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Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-26

We are authorized to announc,
ISRAEL w. piCkIN>>, - q cS,Y-
didat. for the Office Of Sheriff, II t}.<
ensuing election. paid
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-26

At meeting of the Nashville Ty-
biographical Union an ordinance dis
solving all connection with the
National Union, was adopted by a
unanimous vote.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-26

We are authorised to aHnotmc,,
NJ. 4. }. ALSIDN. az y caiidicta-s
for the Office OF sheriff. at tive rl.~;t-
ing election. pal,
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-26

EDMONSTON'S BATTALION
COMPANIES will receive their
arms and equipments, ready for mus
ter, at Headquarters, 36 Natchez
street. Reference f. X B. jacobs.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-26
Particular Attention.

Items or advertisements intended
for the DUTY Nc,-s, must be handed
in prior to four o'clock, i. NJ. other
wise they will not appear in our issue
If the following morning.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-26

We are authorised to annur;Ar,..
r. II. PITTS, as candidate tpr -
election, tur the office OF kktEkn1'.E,
ELECTION OIL tho tiist Monday in -
vemh,r. =
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-26

We are authorized to arnonlce
DIR. w. w. GEORGE. az 81 carjit
date for a seat III the lower b,uch
OF the Legislature, Of Lou;siana, ~
the election in November. pai,,
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-26

We are authorized to announce t'rs
name Of r. WIKI" Esq, as u can 4lt.arc = r
rc-'iectioa, to the Legislator, ioy lie 'l4!,s
! of Ca,;do, PAD
Shreveport daily news., 1861-09-26
CANT, ,9DApnS

| WE are authorized to announce
GEORGE I'll. CHiLDERS, for ti.,
LOWER BRANcu oF TIE LH0I>na-
r1RE. for this Parish. ruiG
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THE ALL-syFFIcIENT THREE.

TRIESEMAR,.I il apd s-Protected BY Royal
Seals Of the Eco-e Do PhArnscie de Paris, aud the
Imperial College Of nj ediclne, Vienna
No. - invaluable for exhaustion and natsrrhos,
and oil physical disabilities.
No. oQmP letely graduates eli traces Of those
diseases that have boon hitherto treated By the pau-
Deous and pernioiOus use Of oolsi "a and oubebs.
No. has entirely sup panted the injurious sse Of
mercury, thereby insuring 70 the sufferer speedy
relief, dlsPersinE al impurities, and roofing on
,,!BIEsE u Nos. l., and :, are prepared ,n
and can be carried in the vaistooat pocket. sola
In TIN cases, and divided into separate doses ss sd
mlnistered By VelpeAu, Lallsmsnd, Roux. Rioord
20. Price % each. or four cases for %, which
saves Is; and In Ga oascs, whereby there 10 saw
ing Of %. To be had, Wholesale and retail of Or
BARROW, Of 194 Bleecker street, New York.
immediately on receiving remittance, DIR. Barrow
will forward tho TrieseAr TO any part Of the world
securely packed, and addressed according 10 the in
strrotunn OF the writer.
The Book, Of oil others, that should be read By
mon with dAlnaJ ed and broken down constitutions
Y "Hnmnn PIailty, or Physiological Researcher"
II IL beautifully illustrated, and treats uinutely OF
al the symItoms that inysrlably develop them
and vitlhS1I habits Of earl, youth. insas.oit.tinI
monisl state, and. not checked in tune, dege
stinG oil the functions of manhood, aud bringing
bssapsf foaf
doors below, Msodougal, New York. Price q
eepts, Sent hee every whore.
tngtoa, ID. G. de a-Sm
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WARRINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.

0R. eaUMAN has, aftss IN experience Of ten
" years, sy4hlilhed the above rsfnss ffou,
susokery, self-laoclsd Indian on German doctors,
snd Pretenoers OF vitchcrah and impostors In gen
This is the only Plscs where q SIRE and speedy
cure con be obtained In tho world for ali improp er
sna evl! haplts, gonorrh1, elect, seminal veal.
hses, eypnliiis, primary secondary. and tertiary,
organic weakness. pains in the loius, structures
geoSr6l DEBILITY, nervou Slesa restl ess
nights Papltation OF the hsart in the ears,
loss OF memory, oonfus on, Melancholy, affections
OF me hesd, throat nose, and skin, and all those
peculiar disorders arising from the indiscretion of
youtn, rendering them unfit for either business,
st1dy, society, or marriage.
W. ,. has the greatest remedies in the known
xolIa Ior olseases OF the blood. gonorrhR, gleet,
striotqses, philis, seminal weakness, self abuse
inere 10 no case In which they fail 70 cure In
Victims Of these horrible complaints, Who would
hon % pc valus6le men and ornaments 70 society
Dr.. Shumsn has made the most com iete arrange
ments Tor the comfort OF his patients who Dome
from distance. They viii be furnished with the
most Pleasant and agreeable guar ters, necessary
alet, enq made a. comfortable as they would be st
nLst oiass hotel 1t loss than half the cost.
10 not forget the name and number. DR.. ahu-
man.s once 10 on the corner Of Sixth street and
renneyivann kvenue, Clarendon Hotel, oppoeits
tne Neuonal HOTEL, Washington, ID. @.
PERSONS at distance should enclose STAMP for
return postage. Ofioe hours, 8 A. M. 20 no r, nj,
various parties have been entlced from INV in
sutution oy certain swlndlers on back streets IN
tn1 olJ, who viii rue IL TIL the day Of their death,
WORD 70 the viss 10 sufficient. aIe-lv
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THE EVENING STAR.
HOUSE PLANTS FOR WINTER.


Many OF our readers, We hope, will give
themselves the pleasure Of having few plants
In the window to cheer the long Winter season
not far before Us. No pSsser-by sees flowers
peeping through the frosted window, withonta
new feeling of Cheerfulness, ard without rehcc-
ting that sUch household possesses certain
sort Of refinement and happiness which others
do not. An old German poet sings,
"a flower do but place near thy Window glass,
And through 1t no inage Of evil shall pass
But we do not care, just now, to. plead for
window plants. We know that many of our
reaaers are determined to treat themselves to
this luxury, and viii thank US for any hints that
may be given.
1t is rot COED practice, generally, to use
plants Cor Winter blooming, which have been
IN tower throughout the Summer. The attempt
TO do so will be only partially successful, at
best, and the plants will suffer from the uunat-
ural forcing. If such are to be used at all
they should be taken up quite early in the Fall
(say sept. lst,) potted and set away in partial
shade, to rest. On the approach Of frosty
nights, they should go into cold frame or
other sheltered spot, and rest for another
month or two. By Deoem Der or January, they
may be brought into warm room, and encour-
aged to grow. ar
better way, however, is to have two sets of
plants, the winter blOomers being kept in
comparatively dormant state during the sum-
NOR They may be plunged in coal ashes, on
only just enough water to keep them from wilt
ing. A few plants, like the Petunia and Scarlet
Geraniums, will bloom a large part of the year
To prepare them we'll for winter towering, be-
gin early in September; cut circle around
each plant with sharp spade. severing the
roots so that they can be got into the intended
pot. Now, water the plant well, and young
roots will begin to shoot out within the pro-
posed ball Of earth. In months time cut
back about half of the top, and new shoots will
strike out and flower buds soon appear If
this treatment is neglected, and the plants are
taken up at the beginning of Winter. it will
take long time for them to recover and their
blossoms will not appear until nearly spring
II Terbenas are wanted for Winter blooming
they should be got ready at once. Find runners
thatsre well rooted, cut them off above and be-
low joint. and pot in sandy loan. Plunge
the pots in border for few weeks until the
plants are well established then remove 10 the
frame and subsequently to the parlor window
Success IN window gardening depends also
upon the right management of light heat and
water, and AIR, etc, but upon these points we
can better enlarge at the appropriate time
AatsTeaE Ig -tcHitaJist.
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hEyIVINe INFLUENCES OF WIDOWS AT Ere In
danger Of sufOcation-but az the ConTier st.,siI
covered |" " io"'' re-
The MEANINGS OF CORN.-In Scotland when
,ne Wofa corn Is used il Is universally understood
10 signify oats; in England il means v,he,t. ,'i
in the United States maize "''"
Prince Napoleon, when stopping at Conner
Falls, on Lake Superior, drank at a spring from
an empty powder can. the toast: The Land OF
washington, one and inseparable -
IL Lucius H. Wakefield layvv., ,axidir,, g.,
MldcleseX county, Mass has been fned "a OOO
Tor hining with the affections Of lady on the
Cape N 'A
rAIRloTlc CoNUSDRUM Why are the Ameri
can ladies Ike our Forts Because their bresst
WORKS supportthe American InfaGtry,-ErcAapys
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Lhff Sk NEW fEHWgt4A 8Ekk!P


The Camden and Amboy and Philsdelph,s And
pEnPfh rs SE% 69ks fI HNP PHItA
66kHHH 1 s.S. 81
Ats A, NJ vi. Camden and Amboy. &C. and A.
ASA. M via Camden and Jersey City, IN. j.
Al . 4, NJ, via Camden and Jersey GUY. Morn
AtIlH a: NJ vi. Washington and Jersey olty.
Al l2h P; NJ, via Camden and Amboy, (Aooommo-
AtlP NJ. via Camden and Amboy. &c. and A.
AZ E q n; vi. KsnsinssOn and Jsr.e, City.
At u p /, via k.nsin,son and J.r.., CITY,
Ats ?. NJ. via Camden and Jersey City, Evening
A I'll MN VIA Camden and Jersey City. tsOu.A-
X Ssrssa sas .PRs s Ss:: Rs2s
SECOND Glass Ticket ~'
M; Mail, Saturdays excepted 'h' ia r.
ton, 60, att 40 A. NJ; and * P. NJ. rom Kss
!, FoI Water Gap. stroadshurs. Scranton, WILKES
from wa belsss:, IscIs. 1o a.
Western Railroad. eAo
For Msu:6 6{ S a. Allentown and R.saI.h.m. ..
the 10 A; NJ lie connects With the train leaving
For Mount Holly ct and A. NJ. and and az
E For F. EIs s.oP r =. a. N: snda
M : from kelsinston, and ~ p. NJ from
:, For Palmyra Riverton, Dslanoo, Beverly, Bur
snston:d EiereEneoo, Bordentovn, TO-, st isk, 4,
steamer Trenton for Bordeptovp. and ,,,.,
date places, at ~ p. II. from Walnut stres RET
III For New York and Wa, Linz. ,..x,,.
AenGnGton Depot, take the oars on Fifth sfreef
above Wainut, half an hour before depsJturs The
from the depot. Aaen ian
s,iy POUND. Of b.ss.ss only sl9ysd to .soA
any thing a. baggage but thear veorfnS apeersf
Az paSfsse over ffty Pounds to b I'D os
nnafge4e 70 one DOL or per pound, And vii not Dc
nable for any amount beyond one 6updred deilsrs
VIM. II. 6ATZNHp. A.s.,
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ID n o r o 8 A L 9.
NAvT DEE,HTNINI. Il


szAL.P PnorosAIs, for each sls.s separately.
endorsed proposals for Glass No. name the
olase) for the Nsvy Yard at [name the yard y, wlIl
be received at this oee until noon on the ID day OF
October next, furnishing snd delivering at the
several Navy Yards named, the ps'orials and ar
ticles embraced IN printed schedules which viii be
furnished application, I'D sent by mail If re-
ques,ed 70 persons desfIug 10 cfer tn contract for
any all OF thu elias sd thAreiD, by the Com
msndants ofthe ,eve,a May far6s, for the classe
for the yards under their command or by the Navy
Agent neaIes, thereto or b, the Bureau for any OF
all the yards.
To pYereat confusion and mistakes IN sealiag tke
Offers bid tcfH be rsesivsd which contains classes
for haR yard IN envelope; and each ie-
dIyidual of firm must slgn the bid and contract.
Bidde are hereby cautioned and particularly
notified that their offers must be the for here
matter PRESCRIBED, and be mailed In tune to reach
their destination before the time ores for receiv-
Ing them; bid tciA be considered schich ShdH b
reestrsd after tAe period stated and no allowanet
tcIH be ma dc for failKrSs Of the mail.
To guard again st offers being opened before the
time spFoint d, bidders are rec uesied to endorse
on the envelope, above the address, and draw q
Gue under the endorsement, thus
Proposals for Class No. (saBas Ihs elasS) for Al
Macy Yard at laanle the yard ~
To the Chief of the Bureau OF ards and Docks
Washington, ID. G..
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u Inc experiments which are now making
with electric light indicate the possi6irt, IT,. IN
all Establishments where steam power can be on
tahea u VIII suDplant gas. Two horse power
EloVlng series OF magnets will induce suf-
leIent electricity TO produce by the consufn tioD
OF very small quantity Of charcoal light eousI
70 tnat given BY burning gallon of good oil Der
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NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS.
tSsttidS NOISY Iyois;; Ees g mai. D. '0hh
! 81 Lothrop Motley; svos oioth; free By mail,
Silas Manner, tho Weaver Of Rsvelol. bv thu
aathor OF Adam Bede J" cloth 75loents paper %
. Life and Career Of Msior Andre. BY wintro,
After lcebergs with o Painter, Summer yoy,ss
Mob 8l.50
The Manufacture of Photossnlo or Hydro Car.
bon OILS, By Thomas Anhsell, NJ. D.; Sl.I.
Any Of the above free By mail ..
FRENCH q RICHsTEIN,
% % ats PennA. Avenue.
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NATHANIEL mhRs Si mRts eootT:;f Sent suPt
- FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
AND PAIL RIVER.

ss..n. asrRRsof fes 'RES sapltkHs STATE f.:FSr
BAY STATE. and STATE OF MAINE, OF ereat
strength and speed, but particularly adapted to the
navEstIon of Long Island Sound, running in oop-
peotlon with the Fall River AID Old Colony RsIl-
road, distance Of So miles only TO Boston
Leave Pier No. North River pear the Batter,
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt. Hrsyton.
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at o'oloof
FSs sss sSnasM ETS8PdsSss Ca, Brown.
TueedayB. Thursdays and SATURDAYS, q O'clock
L, D., touching at Newport each way.
These Steamers are fitted with oommodious
state Tooms and every arrangement for the secpri-
q and comfort OF passengers Who are Afforded by
this route nighu' rest on board. and on arrival
II Fall River proceed per Steamboat TrsinIesoh-
Ing Boston early the following morning or may
remain on board until starting Of the Accommoda-
aon ~ BY vhioh they may reach Boston
A bsgrage master 10 attached to each steamer,
who receives and tickets the baggage, and accom-
panies the same 10 its destination.
steamer ruus oonnectIon with this Line be-
tween Fall River and Providence daily, except
Freight to Boston 10 forwarded through With
grest DIE patch by an Express Train, which leaves
fall River ever mo- nlDF, sundays eJoepted, st
II O'Clock for Boston sad New Bedford, srrIvinr
st its destination at about IL A M
ofhos on Pier No North RIveS. For state rooms
And an be- tbs spp!y on lOsrd Or desired 70 secure
70 ard " w est street. NJ ".
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VI modern French writer SAYS that s.tbe art
OF nanolng soldiers, whilst making them move
IN groups-toat art In which Ture1ue exceIIed
seems to be lost Throwing masss-fnfsntry
cavalry, artillery-such, in his latte. wears. was
NaPoleons whole art. At Waterloo he employed
no other method; when the Prussiens arrived tn
id'Etner TSS broken the GArII The eject of
those monstrous shocks-whose secret reduces IT,
self to mechanical formula, mass multiplied by
velocity-is horrible -
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I INION PAPER AND ENVELUPEs-Twen
" ~ different styles of Note and Letter Paper.
with Envelopes TO match. r'
Views Of Washington in the form OF Rose, and
IN NOOK form; also, separate
AL the Daily And w eekly Papers constantly on
hand. Herald. Times, and Tribune reoeiS cd every
Papers. from all parts Of the country.
Besdle's Dime Novels and Song Books
A nesh supply Of Books for summer readins.
A large assortment Of yuveniles-Mayns Re,d,s
books, kollo Books, Abbott's Histories. 90. :
n dsoount OF 10 20 50 per cent on al bound hooks
lI. FRENCH & RICHSTEIN
ma u National BOOKS tore. 2TS pa av
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k k5ESsAs sE SSsik tESkk

R,ydIsf p SssSSSfIS$ssSS tssESSsskIIsssSSSSk
ToNoolnl.na Kouts-TRs .Sorssst and nost d
q &, 5s;$;5S ai S..
ProyidspSe, a9d Boston and Providsnoe RsilTos5s ;,
si Ic,e No y Meth ao Rivsr e O'clock NJ soS
Az Man T,s;s S yhles lssyss Bo.ton q $50 r. N.
iMoaesI, Wsdsssd.y, and friday. From Gro
III. Ta0N swSIiHesJ fif s seS NJ, Yo,.-
rsSt:saI T%ss .sS...a: ssa From SfSscn
Passengers from Groton proceed Per railroad IN
6rovidsooe and Bosssn. IN Dc EIprass Nh
Tram, reaching SAID plsos in ADVANCE ~ fhoss 4,
Morning Line. cenecsIHs North and Esst. Pas
steamsg, enjoy nlghts' rest undistur bed LresI
tkst II desired, aud leave rotor In the Is A. N
Train, oonnectlng 1T Provisenoe with ne 1 a.
A. nj. Train for Boston.
Fsre Iron rrovldence 10 Newport. Fifty cent.
"A bsIsase master accompanies the stes,nsr nd
For Passage, Berths, State Rooms, or Rysiskt,
cRsy on board the steamer, or a. the FTeirhf
IN GbnScs, Per 10 North Hiysr, or ~ The Ofes OF
LAnQ suceG New OH. r 60. -, 1851,
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ENTERPRISE
EAs EESsy z S4S Ess1ssRs

AEHT' CGaPf5 II kkJr:D w 49,
Will run their routes ss follows, Iesvi: Light
street, Baltimore, foot of Camden. ct : O'Clock A.
kENT-For Cambridge, Denton and LsndinEs
on GAoPAnk river, every WEDNESDAY and
Monday. eAN
For ANNAPOLIS and West River, every TUES
PlONEER-For 81. MIohael's ana Easton. via
Miles River, every WEDNESDAY,, AID return
the same day.
For Annapolis, West River, Cambridge, Oxford
and Easton Point, every THURSDAY. returning
by same route on Friday
For Annapolis, West River, st. Michael's and
Ee ton, via Miles River Ferry, every SATUR-
IA I, returning every Monday by same route
Fare 70 Cambridge. Denton, Oxford and Fsston
Fare to 81 Michae's and Miles River i1ounS
Fare 70 West River, iround trip, siI -. leo
Fare to Annapolis (connd trio IS cents) Is
MEALS EXTRA.
FIeisht must be prepaid.
Wharf and Once, LIGHT ST., foot OF Camden,
Baitimores e. X. CANNON.
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IL NJ Glatard has invented harness WI fcb
can De detached from the horse by merely nal
ing rem Specially devoted 10 that purpose
Tnis permits edriver, in case bis horse becor1es
unmanageable, to let bin 60 entirely freed FIR,
me harness, and So tina. he will not be Likely 10
i1jure himself - "
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HUDSON RIVER RAII.Ro.n

EEGS;6STFiissAsk h,;,ss i i!Aki9t E. sSS
From Chemosi s,t NY. from 5 tn street
xps = n5d g. m, Is Q. m. and ass
Troy and Afhany with no. u - sauna.,. A.
:. sleeping carl To- Pm cluoed IN
rossh5Ssse,,s train 9, 8 q. ~, and lie p m
sss ss :, train s7..1 &c g N sspa a..
as. * LIZ wa IN 20 m, aid 50 and
Fishklll tam, SD 2: m. s. > IN. "'
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HAyE Ja FRENCH I.S.; z k!!GaasyEIN, -
per. coiorsd borders. raisd and pIsiS. VIZ 3bs ks.
vsiopes 70 Estoh Also. Flag Paper Of oil kinds,
sl seo v w e MesaSsS k5vssopes 70 match
A larKe assoFtmsnt Of Stationsry.
,Nsv f9lt Papers resolved dAiiyi Ps,ars from
-. FRRN0H 4 gISHsrEIN,
~ b1S Penn, aueppe.
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MILITARY BOOKS.

r MILITARY BOOKS.
II kENCH a klCHSTlEN have An M reoeixs6 /.
ot All kihds, which they offer IRON ten 10 fft.
per cent below the regular retail pnoes,-in,
"A new edition Of Hssdse's Infantry and Rifs
Forees' Volunteers' ManusI vol. 90
klle.s ComRendipn Of Hsldee's Tsctio.. se
Sr9sss MIlitsIy Surgery, 80
9enens flelo toruf cation and Outpost esch N
Aeroses Tsctics, cheap edition, $50
Ehs soldier.s Guide, oomplets mammal 40
Is norn. ~ ~ sc OF the Volunteer Militia and
as ua sesf ofinsrsenss 70 e: u. g. fSisatsy sse
ChArts, Guides, &c : - "&'
fnss, Badsss And Medsis Of ever, description.
Any OF the asove sent by mai FREE.
,,m ~ fhksCRA klCRsfkr>.
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GUNBOATS YoR rHn WESTERN RIVERS.
QuARTIRMAsIER GKNERAL,s OprIcR,
Vaccination, Jxas IL, 1851
PROPOSALS are invited for constructive esun-
boats upon the Western rivers
organizations will be Immediately prepared and
may be examined at the Quartermaster's Once a
Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, and at this once.
proposals from boat bull eTs and engine build
crs alone will be considered,
Plans submitted By bidders will be taken into
consideration. Nj C. m EIGS
ieIs Quartermaster General United Stsis
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49, sA EESsHS a$A Hs s sssSy35H, Clio

RAILROAD.
or And after May lstn, 1851. the trains Will run
more.aMail, except SundsyD q s. 50 A. ~; EI-
Press dairy q 5. g N. Both Train. 60 directly
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
m Between Baltimore and fiedmont axe the A. M.
Tralni between Piedmont and WheelinE tate 40
eommodadon Train, leaving Piedmont AZ s. 90 A
and between Grafton and rarkerrburS. ale
the 81 A M Train from Baltimore.
ATS NJ; and Frederick az $50 A. All.
=; I IN. EhLiCOTTs MI LIS u RAIN leave Bal
ana ElIleotss Mills at 7Ao and li.so A. ii. and SO
60, apply TO J; r. ENGLAkDE DAT Aren't. "a M;
Station, or ~ the Ticket once
SMITH.
Master of Trsusporticp
L.. n. COLE, Gen'l Tiokst Sss.t
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Doors AND sHQ 2Ts TO sUI1 vlE
and SHOES, and ooy SANITY reoeivins 49,
snIlJ OF eastern made work Of every de-
scrSpIop, made expressly 20 order, and will ii
heretofore charged In thIs city for mleh inferior
Persons in want Of Boots and Shoes of eastern Or
slH made work, viii always ind good assorsmen
u store And as The lowest prices. Give ~ call.
-. ~. enIFFtN BRO.
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aG7o FoEE 5,kNT1 SSSSSSEEf& u ofD

L..ys. The l9ves .Pd e UNION DOCK, BALI
% e'oleet p. NJ. taking passengers and feisht and
eonnectine With the Railroad LINES. 20 ard fiom
West, Immedist.IY ar the arrival Of ID: Express
Train rom New ok and p Philadelphia.
The following is the schedu,e:
From New York TO Fort Monroe and hack Sa
Prom Baitimofs and bsof. .....-... ~
PPRoCURE YOUR TICKETsn
In Ney York ct the New Jersey Railroad Once
foot Of CourtaBd street.
In Phi sdelphIs, at the Company's once. N. w.
corner of Sixth aud Chestnut streets or at the
Depot, Broad and Prime streets.
10 Baltimore, on board the Steamers. foot of
Union Dock. HUGH OCONNER,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-09-24
FEMALE BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Mrs, 3, ], MCCORMICK PRINcIpax

The thirteenth annual session of tnls Ins.itut,on
house recently occupied BY Sylvester SCOTT, EsS. :,
No. $50 King street.
lhe course Of study pursued will oompriee all
the branches resuisite 10 . thorough Engliah Edu-
,ation, and Music, French, Latin and Drawing, Il
la addition TO day scholars, Mrs. Mccormick 10
prepared to receive limited number of pupils a.
1osTsers, who, eolgtitu tns part of her own fam
ny, Will be under her immediate care and mpervI-
SION. She Will endeavor, ss far Is poasi bio, to sur
Of Home. t-.-T
RCTtse.s-Rev. SEQ. II. Norton, Rev. Or. Elias
Csc, Edgar snovden. Ess.. I'd mund +. wilmer
Ess., Henry MsIbury, Est., Lewis Mckenzie
Editor Evening Star, Bspjamin Waters. Bss Jas
EntTisle, Jr- Esq, Col. John w. Minor, Loudoup,
BrethsIs
Board, with Tuition IN Al the English Branches.
e2oofor tho annual session-plJable semi annually
IN advance.
Music and Languages At Professors prices.
III No extra charges. an d-tf