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n: n FALLS. Pnes,t.
Na fss 3ESs$$gsH IA; s Eitt-
WIN. CRAwF0Rp, Agent.

g II EA Mf ssHEs s,s kb 66SsSIf tH ~!
Sn.6z 81 fkILkol0 a.d kEE YORk
SEsTs ca kA a. p l.s.s;s. TIs.,. ssys
daily. sSndsy. exSsgssd. % follow, .
AZ so Ss,@S'r' street feT sa 1T station
mlcc s@pm lis Bs,m
Montreal and Buffalo
Train With sieeplnr
Connecting 81 Albany with the New Yorf Cen
ira Railroad for Schenectady, Rochester, Utica
Batavia, Rome, and stations on Rome and w stsr-
town Kallrta ~ Hunalo, Syracuse, Niagara Fails,
SUSPENSION Bridge, Auburn. Geneva, Caus ndai gus.
sion via Lake Shore, BBfsl 10 anc axe Huron and
Great Western Railroad, for Hamilton. Toronto,
Detroit Chicago, Toledo, Mivsukie. Fon Du Lac,
IA Crosse, Madison; Prairie Du Chen, Ga ens.
tine, Iowa CIry. Burlington, Quincy, s1rinrfsld,
Alton, 81 Lous, Cairo, Terre haute, Ind polls
Louisville, Cincinnati, Layton, Columbus, Cleve-
land, and al points West, Northwest and south
west
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with Trains at Troy, with Troy A.
Boston and Rens. SarstoEs Dads for Ssrstots,
Whltehsll, Rutland, Burlington, st. A lbans Rouse
POINT, Piattsburgh, OsdensbuIEh, Montreal, 90,
ID Freight Arrangements By thi, route "a
above, without change Of Cars, nom the Oepots IN
Chambers and anal streets. are at al times as
favorable as INSIDE BY Othsr Railroad Compares.
The facilities Of this great New ork koats the
West commend lt 20 the confidence Of merchants
Ap a,ppers i0s promnsPss. and dlspstoh
Road.
For particulars ss to local trains and freight sr
$50 sNrrE SUo,eSt'
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Toy FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING
kxf ILL WHO kRE AFFLICTED
READ!
AYIAY XHk kRABDY

kKJOIeE IN HEAkYH.
Friend. Do yol sufeT Are yoe the victim Of axy
sfthess numerous ailments which arse from i'm
purity Of the bloodi What are they, do yol ask :
Rather ask, what are they not! The blood 10 the
source Of Lie and health, ard IL IL the frst elemeni
the yEtsm Is the Pulse infilfbly .ttests Ths even
subtle Serefula, the sronixing Rheumatism, Ner-
torIor and Detection, and tho nsmberlsss Ills thai
fesh il heir to, derive thsT hdeors origin from the
blood, Deal kindly then and gently with the blood,
Use the vitahSing resources Of nature for its ad,
and sufer II to 6ommend 10 yosr confidence and
use that trlly valuable medicament known -
MRS. M. COIS
INDIAN VE6ETABLE EEC0STTON.
with Tegara to this almost infsliible sesslhs
poIulsr sentiment has spoken In deolded terms
and the evidences OF :his great eAcaoy are SAG
tanned BY constant ayowt-s Of csratIre ELECTS and
the h1ppost results from ts use are after oil other
remedies and the best medical skill have fsilsd.
cures are not sought from the literate and super
sIeotable sources and Justify the hlghost forms in
Hhloh II 10 sossible to commend so valuable .
the curative properties of the medicine are eS vailed
only BY Its restorative effects, the sJstem recover
Ing from d!sease with renew 81 constitutional visor
For ESls ~ al respectable Druggists 10 fhis
sity, and By the proprietor, MRS. M. COX,
None genuine anIees hor name 10 blown on the
sotte md her seal on the cork
UPrlce el Per pottie, six bottles for o.
i. Rae::ssis AS',.. R. :: 2; cIssEL, Druggist
diei, end wiz supply the trade at ny prlocs.
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kro fo SSaS,NN59 SSSsssSs ~ t5S Old

Law: a: lowe. i Il SSf$SS bStE p DnD
m"re. west sI6s, DAILY, lsundsvs ING ndedJ az
eonnectfnr With the Railroad iipes. to and from
Washington, D. G., Philsde phis. New YORK, Boo
th tsSTf 81 En- .ss
Train from New fol and hilsdelphia.
The following is the Schedule:
From New York TO Fort Monroe and back. SIC
From From BBs sIs%oEns s and sP Ssao sset
DPROCURE YOUR TICKETsn
In New York. At the New Jersey Railroad Once
foot of CORTLAND street.
In Phi.sdelphIa, at the Coupsuy's once. N. w.
corner of Sixth aud Chestnut streets, or at the
Depot, Broad and Prime streets.
In Baltimore, on board the Steamers, foot Of
Union Dock. HUGH O'CONNER
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- New lsat IN ks kst tHHSSR 1 noP

- LEA SlNS- NEW yOEk FOX
s6mMER kREhHsEMESSTr
Commencing Monday, May nth, isl.
For Abany-lloo q. m. Fast express train from
+ or Dover Plsins-toop >. m. stoppint at v-Ff5
Plsin. and ststlons north TO Dover pIsins-lIoR
(This train viii run 10 Miilertou every s,t.rd-y
For cIoson E.IIs-s:is q. m: .togping e a. s,s-
For White Plsins-2:sO, 40 and 500 p nl.I
PIPE a. ~ stations from 18Th street station.
IF For w hits tisIns-s:,s ?: N. stopping 81 ="
For Williams sridse-7;sn, Has q. m. ARD s=1r
m stopping at all stations from nth stree sf~i.rl
Returning will lesve-
AIbeny-9r0o O.. ma. last xpress trnin,
lsTton ever, Monday morning Al a M
Wits PislsegSsia%. 700 a. m. $40 ,cs
Sunday trains viii leave eth Avenue orr zzd
fHTsetior Censra PARK. Yo,kulle. hsrleH sEd
80 n. yohN BUR iNcif ION Asst ST. sss p 70
uNEw YORK AND ERIE RAIL
=. E.-, Passage, Tram. leave VIA P.vO-
100 Ns E%pREs ss.G Tor buuniirt, and Buffalo
set a. N MAIL, for Dun XIX. snd intermediate
Stanons-Thls Tram remains over nigh ~ EmIrs,
and proceeds the next morning
500 m. MILK dali,, for Ousville, rad inter.
lilo q. m INCORPORATION, daily, for Port
Jervls, and lncipsl Stations
go P m. WAY, for MIddletovn, NevburEh.
500 P. ~. Ni6HT EXPRESS, daily. for Dun
III, buffalo, Canandss us And principal Stations.
500 m: HcSoMMOiDATiTioI'ss.f for bonneville,
- CHAs. MINoT, senT supr
NATHANIEL MARSH, Reoeiver
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THE EVENING STAR.
WYE LAIRANCE.


a seafisasHt o6srsd at fhs diHHev 70 II. ]. X. the
Prince N1pS,ecH, at t&s RsrsTe House, Sept 25.
BIT OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
The land Of sunshine and Of song,
Her name your hearts divine;
To her the baBquet's vows belong
Whose breasts have poured its wine;
Our trusty friend, our trus ally
Through varied change and chance,
50, Ill your flashing goblets high
give you, VIvE la FRANCE!
Above our hosts in triple folds
The self-same colors spread
Where vslors faithful arm uphclds
The blue, the white. the red;
Alike each nations glitteriDg crest
Reflects the morning s glance
Twin eagles soaring east and west;
once more then, VIvE LA FRANCE.
Sister In trial. who shall count
Thy generous friendships claim,
whose blood ran mingled in the fount
That gave our land Its name,
Hi Yorktown saw In blended line
Our conquering arms advance,
And victorys double garlands Irvine
Our banners' vTvE La FRANCE.
% land Of heroes In our need
One gin from Heaven we crave
10 ssanch these wounds that vainly bleed:
The wise TO lead the brave,
Call back one captain Of thy past
From glorys marble trance,
Whose name shall be a bugle-blast
To rouse us, VIvE LA FRANCE.
Wake up stout Charles Martel,
Or md some woman's hand to clench
The sword Of Ia Rucelle
Dive Us one hour Of old Turenne,-
one M Of Bayard's lance
Nay, call Marengo's chief again
To lead us, VIvE LA FRANCE!
Alb, hush, our welcome guest shall hear
But sounds Of peace and joy;
NO angry echo vex thine ear,
Fair Daughter OF Savoy.
Once more! the land OF arms and arts
or glory, grace, romance;
Her love lies warm In all our hearts;
God bless her YIvK LA FRANCE!
W A singular artillery battalion Is organizing
at Richmond, Indiana. Ii Is to consist of six
hundred men, with one hundred guns-the guns
70 have The capacity Of carrying two pound ball
TWO and bali miles. A portion of the guns re-
CURED for this battalion will be made In Rich
mond They viii be Of steel barrels, and very
superior In workmanship.
lO On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of
last week five million cartridges were sent away
4om the Watervliet Arsenal to Washington for
he use Of the general government. -Four complete
sr- poupder batteries and SIX thirty-two FOUNDER
place.
U6eorge Thompson, the "Greenborn,, o,
yellow covered literature, ended his earthly career
on Thursday night by hanging himself in his
cell at the Boston House OF Correction, where he
mon drunkard
" The propriety OF serving out tobacco Wi
soldiers rations is under consideration; Gene al
Mcclellan is said to favor II, as a means OF in
troops.
1T The Cincinnati hog trade suffers by decIin.
In prices One extensive dealer lost $500 last
week
VI The woollen manufactures Of Adams,
Was, are producing abOut 500 yards per day of
Due army cloth for the defenders OF our Union
ID The United States Government has DIP
CEASED The steamer State OF Georgia of Philsdel-
Phia She is Side-wheel Of 200 tons burden.
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49, p. ME4ESSS eSSh5s s sssSy5 5H,o

BA YIN oAhHSD a ssSpy5 5Hro
On sne after Ma, issn, issi. he ahsg s,a,D:
es follows, vis-Lesye Camden Stsfion. Eais1ha
gress dsHy "a Both frsSs 70 a.; sJ
sss65pGsrFs W sER All PARTs on THE WEssT,
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Between Balnmore and fiednout "a r. thu 4 n
Irain; between Piedmont and Wheeiinr fSke a.
S9mmodst,on Train. les,ins Piedmont - S 20 <.
IA sna oeSTsen Graffon and Parksrsburr. tsfs
., lS PnMaD ,Ed Lex TEAM leave. Baltimore
:. The ELLicoTTs Nil Is m 9R 4. M RI 49,. nj
n aoLS - y anc SIS a, y. and IS and $50 p n,
snS "a, afcs Mills e. 10 and liza A. n and S3
&C. aes . ssi,A 9 i1fDrRssASr q pa
station. Or q the Kofss o7is.s. A.sa., !. osna'a
I. n. COLE, Gsn'l fiokst Agent.
J,,s, oNlONs-oNioNs-ON
sr,ms oI nsoeivea on conslgnmsnt l,So ,uneles
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MILITARY BOOKS.

MILITARY SOCKS.
kkNCH q RICHSTlEN have inst receiveds
Iarse anQ oomplete Assortment OF MilltaFy Books
o. al kihds, which they offer IRON ten 70 6fty
o pr cent below the regular retail priees.-ln-
r. a ne. edition Of Hsrdss's InfAnty and sifs
torAe9 volunteers' Mammal, vols ~
. alers CopPenfiqm OF Hsrces's Tactics, Sc
Ssfsrss rS LII rsryery, 40 y. - ID
nsxoss's factics, Cheap edition. $50
an hhe scielers 6uide, complete ms1nsi afsi
~ te ox 81 tne Use Of the Volunteer Militia az
81, Is ~ asos Bsoi for ths " q solder. bss-
&C.. - ot insuaenon 70 the y. Q. lniAntry tse
cht.l sS: H!!itsry MAJ, MAJ Of the Seat q wtr
iags, eadFss aud Medals of sysry Dc soris...,. :
Ass OF ne ss9xs sen{ by ma Ee> =.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
~ SUNDAY TRAIN
Leave WASHINGTON at 2 50 D. m for NEW
YORK and PHILADELPHIA
From New Yor6 ard Phlladelp hia arriving fin
washington ats lOa. m. r. r. MORLEY,
seq General Msnarsr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-05

THE EUROPEAN HOTEL, KEPT BY p,
L E4SIc3: ~ the corner Of Penn. A
svsn9e Lnd Eleventh street, has been TEA3
greatly lmfrOSed receptly and now offers kkl8I
greater Inducements for the patronage Of cifilsls
end etrAnt ers tlAa Gny -thcr public house In the
CITY his RLices beirg lg -han thoee OF sny o,hsr
hoIei on Eenn. eveaIet Znd his aocommofz tlonI
LOT 7ormsasnt or tI-nsient boGrders unsxce Ition-
to!o, 5he 9Lr and restaurant ARRANGEMENTS of the
european Hotel have already become yery pom
lsE being al that can be desired By the most IA
toIous. The PROPRIETOR pledges unrsmitted stten-
non Ind continued liberal OK psnd lures 10 give sat-
lsfacton TO al, and thus renevs his inyitrtion 70
I'll 70 give the RurOsaan n otal g call datt,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-05

A RMY SUPPLIES
"A JUST RECEIVED
go cans SAUSAGE MEAT,
go cans FRESH TOMATOES,
$50 cans BEEF, la mode,
$40 cans ROAST BEEF,
$50 cans FRESH MUTTON,
$40 cans BEEF and GRAVY,
$40 cans SOUP and B0UILLI,
- GHses FKENCH DEssICATED yE6E
For sale at New York Factory prices.
KING & BURCHELL,
se6 Corner and Fifteenth streefs,
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al cENfhR0ahET FfkihSwAY.

- NORTHERN
- CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SUPERlNTENDENT's OPFICE,l
CALVERT STATION, Baltimore. May IS, 1851
On and after Sunday. May 18th, 1851, Trains on
the NORTHERN CENTRAL X AIi,MSY Az
rive and depart A follow until fnrtheI noe,a. ~
MAJ. TRAINS NORTH.
MAIL at Ii A. Nj,
EXPRESS At $50 p, M
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION at sP.
Tn: sl5 A. NJ: train connects at Relay House
with trains on the Western Maryland Railroad:
a. Hanover Junction with Hanover and GettsbuTg
kaiiTosds; at York with York and Wrlghtsyiile
halitoad; 81 Harr' sburg With Pennsylyania Rail-
r1ad Tor al parts of the West, also with lebanon
osr!snd With / and B. q abroad for Kingston and
Ne rhllaqslphla and Erie Railroad Tor ali parts
Nortnsrn Psnnsylvauia and New York
The $50 Z. M train makes all the above oouneo-
nons except Hanover Railroad, Wrir htayIlle
Rallrosd and the lebanon VALLEY Railroad.
Tres M; train maker connections with Penn
G.vanls halroed for ali parts of the West And
direct connects for New York.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
Mail a. o 10 T >; Express at 7y1 A, NJ; HArrrs-
burg Accommodation az as p, M.
-for Ilckets and infornl8tion insuire NJ thu
Tlcket Once, Calvert Station, Baltimore,
j. q. CLARK, SuU,t
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HRS& STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
A NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL,
Queenstown, Ireland 80
The Liverpool, New York and PHILADELPHIA
Steamship Company intend dIspatchiur their full
powered CIyds-b built iron Steamships a. follow:
SihrASSGt 4SW;; i,-;ii,; SstqIdsy, August Sd.
KANGAROO, rsth
And every Saturday, at noon, from Pier a, North
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lee 0NlONs-ONioNs-ON
SUsT kecefved on corslgnmsnf ISO ,upeiss
.s JsaISSSs s susG z. !,
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ETREMEN's INSURANCE COMPANY
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
CaPftal...........e 900.
QHss sersS @ sfrsG ssd Lox,sians &c., evr BssL
Of Washfxgton.
INSURE HOUSES AND OTHER PROPERTY
AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE.
Geo. Shoemaker, Samuel Redfern,
Samuel Cropley, William Wilson,
jsoob G5ideon'' t oan ~; RR otSMss,i
Thos. Parker, fisisrd BsSy.
No charge for Policles. - '" i''''
Ann. 9. Dawn. s.:JiAs,M.E LANES ADAMS: President
MEDICAL RR66PWA N GStIEeRG!F GEORGE
Washington Civ Corner Of Fard TwslftA Streets.
SESSION OF Is61-'62.
FACULTY OF MEDICINE.
Professor & ETSf fsfs g. Medicine
pF0f'''0! & sPEFss'PfMs S SD Rso H. 81
Professor of 6b M sMYP s6d bI:,:, Of
Professor & s..is SssSs'3 4sig..., and
n !; e; WitILEfT, D..
III The chair of anatomy to be filed.
ss1 and End .aal Ms 3oaS ss IJT
Dssp Of the Faculty, 40s street, between 9Th
Boo's AND s FiaEs. ~ ssIT TaE
Ws sHS HSy maPsisotaIlnE all Kinds of BOOTS
sns Sa " And sS.':nty 5ccs,ylns 9eo
sofsHon, made expressly to order. and vii 4QS
%.Sa d than De-,
arnales.
SeT,oR. II van. IF Boot: and Shoe. gt eastern 9.
'N' ''''' iii; sRfFF nv n u b 4 Ssl,'
i invite the attention of the Army and =.
sA iato Eds Sfsss. ssa
GSs sRs sERsud1st; LsSSss SHOULDER Straps
ffRE4ktGssF' cA AN'T f PAT
orders IN that l'n' I'iR'fIGSGfb o sGllo,s' Co.
~. Naval and Military Merchant Tsiiof..,
ARMY sUP 1HTE ) rcrvsn
g So Gan: bEEE st & %Sas,
g ff$sE III fbSss sgttttrrD vEsE
70, sale s.,s!! E; !:g.g :!.:
HEsroky of e. s SsIs ssSs sss.r.na, b, John
Iss:::s a:.:s & i: $,
sf S.i , c1. 6 ssSs. 3 as
:, Life and Career of Major Andre, By wintro,
ia > Rss LSSi:f.
bon /. Si y " TSSS%s;s ANAL n. D.; 5i%
a.. o. ''' '''i fR lei p =; Ic..
GUNBOATs ron IaI WESTERN RIVERS.
euAn'.aHA'EEs s,s &C.,. 10 o, =, IAN
rsono.n,s sJs invited ioI constructing Gun
nay 30 examined Il the 0usTssrmssss 0iics s1 81
Snc s o. t snS PSs
err slons viii Be considered.
ID Sa.r.srmas.sr s.nsrsl 6 G smdHssS sas.:
W. ..,. soYs' ckoTHINs. -
81 soYs sfkfSS Sas e
and and i sps :R.iiss;. which We are selling very
Wall. STEPHENS 4 CO.,
ma N. SsSSSsn 81 sas lesA '
W. TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
Tn Sne5 for ssIe ths largest assortment o
me fs. city, oomprising best Sole Leather
ksoleg Dress and PAoking Trunks, We -
Ices: Carpet Bass, Be-, which We are nov selling
WALL. STEPHENS CO..
SS1 rem. AVENUE.
STklNWAY Z sONer.AND RAVEN = IA
y ~ !sn PSe4 ived.-Persons In search =
ssit % pc ipsgupent q lov price srtgUKvv
We. RI ~ n0S ~ s4smins q the Mnse Store Il
ri c:si RS ss3 ~ q NJ. HAaovs REslsE
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tn EoTIcE TO TRAyELERe.
mai seryIos S s, sSPs.ti ass,ns orosrsa the
k s.Is,SsI 5 = : S!s fsss 80
Monday, TIE 2p.h infant the Bsy Line OF stssu.r,
Ill cave Bslumore EVERY DAY lexcept 81 n
ony1 rom Their yharf, foet OF Union boof. a az
the M, ., iTqmsdistey Aner the arrival Of
mSS f'0ef Pm nN,,,,
Ia StSSsgSSs sr Es1 81 MiL
SPRING AMP suaMER zkE 11lSsssAPi
r or and ,ar fs,ss ITEsDAS Nay i,a
Depot daily ssIo.,t s.nesy,I a tollGy va:
SS a. M; Evenins Nail ~ IS O'Clock. On sun
Scfs .ini M s SGpo os ss sa
< Freight Tram with passenger car s,s.ot Al
leaves as P. N stoplIns a. an sishons between
Baltimore and Havre de-6rao~.
PassepFers for Delaware and the Eastern shore
81 MsplAnd Will ind the most expeditions route BY
UAlI CoIofsd Persons must give bond before
WIN. CRAwFoRp, Agent
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FSo~s fss DsiIy Ness, Nsss>svt, r. T.
Cephahc Pills are taxing the ylaoe Of All t,,1.
froN hs CoSssssyeial BsIlsfis, Bostos, Mar
SAID to be very edic1oIous for the headache.
ryom hs Co"snsretaI, Cise,nsasi, 0kie.
Suffering humanity can now be relieved
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psssengers forwarded TO Hayre. Bremen, Rot
Persons wishing to bring out their friends can
buy tickets at low rates.
FOR further information appIy at the c.,tajn.
Once. JOHNG. DALI Ifent
Is Broadway, N v,
Or 70 U. A. HERRING, Adams Express Bati-
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JVUST EEG}Hyfp lsyxs Lot 81 SUM- ?
bsss HN& go Seventh ~ " nan
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trsSs fks ExssIisu, Norfolk, Vi,
Cephalio Pills accomplish tho object for vht.,
forms. ."
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1 invite the attention of the Army and =.
Ana NAV N 4 shsI FIJI s:SPc Fl
such Is Indigo Blue Cloths and Doeskins,
Caps, Epaulea, Laces, shoulder Straps, -
respective eRh{o.dery Also, the celebrated PAT
EMF FllTERlNG CANTEEN.
Orders In that line respectfully solicited,
n r. LOUDON C CO.,
Naval and Military Merchant Tailofs,
~ 10 enSm 362 Pa. av.. under Rrovn's Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-05

FSsa fhs Wsstrs Il. Il. Gsssffs, AIsAss, III.
nvslled Cephelio Pills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-05

fSsss Tia Ads~fisu. Pyssidsa<s, RI
The testlmory In their favor 10 strong, ffen III,
most respectable quarters. IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-05

STElNWAYA sONe,.AND RAVEN . Bx-
=. gG0 1!n PlANQe..-A large assortment--
81 4 Az ri ~ rsSsavsd:.fersons IN search
We. " 81 s0S sxsmins q the Music Store ef
90 81 q M. saAaovs Rxslss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-05

Foss fEs Dsssocrs:. st. CsuS, Nina,
lyon are, or have heen troube cd v it'll thu hsad
soAe Hend toT box, tCsphAlo Pills j 80 that you
mSJ have them in case OF ana tack
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-05

Ffs<s fAs Essssinsy, NsrJsIt, ".
fhey have been tested in more than thsxsap<
cases, viii ontITo suoceaE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-05

WeMe nov manufacturing all kinds Of BOOTS
ana SHOES, and corstently receiving a>HAa
supply OF eastern made work Of ever de-
sori9top, made expressly TO order, and villHWy
20 sold st Q much lower price than has BEEN
articles.
Persons In want Of Boots and Shoes Of aastern or
In store And as the lowest PRICES. Glye as call.
GRIFFIN BRO,
as va psnnsylyRpia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-05

raw hs So*thsrs PstS Fisdr, Mes OyISsss In
Try them you thst afflicted, andve are sur,
.nnt yonI tesumony oan DO added TO the alfea1y
other medicine can produce. -
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-31

NEW YeRK.-From the message Of Gov
Morgan, it appears that the income Of ths
State Tor the year ending Sept. S0th, 1860,
was sI7.44s, POS, including balance from
the previous year of 81 i,Ss9,s42. The sx-
penditures for all purposes have amounted TO
sI4.I48, ,667, leaving balance on hand Of
ss aes. .s37. or ,S00,000 in round numbers
more than at the commencement The en-
tire Indebtedness of the State Is SIS, $40, ,2s5.
consisting of So ,505.554 of general funded
debt, and So, ,064 ,564 of canal debts. The
,snual interest charges on these is nos
q, 624.SO6. The debt includes the late loan
- $1,000, 900, which will be paid by taxes
H.. DIV authorized. The aggregate will also
he An Inished by the payment of one million
oF doil. yrs nov due, and 10 meet which the
nancy i uow ready. The Governor expects
that the ca GAL enlargement viii be completed
bv the 18th If May nezt The receipts from
the canals w,,re S2,zIe,558, including rent
and interest. These are separate from those
which include appropriations, loans, &c, ard
smoynted 20 ss.sS0,3S2 The payments for
all purposes appert.Hnlng 10 the later we're
sc .s75 SI4, and the expenses OF the former
S746,9 showing as surplus revenue tne
sum of s ,669, Ell.
The Goy.roor relterates his recommends
tions made last year 10 revise the Rates Of toll
on the canals, and to charge toll upon the
railroads for all freight carried v bile the ca
nails are o7,u. He calls atten ION 10 the ne
ces,ity for strict econOmy. In respect 10 the
unusual severity alleged 20 have been shown
al the Sing Sing Prison, be recommends the
appointment OF a commissioner 70 investigate
the whole system. The public schools Of the
State are in fourishihg cunditiOn- The
banking capital Of the State is Slll,ss4,S47.
Tue new insurance department works we'll
Tbe organized uniformed militia Of the State
numbers l94s5; ununiformed, 100000. The
arsenals aud armories are IN excel nj cOndi-
ton. The In-briate Asylum, TO accommodate
400 patients, is nrarly completed. 42sl ap-
plicallOns for admission have been mad, from
every State in the Union, and from nearly
every town in the State. The Houses Of
Refuge are performing their work saiisfacto-
rily. The Agricultural and Peoples Col
leges, are highly commended. The courts,
especially the Court Of Appeals, are blocked
with business Some remedy is imperative.