, he attempted Bart tuto Virgieia via Harper's Ferry,and | tocarry away from the bnildiog; but, as they vere Burnside has crossed {ato Virgela vin Warper's Verry,and | Tt ive engine room, the roof of that building ‘was moving on the enemy. thrown off and partially feu on them, and thoy wore com. | ; : potiod to forsake the injured giti ty aave their own. lives MOVEMENTS oF TROOPS, Deserters report that the resent moverneut of te rebeis | hy (his tine tho main building was enveloped in flamos, aw second and t chusetts. evidence that McClellan would cross the r The lose of goueral «nd fleld officers in anr army is Go large as to be unaccounteblo. Rebel deserters represent the ozs of the enemy's offt a atte aan the system: Is @ tim voinpuwed of ‘iraed calfiaya bark, roots ama to weak and delicate persous,- ‘in be relied upon tor its purity, [t cures dvapepsia, 1 c. and is just the thing for changes of the Sold by all grocers, drumdats, hotels end ealgong, 'P. 0. DRAKE & CO., 202 Broadway, N.Y. PLANTATION BITTERS: be in every one's mor Otel 1 Drawings rene Delaware State Lovieri death of Paty prrokier be x0 a. ware, Extma Ctass ig Ww 1 47, 7, , $0th Pennsylvania; Ht a, Co York C. Stultz, € e Far, 00. F, Lith Michi¢: G, 90th Pennyivenia, si Pennsylvania reserve, shoulder; i. Michigan, hand; J. ‘Carly, Co. B, 2d } Race aie; arm; J.’ Smecker, Co. i, ie, Thcneee: leg ant end; ‘A. M. Furman, ao aS Oui hy saeck: N. Gran: #1, Wh Michigan, bsp; J. Beary ree. ‘A, 0th Obio, thigh 2.'A. Ackerman, (9, B, 35th Maswacl yhand; C. Ach- enbach, i A, 6th Peunsy ivan'a resOrve, thigh; J. B, Lith Michigan, shoulder; F.'3. Kidd, ¢ Teh Wisconsin, arms 4 Kidg, Co. K,' 8d Ohio, ler C2 Evans, Co. C,'100th Penney! Oo, ~=, 12th Pennsylvania rere ‘Tih Wisconsin; H. A. Wool, Co. D, elbow; —-— Jongle, Co. K, 11th Obio, ack; D. Lane, Co. G, 11th Ohia, hand; Sergeant R. P. Clayton, Co, N, 72d Ivania; J. C. Commings, Co. ?, Tth Wisconsin, side ; A. Lawia, Co. F, Tth Wisconsin, hand; Liowtenant J. W. MoXenzie, Co, F, Toa Wiscensit, foot; A.B. Photan, A, "2d Wisconsin, ‘band;’ Wo § petoy, Co. Jf, 25a Ohio, thigh: Reynolds, 8, 1th Michigan, — le praus, Co. imcousin; ©, Carpenter. © a &. B, Fox .Co, D, 56th Penn ylvania, arm: J U, 107th Poanay!vania, breast; S. a) Har, Pennsy Tecorve, laud Poousyivauis reverve, baud; vanta, army; P. Summers, Co. 8 and tiigh, 0. F am, Co. H.¥th Now Ikinpelire: N- France, Ce. G, 6 nsyt rag" foverve, shoulder: M. A. Lather, Co, C, 76th » St. Jom, Co. G, O7th Michignn,, face; ‘Boek: y i vy is aa 'ary Yor tae year 192, Roonn the Board adjourn cers a8 equally severe, It wam unddratood that Geners! = Cireulars cent by addveanigs aceeuian Wilminztog, Detavware, They are auplonditd artiale, nwthen and invil ire exhaust OMe Drawings of ¢ station Compans’s Lt Cuass So. in earaping iuto Viinginia was ontirely enndueted by | sen aud third axpiogton Saving taken place. red | AtElval of Avellierists from Sacketts Stovowall Jueksoa, the other chief officera, Lee, Loug- | and forty-five persons engaged ju the building, o! which Harbor, wbout one hundred and thirty wero girls, employed as VYhe Fourth aud ith battalions New York State artil ers and bundiers; #ome twenty boys were cugaged and in making cap eyladers. Mr. Geary abo ‘ose in his immediate employ, in rooms Nas, | city at noon yesterday, from Sackett Harbor, on rou'e ail escaped ond hat wit the sinferers from the | to the seat of war, wo more battalions remo in behind, ‘oyed in the eouthern pnrt of cho 10, 15, 70, © 43, 25, 47, Is, For cireulara, &e., aici Fo NEWBRE) 4) 100 Barre's Sup Butiled Ale. a) street, &c, being either wounded or too ranch fatigued to de efficient, ‘They also state that it was believed in she rove! anny that a force of Union troops had pwsnd through Tho- roughfare Gap and tntercopted their advance, and they | supposed this moyomont was under the direetion of Sigel, of whom they atand in great dread lery, numbering twelve hundred men, arrived in chts Cislawbotsttky. % Royal Hava and alarnation fun boone, TA AYU ‘OR ce oo! Lottery Prizes Cashed it paid for don «, 16 Wa! sirva, and will follow os sucedily am posrible, The mea wore Tecrvived in Jefferson and Lewis counties, and are f credit tothe rural dictrict fren which Lkey come, Thuy re malved at the Park Buracks suring the ateht, snd will depart towlay for Wasbingion. ‘The following is « Hist af the ofcar: auaGst © 60., (Established 1847,) FLAGS? ing. Fulton street, No, 99, frean ovary part ‘of the 1 1ins, ages tence bo the ti Prizes Casued ait Legalized Lotter. fen: ceders flied, W. HOWARD, St 1" ERA AND. TRIMMINGS ON HAND AND pal rr artiets om , ae. fhe AGH, B HOVE cor. Bway. thew p Prites tes. Inter y wound from the bails and ‘enont by the taken tothe ncigbboring houses fur ) Of the une tuoares, one named Mary Dugan opposite the Keir Legattred Lotte i ee ? i RAND AND LINK BRAC! wo dollars amd three d ‘one door bolow Caaal street, éT3-ONE DOLLAR. | re Dom pair, ab Geo, ©. al Binet. VOUIerE RAPRALION Major Commaaitina——h Company A , A. A Hanaisacne, Pa., Sept. 20a, M. A despatch received at oficial quarters ap to this hour ward, und Mary Gouuelly, whe res: {mitnight), from @ person who visited the battle fiel!, | on Pine streat, Fittl ward, z and ALLEN 8, ons Broad URNING BRAC “4 sand d three te parent: ree vst Lievteaunte. E cer, Second Liouteuapta, tM. Janes mee ‘ same Wo did not learn, Oe the recovers of diss an oloquent and toneh:ng haudee 16 a bros Lieutenants, Freutena ts, apisin, #. Cowles Vi imi George bi, Salter: ‘ reports the rebel loss two to our one. Thoir dewd w pany d=! sorter PISTULA, STRIC URE, STONE IK ‘10 the special of Lous sees read left unburied, and (be wonnded found xielier in abd woods along the whoie route to Wiliuamapart, where the enemy bag ne doubt crossed with the yrompant of the army. A grett amount of ammunition wus yarns B Campbell: Fleet Linutenacte BR. Brown: Sewond Lieutennaw 6 Fall Style of Gentiewen’ Brennen) new be. ane slows, BAD this i please snd te my have y truly thas 18: Comyn Second Vanderiorg: ington rd Flint nd Levi A)s0" yninistored to 20 WAe ALONE ny. nie Nasewu Atrvect ne e ready, Notwitiwnnding the high prior of MeL conthive to tel At thy ald retahlsbad Sew Hat van Pali eivie HH 120 Vonusyivasia r Be .G, Th Wisconsin, 1 Wo, shontder:; W. W. York, hand, B. L. Patterson. ‘dying. bi captared, together 4 aon 8. iy wt with a large number ef prisoners, who have been sent to eenrd 2. Webb. , Pee aa wasy "vail THT aE Hh Tobey. First Linvtevstts, | Winttets Wall Sivte of Hats, When Seam, | 0! Rgearlrnte rn Michigan, hind, ©. 1 Hugorstown. Read, Segond Liewtonam, A.M. | gpeak uetes ‘Geae wencty Geb Gouaioms ee auc i + 4: a mhacelWear. No, 16 Dros eay. sya 20. K F, Git: Wisornsin. Gerpore! G, Pasiger, © eard, O. A. 20h New . ara, Co. ‘10th Mi: m: Corporal M. Drarih, Go. H, 100) Vin, aria: WH, Wenthorty 09-4, 10t3 Sino, Arm: G Coney ey B—Caprnst tall. First Flentenaots, G. U Marshall and A. Chapman, Second Lieutenants, V. BL Rottters and Le npany © —— Catrda a: q Acke The Indian Vroubles iv Minnesotn. - RE omnyy Minwarker, Wis., Sept, 18, 19 A despate’ bas been received from General Pope to the Governor, urgitg that more troops be sent to the sout of war from this State. The Twenty-fith regiment, which ehonld have left tor Kentucky to-day, ts now ordered to St. Pant. 5 ne pare worss, the expianation gor tue wat felt ef i featur: Fev rapt ths pari thity Mh wall ne Ktatora Hat, for Misses, Liw Hat, fo" Miwa. rained, wud they rushed ty tie : end precipivaied dhomse!ves inthe ground, a distance ot come tirty feet, ‘They ran around the grows surieking, fume of tem blosdwg from wounds obtained io jutpmg through the windows, Aud Ule sight they exhorted was eng. Tioaurae tercot mie Sone of them ran in the direction oi their — + and did uot stop until sheer exhaustion compelled tras, of the svene presonted at this great do- n of ie were heightened by the agonizing screams fees and fricuds uyon divcover the remams of earnings coutribeted to comort. Again, ociers wore fragtically ruehing one churred buds to another, looking ty vain fur a danghter or u sister whe was etuployed im the iil faved building. There was not a particle oF clothing Jefe on a majority of them, and, mengied and digwinted av they imps atte Wo identify them. The very n from taelr feet, rings frota their aw Risora Re tive Mate s Mauevetin ete Lor Missos, Mate, Firet Lientonants, ad Liesteudats. wih @ how atyion Bavauts (ithe; First Lentonant,¥. 0, Donwia taney und 3. fe She oma; > Second Licuteaunts, Shea. ah New Ve: : aylvaus: W. Hye Co, He Bat New ‘Harman 35 geese le ie USIy es NOW ceadyy at SIS ar Corvespoutence far. ol a b uo uier med wun. sval Uteligence ix often tm xiveu in each aud every “Mruwarxes, Sept. 19, 1862. ‘The St, Paul Pioneer and Democrat ot che Lotie inst, eon, tains a letter from Little Crow, chiot of the Sioa, to Colovel Sibloy,@ which ho says he wants to know in what way he can make peace for his people. Ue also suys that the white prisoners in his posenssion are as well treated as his own people. Letters from the Siowx chiefs Wabasbaw and Tap are and devouver Lisile Crow us the Destructive Fire in Butfato. Revenue, Sept. 19, 1862, At one o'clock thia moruiug 4 ‘ire broke out in the brick boliding corner of Waier and Norton aireots, used as @ grain drying howe. The fire spread ramdiy to the kvang aud Sterling eleva. tors, which, with their contonts, were destroy ed, The fire tien crosaed Norton street, communicating to Bali’s foundry, Klein & Dobson's pump and block factory, day ot Bornum’s i Sond Tg P. M. The a) Trhaayrenia, nl M. Ulery, ainsylvonia, thigh; W. C, Walker, Co. C, 12th nahuevite: a. Mastin, Go. D, oth Venusytvanin, Hi. Mason, Co 3, 12th Pennsyivanta, arin, = Gone in; Col Childs, Sth New York Jjutant Cross, 24 Penveylyan Yolacburn, Co. K, Ist Minnesota; capi Turreli, 7h Micbigan 1 t. White, Co. A, 12th Masa chasetia: Lieut, Cus’ , 12th Measachusetts; cer- geant Barnoy, Co. 1, “he Uhios Corporal Alexauder: Co. A, joved one whose hn ins NOS save paaw Here’ + revived tuto the wich #t., cor, Barclay, tend of ner si ug ot rate in hs and 8 on Saturday, Saturday wight mud upte Artifictat Leys—Palmer’ 4 Patent. 1861, ty, Dr E. 1, MUDSON, rs, Astor p jew York. Reteroncns— ‘aruoenan, Yao Buren, Bick, Ae., of this CYintin Hatt, ip ste Drs. Moti, Parker, a frieudly eber: cause of all the “idteult toss. wits phd fp some iaRtinees Dating bE & hee Ub Wiser land, Ob cane ‘ * Py and tape, ws Soon; ‘ So Ae Ream: | We is evident tiuat the Siown are mauch divided, and foinaibed. Nevertheless many were ideatided hy | A26% number uf teromem howess oa Fvane, Fly and Le : : oovain; WW. Hack, Co. Ath Wisconsin, 1. Kbews, Co, quarreling among themsolves, thoi hair, by a gorny of Hue dewne tuew wore rs ne coulalour streots, ail of which ware birned. Ko ietlred A, th Wieconain: A. Paria, Co. A,'24 Wiseousit, 8. | Colonel Sibtey requante Little Crow to give up tilg priv | Bremtact numbar waver ean be folly recogniged. th ¥ Croming the Beans’ ship canal, tha dew spread to Keats” se r pit oft ach of the headless trunk we saw at desirable Piso, Co. 12th Marsachiwscity A. J. Kolinga, CO. By Gebdee, neil tthy Weditaiinee and Suepi thache will: weet be Beeps headless teank wo saw Ueto } orien anc watehoures enter opabarit 10 this sounbry, was itnbadded about @ dozen Miuie bails, icle were thrown high ia the fag: that 32th Maciachnsetw: J. Cashring, C0. 1, Tih Mawsachin” wotts: A. Clark, Co. 1, 12th Mastachosetts; F. Manning, Go. 1, 8th Ohio: Mf. Lorrence, Ce. i, #ib Ghio. Woundal.—Lievitemant Colonel Baxter, Tt Michizan ; Capirin rarer <ocine to Geveral ae Cap. tain Backar: . By eagachie ct ts. A Seen, Oo. G. Fah goed erin m4 Major Jonni: ai , Co. dy, 19th Mackeohnsetts, ley: My we by ae rat ¢ Willams, 12th Mageachunetie™ rgeaut K. Press, ih Macsnetixsatt tog, Corporal ‘parker, 12th Mi arm: J. Dunte ie Macaachisetts, hint: P ‘seymout mio Macca —— Payrna, Yath Masenchnsetts, tog; 0 Fry, usotut, log; Colonel Colaman, 11th ‘ania General ptain Stavb, St Pennaylvania reenre meee reserve; 3. Parker, 1 Per Win? Frecre, Ath Rhiode teland: mae Rac ie Bow 4th Uhode Island, mi ay 4 Loe tid, Noueded, ee THE REMAINS ‘OF GEN. MANSFIELD, Ravriaons, Sept: 19, 1842. ic hedy of Gew Mausfell arrive! bere to-day and in ‘delve ertoabmed. Je ninety tim pachos ot his cela?rated fig ibe. Fibewa Washing Deters of relied Dy ps Buu und wo ule. kee In WS editorial ve Ue ot lerest, oe oetiter local or om pripiomiaing: (ve of liarwbug= on rehugot 21 ii portent events te ‘dal reporvae to atweud ath Ws, Ae QR preening Alb Uke des In the warehouses were stored between 2).000 and 29,000 Dacrels af whiskey and Ligh wines, ovord by Mr. Willksme, the kurger portion of which way rived. David Boll's loss if est imutod at $0,000 te $70,000, The oes of Keung ie not keewn, but ie taoetly covered by snsurADoe. it le imposible at presout 40 give apy thing approab Maing to the amoent of the total lex oF insurance. loom with prebaviy rensh half a inition ef Ss. ‘Thus gorn tire air by ¢ iweed the iwrancher ol sine ot ihe trees piseen of frormes were to his seen, which tore from their bodies in thoir descent wane those who perished wore Miks Sarab Towneli, of hin, Aid two Miss Maswoll, of the Nivth vere; porte Pair Grounds, Ceer bodies were par- Ally wleotitie#, but aot pulfcieniiy «we warragut our giving thetr games, Thom and their triends in open day, sod alee <b an powerfal enough © crush those who atiemnt tr oppewe my march, and pugiek toete who bace wasked neir Hands in danocant Dkwet.* The (iene, of the Pith mstant, says thet thet hiv pena ombasey has returned, and that they suocestully settled all questions ef dinpato, and left the Indians in ® snore cordial and Sriendiy atate of mind than hey avisted | in tuany years, Nearly ell the chiei# were pravent end wigned a treaty of perpetuad (rieadanip at Crow Wing on the instant, wherenpon the whole band prapares 6 Joave for thelr homes, ail melisfiea, raises to disperse hi Defiauce Fire and Buargiur Proot Paggee J Also Bideb ace and Parlor fur Silver Biwi, Murray street, corner Colle, al plaee tr i a 1,000 Short Enfield Ce BORK, 8 cra aut Bor i — , Lemetaeee ib Tray i hove p vePtecan ‘apply 2 ue : iE BMOWNE es & ce Arms.-For Se Miter, entirr Lnyoue!s an ‘Sem Mark, farpot 4)! loge) mittary morersente JOURS AL, which oults Feynalten. the beat features of Wve + journals (KR ONE AM: ginning car actmieticn whieh hove Whe SUN x JKY the de ot re GnRay NEWSPAR En sud given fa @rculekun Proved he (he Joiwe jesrres oF the ether Buacey papas ny of New York. inatine iti News from san ‘Pranel« Vrancimo, Soot le, Ist Sulled, bark Viclorie, for Liverpool, worryaige 18,000 wack of wheat Haninces 1s atut montiy confined t@ the jobving trade Batter hur declined to Yee. par poand. Candler are doi. Crushed suger quiet. Anti aeite coal $28, end Camber kane $3! per foe * J 1. Taggard & Co., a prommett jobbrug howg of this city, fatlod tovtay tor about eighty tuougaad dolterre. Te lose te preny generally disicihited anmng Seu Branco mareanty, Tho news of the rcoant great Union tintorien pre duces the most nobounded joy here, m fur ihe rates f gar woomded Wl Haw been eyenad, The sndseriphion of our city aiome amount ty about SLO0O00, aod will probably runob o qiorter of o wmiliton @ithin @ week. Anew line of stages bum consmenne’l ronntog vetween Barnardino aua ihe Wy ‘discovered Colorado mines, te necemmpedate the merewming amigeation in that Airaction, « Reaett ag Youth or Weantityiig the compie: Ue deli etiartices will bate na other. “Sole Proevc nie. } Somme thirty ar forty buildings were destroyed The elevators eontotned 13,578 burheleo, weet, 140.000 ur hele oF corn, aud 86,840 Duslehy of cate. ‘The Kinowee are the principal mufterere by the thin morning: igs vans elevane. owned by Chocter W. Evaue, varot oc waite fe red tus €20.000; (he ie ® — maneday pro Intere sting from Misscari. Se, Lowi, Sopt. 1¥, 1902. Generel schatelé has cepected for Springheld to take command fn person Of Tao forces tt ‘be Southywens, Guerliia bands under Hintmau, Pike, Coffte and Raine have been congregating on the Snuifiwert border for the purpose of again taracing tue hate, Cheir movemente have boon closely watched, andorery preparation made to give them a fitting reception, General Kchofleli enters the carapaige with ® (ull knowledge of the country, char acter and resources of the enemy, #ud speedy und con clusive achievements nay we relfed ome Crtotad. Wie depot, wholesnic and eaiail Dye le applied by ‘an a ‘2 Poudre Sante up a KAT Rs, now or Batchelor’ World sinetnntnnvous, baru 1th kbd prefununcn every wars, Pustory Sterh Lsidabes voiued at $20, gS 0b Maj. Wile sees Tht Coarse ‘Uraxcctt, Pa iiarret Ligh wines, stowed in the werehone of Jur. 0. Rvene, lose hoavy— pretty wall coverod up insurance: the warehouse of James (. Fyn (os $7.000—inenred $4,109; the fonndry of pavid Beil, time end mechivery, $30 000-10 10. eurance; tho Cevelaat Block, owned By C. M. Revd, of Erie. Pa. aud about Mftcam or trenty wooden ypercet Wusldiagalows ROL weer cutie? @ Dultinge were ol dof but little value. A large Autnber of poor Faun iltes have been reviered hovroimee by the conflagration. The betel lore fe artiineted at $200,000, fhe inanranee. as fev as samortained. is $180400. ‘The Bari oF Lhe comipanten aro NOt secor Lay sperienced amiate Qave, soon StL, ATBBONS, HLOV AS. wie Aas ane fe. Warranted, 9! sherainiy, a injury et 4 & CO, jyste ane Drucaias, Rew York, WASHINGTON | RIDING ACADEMY, 1URNORKS A He or esc © I THE REMAINS OF COLONRE MILES. Barsmvony, Sept. 19, 146: ‘The remains of the lamented Colonel Miles were ovn veyed this morning to Sweet Air, near Raitinwre, the rer sidenve of his wifo, where the funeral gerwices will take plice. fbn 5 THE FONERAL OF GEN. RENO, AT BOSTON. Toston, Sept. 10; 1962. The funeral exereises ovay the romains of Major General ono tok place to-day iu Trinity church, Bithop Vast, burn oetating. Governor Audrew sed other State pficiale were préront. The membere ef Gon, Renv's tot ve the poll bearers. The body will be remered to Virginia for interment, NEWS FROM CHAMBERSBURG, PA. Ponnerivania Mii rT a 8 to Maryland. HAMRISORG , Sopt, 19, 1962, A gouttomay from Chambersiucg Unit evening gaye, all he iroops atationat there have been sent to Hagerstown #4 Poousboro. A company from Tancaster refused ® £ oTor tho line, Gonpral Baxnslda nald a A. Batchetor’s Celebrated Bata fol wt for Wice, ‘Toupest, Usir ree F Mair See aad Moldavia Greato for beat! yg . prayed ix now opened (7 Lendive? ont yeu ienie hye sew 8 xs now foeming, Phe inet ane " the Lith of O. Coben. Hate t Dye. 30 conte. Wy it Bold vy druggina. Depot Proteasur L. Black and Brown. ‘Che best 8 Day sti ert Death of the Notortoas Mohet Hayes. nd aa yee Srinxevain, Mo. Sept. 19 From Lieatenans Williamsof the Pirst Miaeouri cavninyy who way taken prisoner near Newfouts, on Saturday the 18th, but since osenped, we learn thas fhe noterioun gveritia, Colme! Layor, waa kitted there ou the anim’ dey wy one of ovr picket 5 $10.000 want 43. ABINET PURNICURE otis Ons Br Rs 4 508 ATH STR, =H baadhend rsa Will enil the whole of nein “tora mo Personal meeltigones. Lientépaot J. p. i Kay, of the Uhited States Nav: stopping AL Ue Cavonion Hete!: Mis, Zadowk Pratt, of Vratiaville, Ne YT. Caye and White, of © heme ©, Cunturbary, of Dosten, ave sitpping at the A 4 Hous ©. W. Roynslds, of the United Staton Navy, \. M. Pale mt am Fah sof Albany: JH). Whiveaud J. Verkine, of Morte wik, of Chicago, H. 8. Maloom, of Dela eitre i. Rates, ef New Oriente: f Walker and wits and HOWL dateis, of Coppectiout, aud G. Voods, of Springfeld, are stopping at the St. Nienolse Hotel, GW. Senieh, of Wheeling, Va, 1.8. Riebards, of Mem- his, Tena; b. 'R. Sweet, of Alb ny, &. 8. Beporict aad 1, iz. 4. of Washington; R. Hamilton, of California; H. aod W. Williams, of Maraactsetis, and ‘ond 'L. 14. Davie and wile, , are stopping nt the Astor Houre. Mgjor J.D. folters ot daltehory, N. RM. Bushnell and a emily. of Florida: Mrs. 1: at, of Wachington , 0 Uy) Pe re a Madleon, Wis. ; Hail, of Nasbville, ww. ‘white, of Pbilaterpbia, ‘arrived ay the * Care fu, No. 2 Vesey @t.. opposite the chores ™ Jrrived, chip Storer Py Ei poatone at BE. esas Mother ieuee aibee or name maior. Pousleancucen There # Nuit au active demand’ fur tooney for toanor vows steamer, Rates @f interest are anchanger, ot capiing o8 New Yor, whieh ere 16a 11 par cert dit enmnt, paykdle In curreney, in epee, 34 a¢ premiom., Legal toner notes, 6 10 per cons disconnt, Orders bawe hee racerved directing that the mails be peut overland again, that being the much qiicker way to transa\ Jetc@rs From San Francivgo to Now York. Crutehes, Sa rte: Se, at 2OWe & Tess, 385 Figen ae ee a fig Fema porters, Sit inatte Belts, ‘of mont Opprovel make, by MARSH PROTHERS, corner Rrosdway land aun srret Rupture.—Trasses of every Variety. and upwarts, #¢ MARSH BROTHERS, corner of and Ano street, ture et cost, to fe voll senemied! and 9 fe conntes, im tiie owt OTK tt oes repniaton (OP Rae been crtaviteled for seventy Goole packed wad Plipped Co all parte af the w vd. rove for the Relies ot Ohio Vroaps. asociation for the rehes of wonmled Ohio noldtert oily by a nomber of Ohinans resident in the metropolis. ‘The Oret moeitng was held lowt Thursday atarnoon at the Astor Ruase, Mr. TB. Butlor ia the chair, and W. 1. Strong acting ae sseretary. ‘The following tlemen WED APH ted a Committee of Finanoe:—T, B. Reed, i. Hoideloa hy A. Rindskom, J. F. Cole, B. P. CI Hough and W. L. Strong. These peutlemen were authorized ty collect aatneriptions te further the objecta of the association. ‘The agrociation pag to meet again at lent o'clouls Finance vam ter will conyone (@ at tue Beale a Pady in attendance Aw Yraries Gosrore FOR THR ‘Aen we CmvTRAL Pane Wo saw yoatorlay an Taltau gondola, on s large truck, panning through Wall etract on ite way®lo the Contral Park, It came out in a vessel from ttaly, and ie of the le and el ullar t@ the gondolag so gonerally need si7ip anc, shar, Dreurae (tw tavendod vo be cuicd co so Fort sf oraamoutal pleasure Doat onthe lage inthe Can- pl tate. Comfort and Cure for the Raptured.— Sent free to any ong alliicted with rupture or hernia Ad. dreams box 788 New York Post oftien, DeF OFFIOR NOTICE.—THE, MAILS Poit GREAT Pp Britain and the Contaneat, via Routhainpuon nud sat ed por steamer Hsinteoutn, ant tor TF Bi ft, witle orn * tow, per Reamer San TOO aoe wrlay, Nove Bon er ber og : Wan Grad dug arate Heal (om P aed O8 olooe A Doctor Hea re ‘Dine overy on the ‘orat form of Scr fue, obstinate Eruption of the Skin WA Uhera, Nor’ uiviciou nircet, New York oily, #1ace - < ‘ Sane laa aS aaa, Gn Te ea En a - ——— fanaa ene | - aes as giiéeiztSs eS Fe | b ‘ rege > st =e BEBSe eI B22 Zzs>e =z ca a 2 52 = 2 : < =3 z z : = BLE = = E En e233 : g : ie = z : 12 3 = a Eg = 9: B25 5 : 2 ; W825! 3 = 3 i 5, = 4 g 3 5 ; = = 3 = Pdi Et ae PR ee a ie iescunalee eth ~Diccthnep tent dae =i paneer cetp pda timpriicn en par h elt —Ae h~ Sp taDonteeneemeoo eee fond Sous,