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q FIRST-CLASS MEDICINES.
w MEADE j. BAKER,
IA PHARMAcEUTI5rs AND VENDORS OF PURE AND
RELIABLE MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PHARMA-
CEUTICAL PRODUCTS, Surgical instruments and
Appliances; Medicine Chests for plantations, fami
lies and travellers; Physicians Saddle Bags; Lon
Porte Mounaes, Combs, Brushes, Toilet Mirrors
first quality Perfunery, Pomades and Soaps; Min
eral Waters, bottled at the Springs; Medicinal
all of the best quality and at the lowest rates.
MEADE y BAKER,
1875 Main ST., corner above Post Office,
de- Richmond, Va.
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IREEN 4 DAVIS,
" PRACTICAL
GRAZ MITE UTTERS,
SIXTH ST., NEAR THE ARMoRY, RICHMOND, Va.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
GRANITE WORK,
Executed at short notice, and in the best manner.
m I2-l2m
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LIFE AND FIRH- INSURANCE.

LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
I IFE, FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE..
RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE. No. l5s MAIN IN. &. CoREER or IlTA) ST.,
RICHMOND, Va.
Chartered 2sfh March, 1881.
This old and reliable Institution, with ample
capital, and contingent fund carefully invested,
continues to insure SLAVES, BUILDINGS, MEX
CHANDlzE, of every description HoqSEHULD
FuRyiTu re and Family WEARING APPAREL,
VESSELS, CARGOES and FREIGHT, ut the lowest
current rates. m,
Losses adjusted and paid With all possible dis
patch. pfREoiehs: =.
David Currie, Robert d Burton,
G. T. Workman, Francis J. Barnes,
John II. Claiborne, John T. Sublett
John J. Wilson, Thos. A. Rust,
Alex. Garrett, Geo. N Gwathmey.
Peter G.. Warriek.
DAVID CURRIE, President.
JOHN J. WILSON, Treasurer.
x. T. BEoOKE, Secretary. de 27-iy
I AS. b. MACMUR DO, Agent MANHATTAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York.
Office at the Insurance Agency of THOMAS NJ AL
FRIEND, on llth street, nearly opposite GOddin's
Hall, where applications will be received.
an l3-ly
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SAMUEL p. MITCHELL,
WELLINGTON GoDDIE,
JOHN ii. MONTAGUE, Oirectors.
p. w. HAYWOOD,

As Agents for the sails OF the Goods mapufactnr
ed by the CRENSHAW WOODEN COMPANY, of
RICHMOND, VA, We have now hand about 90,
Double Milled CAsSIMEREs and CLOTHS, be-
sides lot Of FINE BLANKETS and GENTLE
MEMS SHAWLs--and are ma ufa curing at the
fer TO the trade at fair prices and on liberal terms,
with entire confidence that the enterprise will re-
ceive liberal support.
CRENSHAW h CO., Agents,
sfe 20-dts Richmond, Va.
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JITM. SATTLER g. Co.,
w IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
OILS, PAINTS, VARNISHES AND WINDOW
GLASS.
BRUSHES.-We received by the late steamer q
large supply OF Painters and Artists BRUSHES,
u superior quality, TO which we call the attention
If
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1NSUnANCEs
L MARINE INSURANCE.
Incorporated 1921
THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INEUR-
ANCE COMPANY.
NJ ONCE No 131 Main Street. Richmond. En-
CAPITAL and SURPLUS. $3.50, 900.
This Company has the advantage Of t.oenty- sepen
years' experience in the Insurance business, and
having enjoyed the favor of the public during all
of that period, needs special recomme ndation
TO the citiZensOf Virginia
1t effects Fire Insurance in city and country, and
Marine Insurance to all parts of the world.
Its cash capital and surplus are above, and its
affairs are managed prudently but literally, and
its rates are low those Of any other good in
sttution. DIRECTORS:
w l.. Cowardin, J. E. Wadsworth, Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen, WIN. Beers, Geo. w. Smith
Horace l.. Kent, Thos. Samson, b. l.. Winston,
VIM. Palmer. Ghas; w Purcell. Jno; N Gordon,
Alex K Parker JOS Z. Winston, Arch. Thomas.
Jas. "A. Inloes, II. A. Claiborne,
Apply to the President Secretary, in person
or by letter w. L. COWARDIN, President.
WIN. WILLIS, JR.. Secretary. js cts
; AGENT of several first class FIRE IN
"A SURANCE COMPANIES, the undersigned is
prepared to issue
SHORT TERM POLICIES
to protect increased stocks of goods during the
coming season.
MERCHANTS desiring additional insurance are
solicited to call on J. Fl. MONTAGUE,
sc l-3tawts Merchants Insurance Co.
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LRANKLIN PAPER MILLS,

IIRANKLIN PAPER MILLS,
RICHMOND, VA.
The BELvlDERE MANUFACTURING CoMPA.
NY keeps constantly OF hand all descriptions of
ENVELOPE, MANILA, WRAPPING, NEWS
and BOOK PAPERS They have recently made
large additions to their machi merry, and are now
prepared 10 turn out every article in their line
The quality OF their paper will compare with
any in the country, and they desire to invite es,
pecial attention 10 this fact. All sizes furnished
at the shortest notice. and orders from every sec
ton are respectfully solicited.
EE Cash paid for RAGS.
GEO. WHITFIELD, Pres't.
II. W. LUBBOCK, Sec'y. NH lily
j. r.. Guy. VIM. P. COX.
VI FORWARDING AND
COM ISSION MERCHAN TS,
DOCK ST., RICHMOND, VA.
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CATTLE, HOGS, SHEEP, &c.
BEEF.-Sales this week at $685.. IS for good to
prime cattle. A very few bought at the latter
price. Market well supplied.
sHEEP.-We quote sales at " so to - per head
for ordinary sheep and u. SO to x5 per cwt. gross
for the best quality.
HoGs.-Sales of corn-f fed at $s0s. so per cwt /;
distiilery-fed u .soQ5.
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH. 1.-THE
CHEoPLASTIC AND YULCANITE
FYVtPRoCgss.-G. W JONES, DEN

nYVvPRUCEss.-G. ". JONES, DIN
list, having the right for the above
mode OF making Teeth, and being satisfied Of It's
absolute superiority over all other methods can
with confidence commend IL TO those desiring fall
or partial sets OF teeth and especially such may
The perfect adaptation of the plate to the mouth
ana ms suction Thereby secured, enables him TO
insert one or more teeth ,vahout CLASPS. This me-
est In the profession, North and South, tsstiiro
niaIs Will be given and specimens exhibited TO
or any other plate, will, of course, be made for
snoss pfeisda,ng item Filling, Cleansing Ex.
roughly performed. Teeth extracted by ELEC.
TRIClTY, without pain.
u once on Main street, opposite Corinthian
ISL do i-lv
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1891 SPRING iMPORTATJONs.roc1

CLAKKSUN, ANYERSUN cd,
No. los Main At. Ricamoad, "a,
Importers Of Heavy and Fancy Hardware, Cutlery.
Guns aud Anchor Boiling Cloth, are a receipt per
ships Morning and aPetra," direct to James
river, of their Spring Importatons, to which they
invite the attention of such merchants as buy for
cash pay promptly. feeling assured all such
will find it to their advantage to buy OF them
They also agents for Fairbanks celebrated
Scales
N. B-Particular attention given to orders.
NH
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OfHIufz5u yedT,
Goods would not compete with, but would ra-
Their aid other Southern manufactures by furnish
ing grades and styles of Goods that have never
Mill with machinery of the best and finest quail
ty They are now manufacturing FINE CASSI-
Virginia Merino aud Mestizo Wool, and solicit
the attention Of the trade in the South to their
Goods. All who have seen tn cir ARMY CLOTHS,
manufactured at first expressly for the Virginia
Military Institute, pronounce them at least equal,
If not superior in quality, to those they had been
buying heretofore, and quite cheap.
The Virginia State and Central Agricultural So
cieies, at their Fair held In this city, in October
for their exhibition of Wooden Goods which in
clnded some beautiful SHAWLS, BLANKETS, &c.
Purchasers may rely upon every piece of Goods
aud under no circumstances will this Company be
Induced to work shoddy in their Goods nor viii
they card any cotton with their wool.
IEWIS Ii GRENSuAw Drost.
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~ DON'T Los Z tn OPPORTUNITY

s sss DON'T Los + TIL + OPPORTUNITY
HtaTO BUY CHINA, GLASSWARE, A D
NlH WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS, AT A GREAT
8sh misunderstanding to open, within u
few W eeks, our new store, five doors below Messrs.
Breeden Fox, or Broad, near 4th street, with an
entirely new stock of China, Glassware, House
furnishing and Fancy Goods, we will close out our
present stock at most astonishing low prices, and
therefore invite the attention of those " ho would
from rs to So per to this opportu nifty.
SCHAAP CO.,
fe Corner OF Broad aud I'D streets.
l. a6S REDUCTION IN PRICE. -.sr bB-
E5 BINS, PULLEN u co. will, from this day,
HHM offer their entire stock of FANCY GOODS,
49, VASES, &c, at greatly reduced prices for
cash. Now is the time to make your purchases for
the holidays. Call early.
STEBBINS, PULLEN CO.,
las Corner stb and Broad sta.
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LFKED S. LEE,
N FORWARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANT,

AND DEALER IN
PLASTER, SALT, LUMBER, COAL, &c.
In addition to my Forwarding Business, would
inform my friends and the public that have
LUMBER YARD opposite my warehouse aud d.
rectly on the line OF the York River Railroad,
where may be found a general assortment of Vir
ginia LUMBER, SHINGLES, &C.
Mr.. T. W. PEERS will attend to sales Of Lum-
Der on my account.
Cousignments Of Lumber solicited, c. which
liberal advances will be made A. s. LEE.
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FREIUHTS.
FORElGN.-Nothing to add relative to foreign
freghts.
DOMESTIC.-The following are the present
rates as coastwise freights:
New York. Boston. Philad' a.
Coal, " tor. ........xl.5o *l.75 $l25
Flour, " Dbl. 20 rs 20
Tobacco, Is hhd.... $50 800 $50
Do, d box 20 rs rs
Coal TO Baltimore cts "a bushel: Flour l2A cts
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w TERIES.
Authorized by the States of
DELAWARE, MISSOURI and Il KENTUCKY,
Draw daily, in public, under the superinten-
dence of Sworn Commissioners.
KE-The Managers Oiices are located at Will.
mington, Delaware, and st. Louis, Missouri.
PRIZES VARY FROM
$3.50 to 300, 1000!
TICKETS FROM a
81. so TO $50!
~Circulars, giving full explanation and the
Schemes to be drawn, will be sent, free of ex-
pense by addressing WOOD, EDDY Co,
Wilmington, Del,
WOOD, EDDY CO.,
jy 1o-ly St. Louis, MO.
nAVsS, DEUPKEE Il co. will give their
- entire attention to the
SALE OF NEGROES,
Publicly and privately.
Corner Mayo and Franklin streets,
RICHMOND, VA.
RO. Il. DAvIs,
WIN. s. DEUPREE,
8. K. FONDREN.
Hrrrs ~ NANNY Clark de -1y
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MONEY MATTERS.

We give below the best quotations we can OBJ
tain
Wequote Exchange ON New York 50 to 3. per CT;
South Carolina Bank notes per ct. dis; North
Carolina Bank nstes u per cent. discount. Plant
ers' and Miners Bank Of Murphy On. CO. 20 per
cent. discount.
specie buying at IT tos and selling at ss0Q4 per
ct. premium.
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ses promptly adjusted and paid.
plcations for Insurance will receive prompt
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES

Do so, and especially if you obtain as desi-
rable Goods, without paying any more for them
than their actual worth
CRENSHAW
WOODEN
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- l.. WAGNER. APOTHECAkY AND
- DRUGGIST, keeps on hand and for sale
AZ only fresh and reliable Drugs, the most
IN popular genuine Patent Medicines, all the
latest approved Pharmaceutical Preparations
Chemicals, Dye Stufs, Oils, Paints, Window
Glass, Putty, Brushes OF all kinds. Turpentine,
the best Of Coal Oil, Sperm OIL, Burning Fluid,
Alcohol, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Cigars, and
Tobacco. Corner Broad and 9Th streets, Rich
moud, Va fe q
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az LANGHORN 4 SONS

NJ Liberal advanesmen ts on produce In b.
10
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LANES IL. RROWNE,N

GROCER AND SHIP CHANDLER,
RICHMOND AND CITY PoIyT, VA,
Is prepared to take Goods STORAGE at CITY
POINT, on the most reasonable terms, without
charge of drayage, either to or from store.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02

solicited by him more than once. l
made stipulations ON the part of the
general government, and regarded his.
promise to drive out the Confederate
troops as the only result of the in
terview. His letter gives his views
not mine.
(signed.) GEO. MCCLELLAN"
Baltimore,June 27.-Marshal Kane
has been arrested and taken to Fort
McHenry. John r. Kelly has been
appointed by Banks provost marshal.
for time, but Kelly's orders were pos
tive. He took possession of the
marshaPs office.
Boston, June 27.-The Europa
has arrived bringing Col. Fremont.
Gossip--The Washington cores
pondent Of the Tribune says that
Patterson has received orders to ad-
vance, which seems like mockine his
inactivity.
The Post says that Etheridse is a
candidate for the Secretaryship of
the Senate.
blockade OF Atchatalaya bay.-We
learn that United States ship Of
war, said to mount eight guns, was
anchored in Atchafalaya bay yester-
day, intercepting our communication
via Berwick's Bay with Texas. 1t
is reported that she had already fired
at passing schooner.
There is a strong movement in de-
prccation Of Rousseau's enlisting men.
The movement is regarded by Union
men as unnecessary, and uselessly
irritating,
Chase will recommend moderate
revision Of the Morrell tariff.
The Posts dispatch says that the
leading Congressman are determined
to contine the legislation to war.
1t is stated that Caldwallader re-
ceived direct orders from Scott not to
advance to Martinsbuig.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02

Tie Western Observation-Disclosures
was received in this city, by tele-
graph from Madison, Ark .,on Sunday
evening, that an express arrived at
that place on Saturday, with advices
for Gov. Rector, stating that 1000
federal troops, composed of Dutcl,
and "ni@gcrs,' We're about to take
Bloomfield, near the border. The in-
habitantS Of Chalk Bluff call tor aid
to repel the invaders.
We think the report from Chalk
Bluff probably true, as we learn by
the tclegraphic reports from St.Louis,
dated the 2Oth, that Col. Solomon's
German regiment had taken up the
line Of march for southwestern Mis-
souri,, and that Col. Siegel's regiment
another of the German levies would
soon follow.-lIeml'his appco7.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02

For professional and business cards. Tin
r"ding the Daily papcr,) not exceeding
five lines. for II months, SI5-without
paper. $40
The privilege Of yearly advertisers is
strictly limited to their own i,nmediatr and
Regular business; and the business of an
advertising firm is not considered as inciu-
ding that ri its individual members
Advertisements published at irregular
Intervals, = per square for each INSERTION
Announcing candidates for !. District or
State Office. $40; for Il Parish office, $40: !:
City oitirc. S:1-tr be pad III advance.
All advertisements tor strangers or tram
s!ent !crs"l!s, to be paid in advance.
Advertisements not marked on the copy
tnr specified time, will he inserted till
forbid, and payment exactcd.
Marriages am. deaths will be published
as ne" obituaries, tributes OF respect, and
funeral invitations as Other advertisements
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02

Nee Use for Hoops.-A cowcspon-
dent Of the Cincinnati Enquirer gives
the following:
Abolition republicans are frighten-
ed at y shadow OF a ghost, as was
Lieut.. Jones at Harper's Ferry, and
Commodore Pendersrast at Norfolk.
the proof of which is now of histor-
ic record Let such men know that
a fierce and bloody rencontre awaits
them, when tell You that over two
hundred of the finest Colt $ rcvoiveys
ever saw, have been purchased in
Cincinnati, at various times and pla-
ces within the last two weeks, tuo
thanks to the Eggleston Vigilance
mob and conveyed out of the city
under the hoops of one of the fairest
and most distinguished of kentuck's 5
daughters, and sent by trusty agents
to her friends in the interior of the
State. Oh, crinoline, thou art a jew
ell
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02
Foreign News.

Sixteen British gun vessels are
ordered to join the squadron going to
America, immediately.
1taly's recognition by France is
imminent.
The Debate says if Austria eros
ses the Mincio, France will inevitably
fight.
Fer Lnter Dispatches, see Fourt6
page.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02
SHREVEPORT, La, TUESDAY, JULY 2, 1861.

WIN Il 1luIllUcI VI uTOSSOOuS near
Cape Henry, a seaman was killed.
The Quaker City threw shells and
the Southerners.
The Amelia from Liverpool to
Charleston has been captured.
Trenton, June 25.-Gov. Olden
has received orders to send three reg
iments to Washington.
Hagerstown, June 25-Intelli-
gence indicates that Gov. Wise will
attack a force reported advancing up
the kanawha.
A flag OF truce, covering fifty re-
fugees, has arrived
There is a report that Sewell's
Pointers regard Sawyer's guns with
contempt.
Yorktown is being made a strong
hold.
Cincinnati, june 26.-There is no
truth whatever in the statement that
Mcclellan has made IL compact with
Buckner, not to enter or occupy Ken
tucky. Buckner has repeatedly re-
newed professions of his determina-
ton to prevent the entrance Of the
Secession troops into Kentucky, or
their passage through it but Nc
Clellan has entered into no agree
ment with Buckner, restraining the
Government OF himself
There is Southern force of 1900
at Romney.
Col. Jackson, with five regiments,
is opposite Williamsport. 10000
men are at Falling Waters, five miles
from Williamsport, and 500 are at
various points between Hancock
and Harpers Ferry.
The Persia arrived out the 18th
1t is thought that Il change of pro-
grannme will result from yesterdays
conference, and Il forward movement
Will soon take place.
Washington, june 26.-All the
reports about the disposition of the
President, Cabinet, Gen. Scott, or
anybody else, favOring compromise
or delay, are u1l:ounded.
y letter from the Colorado, dated
at sea, says that after the breach in
her machinery, an examination show
ed that a piece was sawed out and
replaced by soft iron carefully pain
ted. Other parts Of the machinery
have been tampered with. The
same engineer had charge of the Col
orado, that tampered with the Mis-
sIppi's engines.
Louisville, June 26--I'he suit in
stituted against the Nashville Rail
Road to decide whether as common
carriers, they ale liable for loss or
delay, is withdrawn.
Guthrie and Cotton are still con-
troverting, and in the meantime moth
lug is shipped.
Williamsport, June al Forty
Confederate cavalry on the Potomac
destroying Stattord's Ferry.
Washington, June EFT is rl-
morrd that Sewell's Point battery
fired on Il accommodating party, kill
ing eight and wollnding many.
Capt. Dabnev IL. Naurv, assistant
Ad General Carter Stephenson,
of the 9Th Iutantrv and Lieut.. Ed
ward Delton, all F[irginians, have
been stricken from the army rolls for
reasonable expressions.
Louisville, june 27-The war
steamer Tyler is on the rocks at the
foot Of the canal.
Syracuse, june 27.-JackSou is re-
ported at Pomlne de Terra with 1900
men, The overland mail coaches are
in .Iaclson's possession.
Milwaukee, june 27.-There has
been no additional outbreak, but
there is lnuch excitement. The
Governor is here.
Washiugtoai, june 27.-Columhia
College has conferred the degree of
l.. l.. d., on Lincoln.
bicrpont, the bogus Governor of
is comforting with the Cab
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02
T Ell E G. r APHIC

gagged wagons and horses, Indicating
a Southern movement
Fortress Monroe, June 25.-The
Ordnance Department has preferreda a
charge against Butler, for violation
of army regulations, in allowing Saw
yer to conduct experiments.
The mercury stands 1O1.
loves balloon having discovered
a scattering camp in the vicinity of
Fairfax Court House, Lieutenant
To1npkins' cavalry company, and sew
eral light infantry companies, proceed
ed there.
1t is rumored last night that the
cavalry We're cut to pieces.
No official intelligence Of the affair
has been received.
Washington, June 26.-Financial
affairs are becoming alarming. Direct
taxation must be resorted to.
Among the suggestions in the news
papers,is one for an income and stamp
tax.
ST. Louis, June 2G.-The Republi
can of Monday, corroborates the state
ment brought by Jones, from Neosho,
THAT six Missourians were killed and
six wounded at the Camp Cole fight.
The Fedcrals had sixty nine Killed
the number Of their wounded was not
ascertained.
The Republican, of Tuesday, has
two later messengers from Camp Cole.
They adhere to Mondays statement
Of the Camp Cole battle.
Louisville, june 26. The condition
Of the bridge on the Ohio and Missis-
sippi Railroad east Of Seymour, pre-
vent regular connections.
st. Louis, june 2G-Cherokee,
John Ross, proclains neutrality.
New \ 1ork, june 26.-The crew of
the privateer Savannah, are before
the Grand Jury,
Frederick, Md, June 2G.-Thc leg
islatu-e adjourned until the 3OtA of
July.
Grafton.June 26.-Reinforcements
are arriving here.
Richmond, June 25.-Leondi;,s
Polk, bishop Of Louisiana, was to-day
commissioned a brigadier-@eneral of
the Confederate army, and assigned
command of the land and water detcn-
ces OF the mississippi river below
Cairo. i'll connection with Cot. Har-
dee. Headquarters at Memphis.
Gossip-'Ihe New York Tribune
SAYS it is not true that there is a CO.
operation between Adams Express
and the Post Office Department to
carry letters. The subject belongs
eSclusivel y TO the War Department.
The 37th Regiment met Scout
ting reception III Baltimore no flags
were Displayed.
The Wisconsin Quartcrmaster
says Il ball whizzed past his ear.
The New York Herald says Scott,
his advisers and the Cabinet, had I.
meeting, but nothing was made pub
lie, beyond that Il blow would soon
be struck.
Scott reports say that the South
erners had six thousand strong at
Grafton, and that Wise momentarilv
expected three more regiments, upon
the arrival of which he would move
on Phillippi,
ST. Louis, June 26.--Two regi-
ments are moving to Cape Girardeau,
to bring General Watkins.
indianapolis, June 26.-The Gov
ernor calls for eleven additional rcgi-
mcntS.
New York, June 26.-Thc Govern
or calls for eleven additional rcgi-
ments.
New York, June 26.-The Chcsa-
pealle has arrived with news, from
Fort Jefferson, Key West, 10 n"
10Th. The garrison are all well and
abundantly supplied with provisions
and ordnance.
Fortress Monroe, june 2G.-The
gunhoat Monticello ran un the Ran
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-02

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EaucatiOnai Notice.

MoSDAY, SEPT. sRD, MRS. Erwin wiz open
1Sl School Tor Girls in the Basement Of the Presbyts
ran Church, Edgehed- Arrangements have been made
70 give fun and thorough Academic and Collegiate
Education.
The Lady employed to teach Music cannot fa to give
entire satisfaction. FH
Mon r r SANTEL, native Of France, and gradu
ate OF the Royal College OF Algers, VIII teach French
spanish, Italian and Modern Greek. Mon Santel pre-
sents the best testimonials from many distinguished
persons.
MI K J. Neigs says Of Mon Santel: ssHe has been
teachIng my sen some tine and this practical trial
nn Sonslnees me that he deserves be trusted tss
pticltiy as Teacher OF Frenchp
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