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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-05
1iln5lcll Snslrnmeilis.

II. GALE Il Co, PIANO-FORTEs,
No I17 Eart u h.t invite s'trndon TO taeir law scai7
PIANOS Ibtigs ss,i.fscti0n guaranteed
DOAkDMAN, GRAY ~ Co., No. 40 broad
wsv DE-. I've % cal a-niion % th'ir PIANOS. -! 81,
their v.u.b inroy-Wen's second hsni II A'Jo v ''
own usniacture Tor SALE and 20 R-S
nI,NOs MELODEOVS. CONCERTINAS,
4 WrSic ana MUSICAL fSsI RUWENI ST. i.fcsst
rttnc 10 lc United q end a. lover uiic'' thsa Any
other - .huicut Silver. Brasr ard D~rnta aite r"
r,..'.. ora. Band lld On ~ Nuic. Country ofees'
m, u,ly .sscutei MILLS iu..o Si1fe. .
-" ll3 Brpadv y. Nsw fork.
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EA o. kOBERTyS LINE SrEAHSHIPA
WI, FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON VIA MIG
ARkGrA
Throush Ia advance Of TIE mal
GREAT REDUC ION IN fAhf lhEoUGh ~

NO DETENTION on The isTuMUS
Thu new and splendid u-slsiio a MtklCA, zcCo tu4,
lea Mary Ccnms de-, viii sal On SArDhDAf Octeoer
IS a O'Clock precioy, from her PIE at Tue 100; %
sre-s, Nofh River for san Jusr del ,ort" conDsctnG
g,'b the 40 AID wei known steamship MOSES IAfLOa
sotuus Y Uow.. Commanded to sail without delay fH
n F nci arrival u the p''ens' SAa JUAN
The speed and accommodating Of these sssme,. are =
GOD g any .tesners on ether oc-an and lnienaeo
- Ind pa,.eus.rs By tai, in San FraneseS within ~
dSgs. -, c,,.,. ,,,a. s,.r
Tho uu6srsg ed haT.ng been f. the Sa'o nia
the beg,n.us Der. 70 inofm ia. rubnc that 'h~ u ,SsS
reut ne put the pllpo'e OF b-i.s eoisn,
driven OIL The hips will pDye. Leave Oh ths esy ~, ~
TIED once mouth aud Ia SIX months otDer snPs u -
rssGy. % that double service my be relied apon
NJ. o. ROBERTS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-05

w IRE WINDOW SHADES, of every dcscrip-
w ton Landscapes for Private Houses WHO ssns Tor
Hotels. aud Once Manufactured and for sale by
y. u. RICHARDSON. No IO7 Iohn-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-05
Chance for Business Gler.

A SUPERIOR OIL REFINERY for SALE
n or L&CHANGE Inquire Of 81. }. FRisBiE, No.
10 r,.El At, Now-lo rk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-05
rUe0oin1 Caros. Ct.
Doar0 an0 Tccr5.

EDOARD WANTED-For .amiiy consisting
four adults: honss mus, n,.in all the modem iI
sli be located between Nayefy place AMI 20 -
Pr. al syo~ri 81 per month. To insel tcu.on ii
icus.s nlst De given. address SEPILibhA. Ir5Gu~
Oi.ce.
DOARD--Wantcd, between Am.iy ard IAIr-
t.e,tt.st pv md ll.-a - us1. Coed references
Room board ard lght cd - PEI week ADD
-. - G.. at IT.oant Once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-05

Fs'HE CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL.
y ACADE,tY Tor boys at hyes or tho tucson WI
r,,p.n on MONDAY S-pt l. Pogili eIr thoroughly IL
,sracted IN Infantry Dn aud Tac;ic for circulars, az
arc.s &. RUrHEEFOND Principal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-10
afibaldi.

The Federalists must be hard run for militia.
Fy leaders when they have to apply to that de-
feated, wounded, captured, played-out Eu-
'0pean brigand, Garibaldi, to come over and
occupy position in their army. And in ac-
eptng such an invitation, Garibaldi gives the
'ea proof that his fortunes are as desperate
ID Europe as those of his new allies in
America We long ago regarded Garibaldi as
aorave notwithstanding more-of execra
oie politics, and, "a military man, a huge
aamoug. This Last fact has been made 80 svi.
deat by the circumstances of his late capture,
''aas hls best friends can hardly have the face
70 caim for him any quality Of leader except
'hA' 'aor which is common to soldiers as we'll
ss s1enerals. He is not even sagacious poll
1Siah, or he would never have undertaken his
!S'' enterprise Red RepubIicanisn has seen
"s last success in Europe, and henceforth
america is TO be the theatre Of its dem0niac
energies The commissions of the times pre-
seh' a favorable opportunity for its introduc-
''oA upon this continent; and if all the horrors
W That bell upon earth, the fret French Revo-
.a'on' are not let loose in America, it will not
20 because the elements for such a confla-
efston are lacking, or because there are no
devils To riir up the fire aud birthstone.
Inc he'd Republicans Of Europe act wisely,
however, in transferring their battle field from
Inc oid World to the New. IT their co-opara
'''n with the Federal Government could &C.
seniphsh the reconstruction Of the Union,
rover could be created on this continent
sh'eh would ultimately overthrow every
'ui0ne in Europe. 1t is strange that the in
"iile's :. OF European sovereigns do not impel
mem TO be as wise in their generation and to
strengthen cause in America in which is in
vowed their own preservation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-10
saesurA lSxns.-Ws copy The following i. sn.,

s znean1A lfEns.--We copy the following Il sma
lFsisricksenFs Herald. Of the 7th;
~ igte CsipYr.-Forty mine Yankee cavalry
Atnd info Culpspel on Thursday Lad, and
gsverM parties, auOne whom WAS Mr..
1jtshngh, Of Stafford; bat sli the persops
Bem subsequently released. They came within q
II eQpk John Taylor's where Gen. Field had
Aoo6 Eun4nod With hs wounds, bat he left very
11oft time before their arrival.
T7r1-The houses in Fredericksburr occupied
~ tbe AessrS Richards and Mr.. Hayden were
1urAt on Tuesday.
Cdaws 1ecords Destroyed.-The fall term Of the
Crcuit Court opened at. 6potsylvania Court. House
on tbs 9Th instant. Tho record room exhibited the
marks Of the vandals The room was more than
kneedeep with papers and records, mutilated, tora
up, and destroyed. We believe that all the i'm.
portant papers from 1872 to the present time had
been removed before the Federals visited the
county.
Price Of Crn.-The high price of 80 per barrel
has been paid for corn In the upper part Of Spot.
sylvania by Government agent. but 1t was only
because Of pressing necessity at the time. when
such price ought not to have been demanded. 81
per barrel IL about the ruling rate for in tho
section of the country We have named It does
not command this price in Fredericksburg, we be-.
lieve.
lfatrs in King Georgs.-Capt John Tsyloe, Of
the 9Th Virginia Cavalry, was captured BY some
Yankees who landed from gunhoat near his resi-.
dence, on Friday last, and carried to Washington.
Capt T. was at home, ON the banks Of the Poto-
mac, being an invalid. Robert Wallaee was also
captured, buk DuSe0qus1say
On Friday night an incendiary fred the barn Of
Hr. Robfnson Taylor. consuming al his farming
implements, his carriage house and carriage sub
seQuently six stacks Of Wheas, threequarters of .
mile from the barn, were burnt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-10
= MEDICAL CARD.
OFFICE PRACTICE.

IL
DR.. PLUME, Of the old Medical House, confines
himself mainly to an office practice on Franklin
street, little below the Exchange Hotel, and dag
onally opposite Odd Fellows Hail. where skillful
and confidential treatment may be obtained on req
sonable terms Those who have been exposed to
certain contagious ailments, are invited to call
early
Communications by mail or otherwise, promptly
attended to. Office open from 9 A. II. till P. II.
my 2@ts RICHMOND, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-10
~. ARTIFICIAL TEETH-THE CHEOPLAS-
" TIC AND VULCANITE PROCES6-G w

~ TIC AND VULCANITE PROCEEs-G. w.
JONES, DENTIST, having the right for the above
mode OF making Teeth and being satisfied Of its
absolute superiority all other methods, can
with confidence commend it to those desiring full or
partial sets Of teeth and especially such az may be
dissatisfied with those they are now using. The
perfect adaptation Of the plate to the mouth and
the suction thereby secured enables him to insert
one or more teeth nsthoM clasps. This method hsv.
ing been adopted by those standing highest in the
profession, North and South testimonials will be
gwen and specimens exhibited to those wishing to
see them. Sets of Teeth, gold any other plate
Will of course, be made for those preferring them.
Filling, Cleansing, Extracting, aud all other opera
tons, gently and thoroughly perfor1ned Teeth ex-
Il acted By KLEcTRIClTY, without pain.
a Ofice On Main street, oppoAte CorinthiaA
- II de l--lY
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n sRssNHIhoW. .'7s7.'..-

Would, a the approach Of the seholastie s6mion.
announces 70 his friends and the public IN eensgai
that he viii continue his lbtructcns Of the 5000
and art Of nUeIC, especially the pssfosnaase q
favor him with their continuance, I hee leeyo
to remark to the public that have tsnghs 8
the late Female Institute Of Hr. II. p. Le6obvrU
for the last nine years With the greatsot success end
that shall do all In my ability to the acco0pliah.
ment OF those who may be kindly entrustsd 10 my
teaching.
Applications at his residence ON Clay street, be.
tween Smith and Henry, or at Messrn J. wood.
house & Co.'S Book and Music Store Win meet
with prompt attention. re 3-eoA6tA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-10-10
SUBSTITUTE NOTICES.

oOnNAl1 U1E NOIIGAS.
CUBsTrTUTE WANTED--To go in a select
- artillery company from Richmond. For one
exempt from military duty (Over 10 preferred) and
of good character, liberal price will be paid Call
between the hours OF A. H. aud IL N. .st the store
of WILLIAMS e. KLLlOTT, No. 81 Main street,
between 18th and 18th sts. oc 9-2t<
CUBsTITUTK-I win SUBSTITUTE if terms
~ will suit ] have served fifteen months am Sc
years old. and can give good references as to cha
sracter. Address wv" Dispatch Office oc ST.
wv ANTED-A UBSTITUTE-Inquire al
wv WM READY'S, No. go Main st.,
oc 9-3th Opposite Spotswood Hotel.
CUBSTITUTE WANTED-To 60 in No.
y company. For one over IS years Of age, and
MINER e. CARRIER,
Franklin st., between 18th and 18th sts.
oc e-3ts
@ DESTITUTE WANTED-IMMEDIATELY-
iron.cixd battery at Chafins Bluff, for which q
high price will be paid. Address u. p" Of
Capt. Tacitas Allen. Chafin's Bluff. oc 6-7t-
4 SUBSTITUTE WANTRD-For the war, to
IA go in the LIST Virginia Cavalry + PHP11s APpi1y to
wlnserpock P. O.. Chesterfield CO., Va
CUBsTITUTR WANTED-Por which big price
- will be paid. Can at JOHN II. ACRkE'S
Butchers STALL No. l, Old Market. oc6-6t*
CUBSTITUTE WANTED.-We wish to employ
- SUBSTITUTE, fer which liberal price
s. H. OWENS & SON, 18th st.,
oc4-lw* One door from Cary,
TIVE GREAT VIRGINIA REMEDY, AND NO
HUMBUG.-PKTRRE'S INFALLIBLE RIM
DY FOR GONORRHGA AND ALL SECRET
DISKAEE6-This great American remedy, con.
tanning no Aercural or Bssamic properties, excels
everything heretofore offered the public, In its Gu
rative. restorative and renovatng powers; and the
medical world are astonished when told that the
above remedy will cure the above diseases and
COMPOUNDED when they have ocular demonstrations
of the facts. But the proprietor, who has known
Of the remedy for twenty.0dd years, has known Of
case of twenty years standing to be. restored to
perfect health and all other cases Of shorter dura
tion to be restored without single exception and
therefore challenges any case Of Gouorrh1a which
the remedy will not cure provided the directions
are carried out With sprudsnce on the part Of the
patient; and any purchasing half adozen bottles,
and using accordingly, In his or her case hs guar.
antces perfect cure; and in case Of failure, will
furnish additional medicine, free Of charge, to com.
plete tho cure, through his agents; and cure win
be effected without inconveniencs to the patient
Sold BY APP1RSOH L DUPUY, No sol Broad
street, and o. 4. STRECKxR, Main street. Drug.
gists, agents for the city Of Richmond.
Price per bottle, q; expressage, from 25 TO 50
cta oc 9-6m+
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w. N. H STARBUCK, NOTARY PUBLIC,
~ and AGENT FOR CLAIMS against the Con-
federate States Office. at the Office Of H. Dib
ren, Commission Merchant, Shockoe Slip, Rich.
mend, Va
Having been clerk un.ler the old Government 1T
Washington D. c., for some fourteen years. the ad.
vertiser tenders his services to the legal representa-
tives of deceased soldiers, aud a.. others having
claims against the G. 8 Government, with entire
confidence in his ability to prosecute them to a
speedy ana satisfactory adjustment. Address
N. 81. STARBUCK
oo o2-1m* Box 643, p. O., Richmond, Va
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS,

~ LAW, will prosecute claims against the Con-
federate States Government Particular attention
will be paid to those OF deceased soldiers.
OFFICE-Bank st., between 10th and 11th SITS.
Richmond Va.
RErERENCEs.-Prof. J. B. Minor. University of
Va; Senator A. G.. Brown, Miss; Dsnl Radclif,
Richmond, Va. oc 4-imh
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~ THE subscriber. has removed his OFFICE
~ to No. 81 Main st., (over Strider's skirt manu-.
factory3 where he will be pleased to see all who
may iced his services. Best references given.
n. B. BLANKMAN, Surgeon Dentist,
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toned In any Of the pfoclamationa
DR.. CheeVer them proceeded to speak Of the mo-
proclamation Of emancipation and said In our treat
ment Of the eolofed race we ret an example which,
IL followed by the nations Of the earth would leave
not semblscs Of justice upon the earth God
would not endure such guilt ard such intense sci
AshnsSa Two things were still prominent In the
Government and IN the nAston-the Ignoring o. the
rishts Of the coloeed and the practical denial Of
the Government Of God replacing our own views
OF expedlensy, instead Of His eternal will
The proclamation Of the Government told ~ In
words thst cohld not b made plainsr. that they
did mot iatsod " do justice II II could possibly
out Of this rebellion without fFssine single
dave they woaid do H. Il was dose simply . .
matter OF military expedleney. Our newspapers
I'D men were shouting hallslujshs not TO Gel, fer
Derforming IN aet ~ justice and hamanity from
motives q s1psdisDsy. TAs hsaysns never BE-.
vanity and falsahosd ev y the mannst e this
soarel 81 (th1 snanelpsttoa of the slAves) there
~ ne1hine hut tba Hoat u1feesrved nSttond -
6shneSs Wae thsre justice. n0bisussI or hnnanr
ity q list eaeh peanciplss taught ~ ChEi1llan
nssjoa eoulA not h1t - depeeable - the laes q.
eIee r (she sle.ssrl 30 ssaessg : sosss taei
- ~ ssssss Il $50 IS ~ iops, 'Ise ~ =
ssrar iateadel, ~ tAaestse esleos haeseay -
osfve u eeo65E - q No were NI9von - ~ -
lllst { ~ - loee - - xeAss'a rs seses
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=. s;;ssss ~ - sI:sis s'ls; ~ : = ssr.s 8; !.
IND V016h11 ~ = esef@T
- - = y y - = -
lS9 = r. q ~ Wa - - 80 ~.
- $50 aq1sule - - - ~ -. l. .... - ~
= sse - - - ls.ss IA ~ 3
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M SCHOOL
VIII open in the now schcol.room on 9th street
near Clay, on THURSDAY, the 9Th Of October
Girls from to IL years Of age win b. received
oc 6-2Wk
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-02-18
Mnrder Under n Flag of Truce.. Destruction m
Of Buildings at Ha rper's Ferry.
SANDY HOOK, Feb. 8, 1862.


About o'clock yesterday morning flag
Of truce was displayed in landing arch in
the railroad wall, just above the recent iar-
per's Ferry bridge, where an angular flight Of
steps led up from the town side of the EN-.
bankment under the railroad track to the riv-
er. The person waving the flag and calling
for boat TO come over, was the only one in
sight, and he was colored. A boat, with the
feryman, and a gentleman named George
Rohr, loyal Virginian, went over to respond
to the summons Of humanity. The bJat wa,
pushed stern foremost into the arch, Rohr be-
ing seated 10 the stern.
By the dim light it was discovered that the
stairway was tbronged with men, and before
the boat coull be started forward, a man. pro-
nounced by the deceased to be Captain Bay
lpr fired a musket. the ball taking effect in
Rohr's right thigh. The wounded man fired
his musket into the recess, when sec )nd ball
struck him and passed through the shoulder
coming out below the right breast. When il
became known on this side that Rohr had
boen shot, our rfemen poured volley alter
voley into the landing arch.
The battery on The Mary land Heights open.
tu OH tt't IluHtN iu euo i'Hit Hu lue plCktlS
in San ly Hook discovered squadron of cav
airy and footmeu pushing up the Shenandoah
road in the direction o. Cbarlestown. The
buildings VIII ch had concealed the party from
view, bad long been the rendez 'ous, day and
night, Of the enemy's scouting parties, who
were thus enabled to fire upon our pickets.
Colonel Geary ordered their immediate te-
struction by fire, and failing by shells Lieut..
Greeuwall, of company F., Twenty Eighth
Pennsylvania, With ten men, proceeded to the
other side and set fire to them. The houses
FIRE were tho Wager, Gait and Railroad Ho,
tells, the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot,
the Winchester Railroad Depot Weeks store,
The telegraph Office, and tho dwelling houses
of Mrs. Wager, Mrs. DARN, Mrs.s Chambers,
George Chambers. and WIN. Stevens, none of
which we're occupied. The Destruction OF this
block will enable our men TO prevent the vii
lags from any cland,stine occaPying by the
enemy.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-02-18
Napoleon,s Idea of Making War.

The following letter was written by Ma
poleon TO Augereau, on the 2lst Of February,
1914:
What! Six hours after receiving the frs,
troops from Spain you IRE not in the field p
Six ours rest is quite enough for them.
conquered at Nangis, with the briga les Of
Dragons coming from Spain, who from Ba'
yonne had not drawn rein. Do you say hat
the six battalions from Nina want clothes and
equipage, and are uutnstructedl Augereau
what miserable excuses l have DESTROYED
$4,000 enemies with battalious Of conscripts,
scarcely clothed and without cartridge boxes.
The National Guards are pitiful. / have
1000 from Augers and Bretagne, with good
weapons; and have made them tell. There
is no money, do you say9 But where do you
expect to get money but from the pockets OF
the enemyi You have no teamsl Seize
them! Yon have no magszlnesi Tut, tut
that is too ridicuousl order you to put
yourself in the field twelve hours aftor you
receive this Letter. If you are still the Au.
gereau Of Castig lone, to keep your command.
Ii your sixty years are too much for you, re
linqush it TO the oldest Of your general off
cars. The country is menace aud in dan.
ger. 1t can only be saved by daring and
alacrity, and no. by vain delays. You must
have nucleus OF 1900 picked troopsl |
have not so many, yet have destroyed three
armies, captured 10000 prisoners, taken two
hundred pieces Of artillery, aud thrice saved
the capital. The enemy arc in full flight up
on Troyes! Be before them. Act no lou get
as of late Resumes the method and spirit
'93. When Frepchmen see your plume wa
wing in the va and you, first Of ALL exposed
TO the enemys FIRE, you will do with them
whatever you will.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-02-18
.NO.sOO.
AN IRISH HLETrER.

n
The Hannibal Mssssnyep says that ttbe fol.
lowing epistle was sent from Dublin to Ap
! Irishman near Hannibal: selb's'4 pcs
aDear Nsphew-I havn' siut yes leth-
or since the last time wrote to ys's hekase
we've moved from our former place Of hvin'
snd I didn't know whether a letber would
reach yes or not. / now vid pleasure take
up my pen to iufovm yes Of the death OF yes
own livin' uncle Fitzpatrick, who died very
suddinly after lingerin' illness Of six months.
The poor man was in violent convuisions the
whole time Of bis sickness, lying perfectly
quiet and spachless all the time; talking in
coharintly, and a calling for wather-I bad
no opportunity to inform yes Of bis death, OK.
cipt had wrote TO yes by the last post,
which went off the two days before be died;
an thin We would have the postage to pay, I
am at loss to tell what bis death was occa.
stoned at but / fear 1t was by his last sick
ness. He never was well tin DAYS togither
durn' the whole time OF his confinement.
am at loss to tell what occasioned Il, but ]
fear it was by eatin' 20 much rabit stu fin with
pays an gravy or gravy an pays stuffed with
rabits, can't tell which. As soon a. he
brathed his last, the doctors gave up all hopes
| Il
about his age, for yes we'll know he would
hev bin jist twenty five years old lackin's tin
months, an had he livcd till that time, wuuid
hev bin six months dead.
His property now devolves to his mkt in
kiu, who all died some time ago, 80 / expict
it will be decided betwane us, an yes know
his property now is very considerable, for
he bad fine estate which went to pay his
debts, an for the remainder, he lost that on q
horse race, but it was the opinion of every
body at the time that he would have won tho
race il the horse he had against him was not
too fast for him. / niver Jaw a man 4, and the
doctors say 30, too, that took medicine better
than he did. He'd as lave take it bither as
swate, an il it only had the taste and ap-
pearance Of whiskey punch, IL put him in the
same humor of fghtin'. But poor soul, he'll
niver ate or drink any more, an you have
no livin' relation but was killed 10 the last
war. But can't dwell on this mournfuf
subject, and shall sale my lether with black
sailin' wax, an put on your uncle's coat Of
arms, so beg Of yes not to brake the sale
whn you open The lether, an don't open the
lether till 3 or days afther yes will have
time to be prepared for the sorrowful tidins.
Yore old sNatehesrt sends her love to yes
unbekuowns 70 me. When Terry McCue ar
rives in Amerky ak him for this lather, an il
he don't know il from the rest, tell him it's
the one that spakes Of yer uncles death, an
s sailed in black. a1.'g .el2h7 90 fsaf
I remsin yore dear phekshuueight ould
grandmother, ' 7 JUDY o HoLLIeAN.,
To Larry O'Holigan, late of the town Of
Tulymuehgerty, Parish Of Ballyragged, near
Ballyluchgurthy, in the county Of Kilkenny,
Iceland. 10. E1 a.aH 7Ta -,rf' 'oi
P. s, Don't write to me till you receive
this" r. 1888 ..2lfPvR -