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The New York herald., 1862-12-23

TnG MrsERAa.r krGJguEs or TAMaASY AND
MozArr.--The dirty little politicians Of Tam
many and Mozart are at their old tricks and In
trigues again. They seem TO have souls capa.
bic Of appfeciasipg only the two ideas Of spoils
and plupder. The Corporation patronage. the
rich placers about the City Hall and the fine op-
portunities for jobbery in connection with the
Central Park engrors their whole attention.
They do not see that the corruptions Of our
city politicians react against the conservatives
Of the State and the country, and that while
they are robbing us they are In fact cutting the
shroat Of the party. TO which they claim to be.
long. We advise these political rogues Of the
Mozart and Tsmpans schools 20 let the Can
The New York herald., 1862-12-23

A vnRy Slow CoAcu.--rn spite Of the shining
example Of his ilustrious colleague, and the
frequent advice OF the HERALD, Senator An
tbony has not yet resigned. All! Senator Sim
mons,
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LATER FROM NEW ORLEANS
Guerilla Band r Routsd-The II ebels Anxious
fer the safety of q Wagon Train.

NRw York, Sept 9.-New Orleans papers OF
the lst inst. report that an expedition under Col
Thomas along the coast had routed a band OF
guerillas, and capturea 600 oxen end horses and
other cattle, also three ouerilles
Acorresnondent OF a Mobile paper writing from
Jackson, Miss says that much concern 10 felt
there lest the Fedeials sh puld capture a large
wagon train sent to Gen. Hindman, as our cavalry
Were in pursuit of IT,
On the 20th ult the steamer IbeTville was fred
into by guerilias about sixty miles above New
orleans The guerlilas had also captured two
coasting schooners
The Delta notices the close Of summer, stating
tnat the health OF the city had been unparalleled
ana coneratulates the citizens Of New Orleans on
the entire absence of yellow fever.
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rrrx ORTIZ CAROLINA
aoo Union Men . .ins. 1,40O Rebels-rhe
'oo Ksb,is rsroughly Aoused.

II HOnF
| B,11IyopE 1pt. 81 have the following
| articnI.-U -; one of the most gallant engage
Rents ~ tho ar, so far as our troops were con.
/ce,ne5 f,n4n Off Ger of Capt Flusser's feet, who
his cono,,nd!ng officer:
r IN Hundred Eeb-lS marc he'd toward Ply
noutbN C ;, on Tuesday last, intending to enter
the tCVn and lay 1t in ashes native Carolinian,
kneiing the Intention CT the Rebels, came
oYckly TO town and reported the matter to Capt.
y. H. HammelI, Of Hawkins Zouaves. No
lime was to be lost To defend the town there
was one company (F) OF HAWKINS u ,uavee, one
company Of regularly enlisted loyal North Caro-
Nnians, with such other loyal fighting civilians
as the town could furnish. All hands were
quickly IT their post.
Half OF the Zouaves Were sick with the fever
which prevails there at this season OF the year,
and all OF the commissioned ofnc GERS were sick +,
except Lieut. Green, Of the Zouaves, who was
by IN b wRqd Eve II
Of about 300 men devoived upon Orderly Sergeant
Green, Of COMPANY F, OF the ZOuaves. At the
approach OF so vast force, some Generals would
say, "Surrender;" but this was not the Sergeant's
motto. He took his brave men, went ont on
Tuesday, the 2d inst, and met the enemy three
miles from the town.
The enemy consisted OF infantry and cavalry
the former under Colonel Garrett (who in fact
was IN command of the whole force), and the
latter in cefomand Of Captain Eagan. When Ser
geant Green came upon the enemy he found them
6ivouacked In the woods, intending not to attack
the alarm OF the approach Of our forces by firing
his piece but IL missed fire. Our boys took this
as signal Of alarm, and they dashed upon them
with great earnestness, fighting the whole for an
hour, Sergeant Green conducting himself in the
most gallant manner.
In the short space Of an hour he whipped a
force Of !, 400, captured Col. Garret, their COM
mander, lieutenant and forty prisoners, together
with many OF the cavalry horses. The rebels lost
thirty killed, with the ordinary proportion Of
wounded. When the enemy broke and fed, the
loyal North Cart linians were fast and fierce in
the pursuit Of their rebel neighbOrs. The chase
was given up only when the enemy was COM
pletely put to flight.
The civilions fought splendidly. Mr.. Phelps,
carpenter, whose hospitality / have enjoyed,
was the drst TO fire hs favorte rifle, taking down
the first rebel that fell In this conflict we lost
three men hined-one sergeant Of Company =,
OF the Zoueves, whose name Is Minor; the other
a member OF the North Carolina company; and
the third, one OF Capt. FiuEsers brave tars some
Of whom We're engaged Let officers Of high
rank look at the conduct Of Sergt Green, and
learn wisdom-the kind Of wisdom we now need !;
and let soldiers Learn from the result eff the af-
fair what even small numbers will accomplish
when they have the right sort OF fire IN them.
The bravery of our little army in Plymouth de-
serves, and will undoubtedly receive the highest
honor Of the nation.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

QUERY.
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From California

SAN FRiNcIsCo, Sept. e.-The United States
s'enmer Nadagansett sailed to day fer Guayamas
fhe ship David Crockett has been chartered to
load wheat for Liverpool
Irade 10 stagnant and everything depressed on
account Of the state Of circulation.
An effort is being made to raise money TO send
10 w Washington for the relief OF our wounded
soldiers. The offerings ure liberal
The steamer Pacific has arrived, bringing Sd,
GOO In treasure from Oregon, and S72, 600 from
British Columbia --.
The steamer Moses TaylCr Is advertised 70 sail
for San Juan, Nicaragua, on the 3Ist OF October,
10 connect With the steamer America on the At
lantic side for New York
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Funeral of Fletcher wsb.tsr.

BOsFON, Sept. 9.-The funeral Of the lamenteC
Col. Fletcher Webster wds one Of the most sol
emn, touching and Imposing demonstration.
which our citizens have been called on to unite
In for many years.
The body Of the dead hero lay in state In Fan
ueil Hall from yesterday morning until IL cloch /
to-day, and was visited by hundreds Of citizens
In the tranquility Of death the resemblance Of
Col. Fletcher Webster to his illustrious father
was especially observed by those who knew both
father and son.
The procession moved from Faneuil Hall to the
Sumner street Church. 1t was composed Of the
military, the civic bodies the Governor and State
authorities in carriages, and the mourning rela-
tves Of the deceased soldier.
Rev. Chandler Robbins performed the funeral
ceremonies, and the remains Of the gallant dead
were then conveyed to Marshdeld to be deposited
In the family tomb
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6RIAE PRsfesLyAaIA ROUTE, cia Baltin,ors
asd bGDvsStsy 70 IAs NovtA and Wea-TwO
trains leave Washington daily and one on Sun
day-quick tme-low fare and sure connections
Soldiers tickets sold through at government
rates. For tickets and further information apply
at the office Of Great Pennsylvania Route, north
east corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Sixth Ut
Washington. OHce open from S a. m. until p.
m; on Sundays from TO p. m.
an 14-lY f. U. NORTON, Agent.
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BksSsELoR's HAIR DYE
Tks bsss ia TIA World.

William A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye
produces a color not to be distinguished from IA
tufe-waIrGn,ed noI TO inure the Hair In theleast;
remedies the Ill elects Of bad dyes, and invigor-
ates the Hair for life. 6rs3, Red OF Rx,ty Hass
instantly turns 4 splendid Black OF Brown, leav-
ing the Hair soft and beautiful. Sold by al
Druggists, &c.
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ILoR, o. tAs four sidss J secS bo5.
Fssfsvy, Ne. 81 Barclay st., Nss York,
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The Inyasien Of KsntuckY,

FRANKFORT, KY, Sept. 9-Small guerilla bands
are scattered through Garrard, Boyle, Lincoln
Warrington and Mercer counties, raising recruits
and stealing horses and other property. At Dan
regiment.
A citizen escort, returned from the Nashville
pike, says the country 10 full Of small gangs OF
guerillas. The rebel Lieut.. Col. Woodland ia
skulking about In disguise. The rebel Capt
Cath was at Trenton at noon, with about three
thousand men, poorly armed and badly scared.
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IL A "Conservative' gives an excellent
military brochure upon Gen. Mcclellan. II 80
much good writing worth wasting on so much
bad writing! George Is good on prize fights, dog
tights, cat fights, &c, and 10 good authority on
all Of them, but he knows about a. much about
Mcclellan as the rest Of Us know about "tapping
TIE claret,'' "gettipg the knowledge box In
'asncery," or "senting TO grass" c. bblers ever
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IL The British, by their mansuven have sue
ceeded in just one thing and no more they have
planted In the heart Of every class Of the Ameri-
can people, North and South, loyalists, rebels
and halfway men, the most profound and
tAoroush contempt for their character, the mosi
bitter and envsnomed detestation Of Ii cir con-
duct. No human being on this continent gives
the British Government the slightest credit for
their "disinterestedness" or for 'pfInciple,n % In
the policy 1t has pursued. IL has been nsnt,e!
6ecauae IL did not dare be otherwiae.
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HABIT CLO3Hs. al the proper coIor for
IL Ladies' and Missee' Autumn Wrappings
IoEey Flannels for Infants, Lsdies' and Misses
SAoSuea,
Alec, OFened ts-dAy-
Medium and super blankets, in alI siass, Cor
Cradles, Cribs, snd Beds, (sinsie, double. snc
One Irioe only, the astual ossh standard value.
marked In PLAIN III CURES.
PERRY q BRO,
Su frlW P8 avc and Ninth street.
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pRoPosALs Foa OATS,
QULRIIRMAsyKR's Drror,
Alersnnra Ae-- A ll. n ID ~ Ik<E

AleIsndrs. Va, AuI usi fId, iss.
SfAITD PROPOSALS will be reociv-d st this ofice
tie f. "a. eat.
o.ts of asoat Gs i16 sas sSs sr''J' put NJ in
two U .a.pa- w e 70 rec ssSe,ysS By .slht s thirty
| without extra caarte 70 the Cover msut.
Va or r.eS Z Ss .bsr %sGs s.,, - ,ss Inc city p
Tsrtssss[ t ms, S1Tec, slthls .9S tve.
period 81 may be ,sreed Upor.
PROPOS4tS
Ihe full name ans Post Once address Of the bid
foF one n hanst sns RSss s NJ
I. IL, 2is is Tads IN the nEms o. hrn, me nanss q
sdsres tee Individual proposal OF thS Ssrtasr
/ prOpo'aI, from dt,Ioynl parties will net D, eco
Sadsrtd, Nd AN OATH OF ALLEGIANCE Ntsf iocen-
PROPOSAL must = sdir-s.sd ,,-ptsru c. q. Ear
tuson, tsssislt q mar g, master U 5. Army, tfsI-
s1dria, ~ Va .nd should be panty NAKED. "Prs-
GUARANTEE.
Ihs ability Of the bidce' TO hll the contrsct,
be appended 20 the tuaraDtes. '
81 is 81 sPs ,IP Pgs =
ntstes DlstIlot Court or of the United states Bk-
Bleders ms.t be present in person when ths bids
sre opeaed, or their proposals WI not be oonsiS-
Bends IN the sum Of FIVE thousand dollars, slrnek
tsS S snd bo;h q hIs "a. an :orr, win
i 81
As. tao bond mus. accompany the eoutfsot. NJ
VIII De neoessary for tho bidders 90 have their
pondsmen with tncTu. or % have bOnds ARMED In
anIlclteoon and ro&dy 20 be produced wien the
contract 10 ElEned Blanks for bonds can De BRO
cHrcd upon Application at tina Zoe, thcT Derson
ally, b. legt-f. or by telegraph.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We, OF shs county Of, and Ssats of
=, and -, Of the county Of, and SAC
ot -, do hereby tekrsEtse that Is abe
70 talnI contract 10 accordance with the terms
ol As lTofositon, and that, sAould hs pre position
pe accspted, ne viii at onoe enter into q contract
IN socofcanoo Herewith.
She1ld t16 ooatract be awarded kirn, We ara prs-
pared % become his secuTitIes
tTo thls Eustsn zee must 10 appended the on ssl
oerahoate above mentioned
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, &e
All Oats contracted for under this edycrti, ,emcut
Will bo rsldy inspected. and such "a DO not prove
ieoted,
Payment to be u sds from tine 20 time ss the
iofese - osnvcrcd, or 30 soon thereafter a. the
De7oi q daTtermsster shall be IN furds,
Any lLtormelty In the bid. or non -eonforrpsnoe
WIN TIE Terms Of tEIs Advertisement, will ensure
the rejection ofths proposal.
Delivery 20 be made st such wharf &C the city Of
A.exsEdrIs, ss the Depot Qukrtermastor InaJ d.
The Depot Qusrterrsstsr reserves 20 himself
toc rltht 10 reiec, sny ell bids that he may deem
TOO 2lfhs or Tor other Eathcles. cause
&. y. FkRsUSON,
-, Captain A. "a. ID. u =. Armv,
1a zS-osl and Derot Quareeru sster.
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IJrA new counterfeit 80 note on the Bank OF
Montgomery county, Pa, is now being circa-
lated.
IL The Supreme Court Of New York has de.
cided that all State taxes must be paid IN gold.
IL Postal steamers will commence running In
October next, between italy and Egypt.
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WArIR SPouT.-The Buffalo Commercial saws:
stOaptain Kesnon, Of the &c hooner Anna C. Raw.
nor, reports that on his down trip to Buffalo, he
saw, about so miles this side Of Pointau-Pelee
passage, a black bark enveloped by a water
top mast, top-galIant mast, and re-yard. There
was heavy - on. The waterIpout was tun
nelshaped, Boked to be about 30 feet In diane
ter, and was about 30 feet from the water when
10 struck the bark's rigging.n
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y There are q 500 streets In London, which,
.eY w Ie placed In straight line, would ex-
Il 5000 miles, or twice the distance from "a
o & ':''tantinople- IL person should under
10 val thIonsa all these streets, and should
"a m'its day, each working day, Il would
., r. 4 IVbo.. yrss, ard mean " hlls a new city,
II from 5000 70 70 JoOO inhabitana, would be
LIT,
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IL There Ia a marked Improvement In the
trade of Memphis since II fell into our hands
The shipments from that port from June "a to
August 20 were Is 600 bales cotton, $40 thds
asceftained with accuracy that the whee amount
of cotton destroy ed was only 25, GOO bales The
balance is stored away safely IN TIE interior,
awaiting market.
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Volunteering In Maine

BELFAST, Me., Sept. 9.-The quota Of the nin
months Iner from this city has been promptly
hIied oy Volunteers, so there will be no draftins
here tomorrow. This is the case In mort of M
cities and la ge towns In Maine
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PORTLAND, Sept 9.-The Republican majority
la the towns thus far heard from 10 265S against
$40 last yeafthe aggreate vote being 81 s5a this
year, against 81 los last year.
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a n Z & ICAN ATCH les
FOR SOLDIERS!
AT RED UCED PRICES.
AmarlnQn Waknhoa Ca A.A-l.n

TRE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY ,iv.
notice, that they have lately Issued g row st,Ie Of
Wstoh, expressly desis Led for Soldiers and othar,
who desire { good watoh ct O moderate ,rtoe
These Watches are intended 20 disslsce the
worthless. cheap Watches Of British and Svlss
manufacture. with which tbs country is foodsd,
and whlah verc never sxpectsd to keep time whcr
they vere made, being refuse manufactures .sr d
10 this country, because unsalcable at homo, srd
ased here suly for joe5syias and sxiaslt.s pr
poses.
We efer to SSH orr Watch, wh ich Is of TRE
MOsE SUBSTANTIAL MANUFACTURES
An ACCURATE AND DURABLE TINE
KEEPER, and in Sterling Silver Ck,ss, Euntln,
pattern. at 10 low price is asked for tho trxsb,
kserss and Lsrirs, Of foreign make, sIreraY 70
fsrred to,
Wo have named 'he rev series OF w.;cae.
WM, ELLERY, Boston, Mass, which name will
bs found on The plate Of every Watch of this nan
sfsoture, and ia oIe of our trade marks.
Sold By an respectable jewelers. in the Ieya
States.
Wholesale orders should be addressed 10
ROBBINS Il APPLETON,
Agents the American Wstch Compsny,
IA 0-lm 1s2 Broadway, N. Y.
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&TIFCR ED LINSN SHIRE BosONs .sleos
" ssalih ard styles, Straight and Cross- over.
Plslts, from low priced Up 20 the fne n um bora L
that chn lie relied on.
500 pieces nedIum anG fine Shirting Cottops Of The
best ertnos pr rodnoed, AZ aoRs ana IN Euro0e,
100 rieces ~ hi.e ard Golored Flanpels. Tor An
tomn and w inter Wear
c2e rTlc- on y, n.arf % la pain ffures,
An inspection " STOCK incurs 10 Obligation %
BgrohAse. PEHHY ~ FRa
81 70-it Pa ave and Ninth srrsex
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Censtitutienal Union Convention Of New
YoYk.

Troy, N. Y, Sept. 9.-The Constitutional
Union Convention met here to. day and this after
noon had formal ballot for Governor, at which
Hofstto Seymour received a plurality OF the votes
east committee was then appointed to confer
with the democratic convention.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
MOVEMENTS OF THE REBEL ARMY
IN MARYLAND

Advance on HaSeFslown- Excitement at
Greepcastle, Pa Alarm at Harrisburg
Preparing for Defence In Pennsylvania.
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Office WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT,

OFFICE WAsHIN63OS AQUEDUCT,
" WksHIssTo.,, Sc pt. I'd, 1862.
PROPOSALS Will be Teoels. d until ~ O'Clock, on
Monday, tho lSkh September 1864, for onstructlng
Yoftlon OF she Posonlse Dam ~ D. reat Falls.
fhe principal Item Cf work 20 be done II about
i've thnusand (5,No) yards of rock en- ankmeAt.
SPECIFICATIONS can be procured and plans seen At
PIOlorals TO be seaisd, and endoreed "Proposals
Tor Potomac Dam" and addressed 70 Hon. Caleb
B. Smith. Secretary Of the Interior, Washing ton.
... WA. b. HUTTON.
- eCtd Chief Engineer w, A.
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UNDUCEMEN rs TO VOLUNTEERS.

MAYORS OPFICK,
Wsskfngt0r, September 2, 1862 (
The unteroigned comm ittes to encourage volun-
teer enlistmenis under Iho act approved August
bounneB 20 volunteer niisIm snt,n hereby notify
shose interested that they may be found at the
vsst, between h snd at ests north, from and
eftef this day to carry into effeSt tie Irovisions
OF the above Iecitet ant Where arranxem .nts will
be made to pay and receive the counties offered By
the Corporation OF Washington. --....
she bountles under tnis aoG are BIZ Its terms
limited 6Tst 10 raising TO their tull comp lement
OF men the First ana second District OF Columbis
Regiments, and then to tho formation of other and
additional regiments.
YROS E, LLOYD,
Board ofAlcermen
WIN. w. RkPLEY,
Board of Common Council,
PETER r, BACON,
JAMES Y. DAVIS,
On part OF Citixens
RICHARD WAhlaCH, MaI or.
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q y IG Ia Ii
DErAIrMEFY OF srAyk,

- WAsHIEsros, January ss, -.
Eke Secretary Of State viii hereafter rsoeew
Sezbers sf COzgIen os buEiles On ssturdsya,
commanding with Saturday, tks fnt Of s~t
RsEth.
jan g7-u wIkLIhH m sFwAEa
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IMPORTANT FROM CINCINNATI.
lhs Rebels Advanding on the City-Busi
ness bsain uspended-Preparatiens 70

ness s gain Suspended-Preparatio ations for
Defense.
CINCINNATI, Sept GA scouting party reports
having fallen in with two rebel brigades to day,
nine miles from Covington. Ii this Is correct we
may expect hg ght Tomorrow.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 10.-A train Of thirty am &.
balances, with flag OF truce, left here Yesterday
afternoon for the use Of our wounded at Rich
mond Twelve miles distant they Were halted
by the enemy's pickcts, and the officer In COM
mand taken before Gen. Heath and was informed
that the train could not pass, as he was not re-.
ceiving flags Of truce at present. An appeal was
made to Kirby Smith, and the ambulances were
allowed to pass.
Our scouts report the rebels moving In two di-
morning large cavalry force attac ked our pickets
on the Licking river, driving them back a mile
Several were wounded and one killed Our
whole force over the river was drawn up in line
OF battle at noon to-day
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SOL DIEks AND CITIZEN 81

s. Dl x q AND CITIZEN 81
MRS. WREN having served IN Mstrcn the last
year in the Amy OF the PoIomac, where she ave-
hundreds from the hossitas p, oaers her Medicines
Tor the beneht OF eli. Her FEVER MIXTURh b not
OF, on prevents. bat onrss ,sesdlly. pne teaspoon
no SOLDIER or Civisa thou.d ira, e without 10 Put
epIWY Y Ep S9snes 70 suit tne pocxet Also, her LuN0
list -
Col. Gene and Lleut. Raone, slst New Ysrk
volunteers Lleut Col MssSstt, Lieut. eostt
h:iutsnt SrsforJ. dol LIeat MseIItlTs. Quar-.
termastsr Ellis, l.leut spencer, CsYt trsinor,
stth 90 Lisus Bean, n. 9i CAPT fIplsy,. sist.
SerEt. Major 6Tegg, Capt. Eouvey pioax, Eerst.
pToSle, Ctst. BFooky. Serrt NseDCvsI, Capt.
en-; Orderly Banks II. L., besides h.ndTsds q
To be hsd at Stott's Drsg Store, opposite Ma
nonaI Hotei; NNrn's corner Pa. Avenue and so
street; Msrtn's Frsnilin house, corner eth and ID
streets BIoS EinE z ReAtnE, SIS r. ay.n1s
street. between 9Th AID Itf, W..hinrton.
Mrs. WreL, Mldwife and Msgnetlc Eclectic
pny, Iela9, s . snIltss those Who despair OF bslnG
Eyes, Old Ulcers. Enpors, HerorrhoidaI lnfrni-
ties, Itch or letters, CSace-s, &c., &c. No Cure.
10 ray. Ladies boarded and attended durinf cC n
hnement NO. 44s street, between sth and 7tR.
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Nominated foy CouUrass

CINCINNATI, Sapt. 9--Gen. Robert f.. Scheucs
was nominated for Congress, by acclar1ation, In
the convention of the third district, to-day.
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NEW AND sIMPLIFIED METHOD FOB
~ PLANO FORTE AND SIN8iN9

Protessor ALI xkNDER WOLOWSEI, Pi-
tnIst and Composer, he's returned iromnz<
the London E1hiol;lon. and open. afssys
course for the tlsBo and ElpEing by hlst . W.
New AID SimpLhe sd Method. By Prot VVoovski's
Hvttem, lsrson having only Q slight krowiedke OF
music with grcat faculty, and execute operate "a
wei a. CLASSICAL nuGio-vith rare perfection, Az
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Preparations for Defence

CINCINNATI, Sept 10.-Business was again sus-
pended to-day, and all military organizations
were ordered to report for service at O'Clock I'm
the morning. Three thousand laborers have been
ordered into the trenches
Our military authorities received informatio on
late last night that the enemy was advancing In
forCp