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A LBuMs, ALBUMS, ALBUMs-Ar Low PRICES.
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Nrram THE nUsrm EXCLAIMED DAME sMIrBE.
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The New York herald., 1862-04-26

CHIROPoDIsTs.-LITrLE wRSTERvEL1
" Practical Chopodsts 5lU Broadway. opposite tho -
Nicholas Hotel continue their treatment on Cv9
Bunions Vascular crescences Club and Inverted Malls
We shall the LIST of May To 652 Broadway ~
tween Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.
The New York herald., 1862-04-26

CSORNs BUNioNs, INVERTED NAILS ENLARuEN
~ jontsand all diseases o. the feet, cored without paz
Chiropodis 200 Broadway Refers physicians and sG
gcons Of the city.
The New York herald., 1862-04-26

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~ choice styles OF fancy cassimeres Pants and Ves1
the two $40 Walking Coats - TO $40 Pants e. fias
French Cloth for Dress Frock, from SIC 10 SO ver1
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N''' y '' CLARKE, lIl William s.res&
The New York herald., 1862-04-26

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roots herbs and pure ST. Crox Particularly adspted
delicate ieales Dyspepsia and Weakness and II S
the thing for the changes Of Sold by all grooefA
druggists, hotels and saloons. 49, -,
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

New York, Oct. 9-The Persia arrived up
at four o'clock. Among her passengers Is
Townsend Harris minister to Japan.
The Army and Navy Gazette says ''the con-
federate invasion of Maryland, if latest tele-
grams prove true, has proved a failure.
Pope's army was badly beaten, but not placed
hors du combat. Mcclellan has showed de-
cided flash of sOldier-like spirit in marching
resolutely with lines of retreat open to the
confederates.
The Times insinuates that McClellan's re-
ports may have been cooked at Washington.
Other announcements of decided successes
have ultimately proved incorrect, and Europe
has been driven into incredulity or reservation
of its belief. At any rate, it argues, victories
in the field without change of policy, will be
very barren successes.
The Morning Post, writing in ignorance of
McClellan's victory, charges him with slow
ness, but admits that the confederates, in
turning invaders, have undertaken a most diff
ficult if not impossible task.
The Daily News eulogizes Garibaldi for his
declaration in favor of the north, and de-
nounces those who carp at him for it. 1t says
however that he will not go to America.
Highly important experiments with the new
WhitwOrth shells have proved them most de-
structive.
Important correspondence by Napoleon and
M. Thouvenel, relative to the settlement of
the Roman question: is published in the Moni-
teur, and attracts attention. The proposition
to conciliate the pope and the Italian govern
ment have proved unacceptable at Rome.
The London Times says, that although the
emperor deliberately proves that the French
ought to leave Rome, nobody supposes he has
the slightest present intention of doing so.
Professor Partridge officially reports of
Garibaldi that he progresses favorably, and if
proper attention be paid for some months,
cure will be effected, and he will have good
serviceable foot and leg, although perhaps
little stiff.
The festivities attending the marriage of
the princess Maria to the king of Portugal are
progressing at Turin. Prince Napoleon was
taking part in them and was enthusiastically
received.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening, Sept 81.
The Paris Constitutional of to-day throws
doubt on the report of the federal victories at
Hagerstown. 1t says that a dispatch was re-
celved at Paris to the effect that Gen. McClel-
Ian after the battle retired upon Washington.
The London Daily News says that McClelan's
troops have proved to be like British soldiers,
not knowing when they are beaten, and states
that Gen. Mcclellan has shown enterprise and
good generalship, and his men great Salor.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-10
miscellaneous Reports.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.-The Bulletin says
the Savannah account of the action at st.
Johns river, Florida, is explained by gem
tleman who left our squadron there less than
a fortnight ago. The gunboats Paul Jones,
Cimerone, Sabago, Connaught, and others,
under commander Stedman, were then pre-
pairing for an expedition up the st. Johns
river to recapture Jacksonville. land force
of fifteen hundred men, with field battery of
rihed guns, was to take part in it. The enc
nv had constructed fertilization on st. Johns
bluff, fifty or sixty feet high, under which our
gunboats have to pass as the channel of the
river is closed to us. 1t is probable that this
battery on the first instant was sheled by our
gunboats simply to occupy the enemy, while
troops were landed at the point, to march on
the enemy's works from the rear.
New York, Oct. 9.-The iron-clad gum
boat Montauk was successfully launched to-
day at noon.
The steamer Dispatch, which arrived here
yesterday, brought number OF prisoners and
several refugees from the lower Potomac, who
were captured by vessels of the tiotllla near
blackstone Island. One of the former is a
mail carrier, who was formerly in the rebel
army. and at the time of his capture had seven
letters from Richmond upon his person ad-
dressed to parties in Baltimore The Dispatch
also brought up lot of contraband goods cap
tured in transitu to Virginia, consisting of dry
goods, including quantity of mourning
fabrics
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-10-10

to such colony. Arrangements, however,
are contemplated which will satisfy the rea-
sonable expectations of the government and
the emigrants.
Among those just released from Richmond
prisons are several free colored men, who
have arrived at their homes in this city. They
were last month captured on the plains of Ma
nassaS.
The command of Col. Davies, the I'd New
York cavalry, met with battery of artillery
amid reconnaissance to Rappahannock sta
ton, yesterday, but saw no enemy this side.
Beyond, however, there was small force.
Yesterday, Gen. Stahl made reconnaissance
to Aide, where he captured fifty or sixty
prisoners, whom he paroled, and also took
several wagons and ambulances. A large
force of rebel conscripts are at GordOnsville,
which seems to be their main gathering
nlapp
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