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CIRCULAR.
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,

CIRCULAR
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA,
Treasury DEPARTMENT,
Richmond. August 22d, 1851.
FFEHE Congress Of the Confederate States has author
4 Used the Secretary OF the Treasury 70 issue Bonds to
an extent not exceeding hundred millions OF dollars
for the purpose Of funding It's Treasury Notes and Tor
making exchanges for The proceeds Of the sale Of raw
produce and manufactured articles and le purchase Of
spicie and Of military stores
Underline authority of previous Act the Secretary APP
pointed Commissioners resident in different sections Of
the States solicit in advance from planters, manuac
uer and others subscription ofthe proceeds of the sale
Of their crops and other branches OF industry 10 be paid
for in bonds of the Confederate States
To the patriotic and Jealous efforts of these Commits
sioners NO less than to the lofty patriotism fthe people
the government IS indebted for au aggregate subscp
ton whichreacheS already many millions Of dollars. The
berahy ofeyeryclass ofthecommauy has been eVinced
The cotton the rice the tobacco and the sugar planters
have Wed with each other and in the first named staple
alone the subscription lib several Of tile States reaches
from one-third to oue-hulf Of the entire crop
1T not proposed, has been frequently explained, to
interfere with the usual ami customary arrangements OF
planters and others in making sale Of theirproduce This
Is not necessary 1t Is only asked THAT each individual
shall indicate in advance the proportion Of the same
which he willing to subscribe the time and place OF de-
livery the factor or merchant in whose hands it IS to be
placed for sale and who Is authorised to pay over the
proceeds and receive in exchange Confederate Bonds
These Bonds carry interest OF eight per cent? payable
semi annually and not 10 be issued oless denomna
ton than hundred dollars, except where the sub
scrpton is for less amount when the limit is fixed at
hltv dollars The payment of the principal and interest
Is secured as viii be perceived, by special act Of Con
gress.
have now the opportunity OF contributing TO the wants
and sustaining the credit of the Government not in
condition make cash subscriptions to the loan pTey-
ousy authorised Their surplus capital was already IN
vested and their command ofresourCes, ID the nature Of
things, mainly to be looked fer IN the future. Upon
such future resources they authorised safely to draw
and the investment proposed from ats CLAIMS on the
score ofPatrousl may regarded altogether as adran
ageoUs and safe any other business transaction.
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No p Charities Street, New Orleans
| announcing to the public at large new feature
IL which We aye lnangurated ~ orr od ans We-estab-
lshed business, II may be necessary to make new re-
MARKS on me
Cause ana Cure oi Hernia, on LlHptuFe.
Inc usual cause Oh hernia Is sihpH tAe Iesu' OIL pres
sure on the lower pht q the abdomen. Inns may Dec
IectedDF cQaghhg nsPaGoh, 3AuiilthS QNer-"eIShs
L occurs also without me person hgh ah now
neaecoea TOOK place, 0.eMay p t.equsAtS
Wi2aJ oelhg aware OF H. ihtg'A Ii 10 pc som 9lI
@lana9 s"eIilhg o'hefS, lancl HIN Llet
seek tine advice Oh c ignorant on lmPoT5or ana inc at
Ter, Ioi me sake o. ie" o"Il.s coi.i7 men worst
fears; "leh ~ feaiit s holhl4z otl a ue elA.
menJ OF the chord, or 'esteS' "ac4 a7Guon requires
quite QlHeLeA5 treatment IN l"cl truss iof Sucu
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up - va D bg-,,1 a. laI be"
III @ T E+f..Io
LIP gyt ,l,1y m IA srffirla c.trriur curl
t1Ian nv Toa eSn 5e. 6at think of theo
WHO lgaEered this morning bdth voa and the sun.
The ittle girl turned heT DriEtl eEas "H 5L neg
,4aLl9, nay gay Iyoa - I-oI tlL- 70 oo-
In .''1 i. I', esry ratnir Il pra,
WaTv kDeIt soleLnnIy down. wih her ewes,
Looking UP earnestly into the lsles;
And two little hands that were folded together,
Softly she laid on thc lap of he4 mother
Good morning dear Father IN Heaven she Sa'a'
- thank thee Tor ""teah4 uis Est-H7 ne 1 oit'
toF LantiIs Sooa al, \, t M ,+:f
Oh keep me from nautiuess aIl' the long day,
Dear Savior who taught little fhildrcn 20 pray
---- - t---------
BE CorETEous.-Ihis precept.o n. P@ter should 5e
oOeFed ny persons OF an az ID Sl'n' ,@ - Ici'l
remembered bE the young, VINO manners tI4a haD's
"Io oi INN 1911 ~, or 7,-,,t y, r7so oror
rI IL ~ H. ittf E,tr,feir6is fIsr2
was q Matchmaker named csiIlos who occupied the
house at west corner Of Front anl Chestnut streets
and kept Of the best regulators il the city The
president resided on the -ou1hfiae corner o Market
street few doors Deio" SIKH "sh was theh quite at
IAe Wesg ehu II I'M Town I9e 4eH,'~i u7.a Ghe'.
no" anu I.gn 10 l'he van eO1| 1+tAJy ~ ol.'
sltee1 Jo 91ALas corner ~ nv .F "a.l' gi loI "
ant VINO was JIen ooy1 A'ea NJ the He.sAooeaoQ' OF
Ula1 eoIleF' vic" "A5 '5i' # '"f = S1''i ~. *
men VINO were exceedingly h2fy ana Ilr'teat no
sooner however u'a " aS.7.5 ap''4s" man S'g.'
man ~ !"1" io7e 1P' ''oN W 's nav pN @.o' "
coFeIsu - perfect 9H-''e1 VIM 5's "".s'. vac
set, "ng4 nahns Dgeh conPlaa. 1'' general M91.d
[eSPeeI.uIl 10" 10 s.s lLlsi ,-g-' o
L.s "aN, leaving l"1.A ~ 1o".'' '.''s " .'-osl '
IoeIe Is d rsal seasg'a" l2L II was ms Dl..-
versa custom " .ellLn III lol NJ ssl% o.5 VII
DoNgu W nun "5'el' 4uI's ,'5 Ssa.'-'r L
IF hat aorogor h. n,,. @ io,roa @
81 1a1 GsII.I"y, =. me- 'i u, Z, ss.'J ~"
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STEVENS 4 SEYMOUR.

(rArH r. R. STEVENS co.,
InsIgorters and Wholesale Dealers
Cutlery Guns. Pistols, PeriHmery. E'ancyG Gods
PAPER STATIONERY, ScHooL AND BLANK Books
PLAYIxG Cams &C. &c,
Nos. ~ AND 81 COMMON STREET, NJ o.,
TINS subscribers having removed ~
- "a - to their new and spacious stores AZ IA
>ss8zS~ (as abovel nearly opposite the S2fs
lI0TS%s, City Hotel and invite the atten- So
" " ton Of city and country dealers 2Ss5.3}
to their extensive assortment Of goods adopted
to every branch Of trade. Wereeelye our goods 60
direct from the manufacturers Doth foreign ana comes
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PLANTATION WAGON REPOSITORY,
Go, 70, 72, Carondelet Street, New Orleans,

WHERE can be found al
ways the large st and
best assorted stock in
the city, made of the
very b e It 5 seas on e d
White Oak, with Black
Locust HUBS, which is
offered at lower prices
than can be purchased
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WATER COLORS.
NEwMANs, ACKERMAN's,
REEVES & Sons OSBoRNEs.
Paper HanginGs, &c,
EUST received large stock OF the above CoLoRs, in
81 cakes and in mahogany and rosewood boxes with
lock and key Also, German COloTs, in cakes and
boxes, fine assortment.
Oil coors, in tubs. English and American;
Canyases for Portraits in frames of SXl0 to 42x56
Canvas in rolls from SO to Sc inches wide;
Stretchers for cauyases, of all sizes;
400 doz fHe sable and camel HAIR pencils;
100 paint and yarnish brushes all sizes;
Tin foil, in sheets and books
Tinsel of all the usual colors;
French and American PAPER HANGINGs.
Doors, Window Sash and Binds, Of all sizes and
description, for sale cheap.
-. Window Glass, dSc......
5000 bXs American Window Glass, all sizes
roo do English and French from Sxl0 to 33x65
300 lights fine Plate Glass;
100 bxs double thick American from 8x1o to 2ox80
1000 lights coorcd glass;
100 Glazier Diamonds
500 bundles glazier tins;
10 tons White Lead, in % to 700 b. kegs;
5000 cansters and kegs coored paints in to l00lb
packages;
$500 lbs. fine French Green, dry and ground in oil;
1000 bbIs Whiting and Paris White, Of my manu-
tacture, fire dried
Paint Mills of Isles and every article usually kept in
general Paint, Oil and Color Store, will be found at
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Dr. J. II. IcLEAN'S
/ STD ENClTHFNTNCT CORDIAL
'A4A' y
AND
I PTN9D PURIFIER.
/ 7,Irr, I'm, m, IN 7,r-7fI,rv IN TuroW0RLQ
LIE 01'I--A ~ -
&S , AG NH mons e
1 SA 1IOSI Ht IN Esg
~ T,,Ii,r,,tf 90 ror5iaI a ~,
81 3 i ii'eft % n, nv AZ ER@s
/I@s N II 7 , n -: -: tff, II sI4Ek
/ Eg& r II Is sIIlEt,l se-1u,-II WIS 81
/ F%3E ~ ana Neget&ole coARoH.IIu' Esi -
a A " procured by the distItta- g.
~ non OF TOOLS "gI'S f,a5 E4
E bark, TeiIo" oosS2 DL.g"
,2I,' , PHI ll lor.1 borE md
EeA INA !" IN, .u -lllii - 80 it, No.
E&J:9 Dandelon enters lAto H.
E#liE cot.P"S 9I1t'1l.;,1 Inv -rf1@nIe
s. LIZ iY aGbFe IelHeolSSl It:If IN
~ = OIL eGCA ll-Le1,o'L 4 f. T. nv a=sst3ssz-
IqF7-9 70 Emo roughly TAsL'.t' sim; After takla-
producing delicious, eAhilelutng spirit anu t,- md
lhi4luoIe femeiiF loi Icuo' 't- a ,Ito+ad invalid
restoring the SICK, suffering ana
het}h ana strength. --,, y,opDT4T
TEcLEAN'S STR HNGIIEz.y NJ n 3 = y y
WILL EFFECTUALLl : ne 1EtryDTrF
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA - - ,LlsIgri
Chronic or nervous debility, diseases o. l 7ac5
all diseases arising from dlsorqcEea gl srgnessd
Dyspepsia Heartburn Inward Piles aqai. =
tile stomach fulness of blood to the leaq' 0g Hines
swimming in the head, papitatton OF tae 'cEr-r
or weight in the stomach, sour eruct4J,glsz
suIocatug feeling when lying down, a. tsrsr fs7as
ness of The skin and ewes night sWcats, ars5a
panin the smalIOf the back, chest or 1.rary
of heat depression Of spirits, til-AJiu gu 5s
Gcsnoudeucv or any nervous disease, SOL -
til, skin and fever and ague gr chll. any -
OVER a MILLION or ~ 4 - rd IN Do
Have been sold during the lastslN mon ~" Te,
instance L, il fair IN oirfrg entire satlslacOll rssr
then will suffer from wcaknessor 0eolHi. "Ao"
Strengthening Cordial will cure Eout .-...fHeiG.
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WAGON AND CART REPOSITORY,

The subscribers
have on h ran d
a n d arr con-
stantly receiv-
ing from their
mandatory, at
Pittsburg, Pa.
Plan tation,
II O a d and all
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50 bbls. large No. mackere
$50 packages No /, bbls half quarter and kits
SO kits and half kits salmon
10 cases SPiced salmon
80 boxes Magdalen herring
go do Goldfish
Wooden-ware, etc.
80 cases wood matches
20 do Clark's do
1a do German do in tin packages
I50 dozen clothes lines
80 do painted pals
lQ9 nests painted tubs, in each
80 do cedar tubs ~ in each
40 dozen wen buckets
70 do ] and gallon cauteens
loo do w&sh-boaTds
5ge do brooms, assorted qualities
Wire and brass selves, scrub and backing brushes
3, ; and u gallon kegs, cedar chuEns
W OGDEN bowls, etc, etc
Spices
80 bags pepper 80 bales and half bales cloves
loo do allspice, 500 mats cassia
100 bbIs race ginger, 1000 ii nutmegs $50 ID mace
Paper.
10000 rcams straw and MANILA and hardware paper
500 do cap letter and bill paper
Playing Cards.
American and Spanish of every quality
Oils.
Lard, sperm whale and cotton seed
Linsecd-raw, aud boiled, English, northern and
Soap.
Magnolia, Colgate Winchester western, etc
Flour and salt
Together with full assortment of all arcleg in the GRO
Gerry and chemical line.
Coffee.
Rio, Java, white and brown Mocha
Cheese.
English dairy and western
Candles.
800 boxes star candles
100 do cOlored wax candles
$50 do New Bedford sperm candles
100 do choice sperm
Bitter.
Goshen-frcsh, from the best diaries
Western-trom the best diaries
Sugar.
Coverings rcfncd-2o5 bbs crushed
Do do 100 do puverised
Do do 30 do coarse pulyersed
Louisiana-in hogsheads and barrels
Do crushed powdered and loaf
IIoIasses.
Louisiana-in barrels aud half barrels
lard.
Kegs and barrels
Raisins-M.R andlayers in whole, < and q boxes
Currauts-l5 casks
Seedless raisin, in mats dates, citron and prunes
Nuts
Pecans, almonds, Brazil nuts, etc
Sugar cured-choice and plain brands
Sides shoulders, mess pork etc.
Beef.
Mess and prime-baTels and tierces
Dried beet-plain and sugar cured
For sale by
Z. J. HART & CO.,
n and 10 TchOupitoUlas street,
ebl2, 1862 New Orleans.
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Camden and Trenton Daily Mail STAGE TiE i


cga z We have just received LARGE assodtrIant or
-e82=z584 RoGKAwAYs, BARoucHEs, BuGGIEs &s (which
are offered at New Orleans prices.
ehaye on hand complete assortment of rImiings
Woodwork &c, &c. and are fully prepared f. mann.
taeture and repair every description Of Carrag ana
Wagon work ROBSON f. ETtfIiTF =
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~ ~ Re-
GAN Ag!AN
verb UCE
A c.E AlN
REMEDY G5I WORMS.

"a Physicians generally now use Winers Canal.
Fermifuge. This medicine is simple yegetgbr NO.
ration and can always be administered with ts,t
safety and confidence as to the result and viii aa@r.
destroy Worms, and restore the patient to health
Over one thousand certificates have been senttogc7,
from planters, merchants and physicians bearing 7ss
mony to the efficacy Of this intaibleremedy Warsnl
in all cases.
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We the undersigned having frequently admipiga-3
Winners Canadian Vermifuge, and being fully saf.55
with its efficacy, confidently recommend it as sasr5
efficient remedy for the expulsion Of Worms G0nHs
intestinal canal. g. o. REILLY,
Licentate ofthe r. c. Of surgeons in Ireland ge
G. w. DICKINSON
Member of the K. c. of surgeons in London st
.5y Physicians, Chemists and Druggists praiset
TESTIMONY OF NEW ORLEANS DOCTORS AND DEUGGs7S
We the undersigned Druggists Of the city Of New
Orleans have sold in our trade Winers Canadian Tern
mge fol ten years past; and since its introduction
into this section of the country 1t has given such salts
faction to our customers that feel justified in saving
it is Of the best remedies for Worms We have any
knowledge Of. HUI. Kennedy,
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e. j. HART & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS IN
BRANDIES, WINES & LIQUORS,
GROCERIES,
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAPER, Etc, Etc,
Nos. II and 10 Tchoupitouias Street,
NEW ORLEANS.

rHyE subscribers have in store and to arrive the follow
ing goods, which they offer to dealers at the most
Tobacco.
500 packages in Il boxes, lbs. IS Is. and los.
$50 do in = and dwaft boxes,
Snuff.
1000 doz. Goodwin 4 Bros Scotch, honeydew and
Macaboy.
500 doz CARROTS Scotch, Rappee and Macaboy
goo doz. Rooms and Lorrilards Scotch, Macaboy.
Cigars.
5000 choice Havana regaa, Londres and llillars.
100000 German regaia, Londres and Millars.
100000 Cuba and Hayanassixes.
80 packages =, 4, and Is, 0tard brand;
~ do do do, Pinet, Castillion Il Co.
100 quarter casks, fine brandy in the customhouse.
200 eight do. do. do.
100 quarter and Fights imitation brandy.
LOO bbls American brandy.
- do blackberry, raspberry, cherry brandy.
. do. peach peach and apple brandy, superior.
tEhisI1ey.
$50 bbls old Bourbon, rye and wheat Whskey.
50 do. Robertson county whiskey.
200 do. rose Whiskey.
100 half bbls Pixies jasmin whiskey.
20 puucheons old Irish and Scotch whiskey
Box Goods.
900 cases st. Julien and Castenac claret.
80 do. white wine
80 do. Muscat wine
500 do. Woltes schnapps, quarts and pints.
100 do. old brandy enc dozen each,
2Jg do. brandy cherries
200 do. champaign cider quarts and pints.
% do. sparkling Catawba wine
50 do. dry CataWba vine.
100 do. assorted brandy fruits.
80 do. brandy peaches.
LOG do. assorted cordials.
$50 do. porter and ale, quarts and pInts.
80 do. absynthe
100 do. curacao, maajschino and kirschwasser
Pickles ana Ketchups.
$50 doz. gall. and gallon pickles, assorted brands
2J0 do. quarts do. do.
l09 do RintS do DO
200 do tomato ketchup, quarts and pints
100 do. mushroom and walnut ketchup, quarts,
pints and half pints
80 cases Worcestershire sauce
Lemon Syrup
100 dozen Lewis Il Bros syrup
. do do true syrup
50 do assorted syrup
80 do raspberry and blackberry syrup
- do pine apple and orgeat
25O do Turner's lemon and assorted syrup
&aranes and Oysters.
$50 cases ] Id. cove oysters
$50 do lbs. do
loo do = boxes sardines
100 do l b, lobster and salmon
30 do 2 10. do do
- do j and > b. fresh mackcrel
Bitters.
1000 cases IIostetter's bitters
loo do Turner's forest wine bitters
50 do Norton's English bittcrs
loo do StougtOn's bitters
AEe and Porter.
200 casks, ats and pints alo-Byass Bass Nerses
300 do do porter, do do do
255 cases do ale and porter, in boxes
Pipes.
Pipes-ofevery variety
Pipes heuds-of assorted qualities
GoodHin's smoking and yellow bank tobacco
Calls do do do do
Tea! Tea! Tea!
Imperial, in half chests, Of every quality-2O0 pkgs
Do in 6, Il and Il ID boxes, do 1900 do
Do in cauisters Of and , ID each 300 do
GuRpowder, in haIfchests, ofeyery quality 50 do
DO in 4 LIB bXs and canisters 500 do
Young hyson, in half chests, ass'd qualities 80 do
Oolong pouchong, do do 800 do
DO do in TO- Is and % TBS $50 do
POuch0ug, in and OF papers 400 do
Tyson skin, do do so do
Twankay, do do . do
NaCkereI. etc.
N hI,Is la,.+ra M q r,oc.orol
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READ TRTSt
NEW ORLEANS MEDICAL NOTICE.

- Sold by Druggists generally. -aprll5
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PTCuWOND TYpE FOUNDRY.

We refer YOU to every Printer in this city.
we desire every newspaper ID tile south TO copy this
advertisement for one month, sending copy of their
paper and receive their pay for such advertisement upon
purchasing five times the amount Of their bill from
Richmond. Va, Nav % 1851 W. p. & Go
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Z n UASkSsuperorH Hams Shoulders and Gear Side
III Justreceived and for sale BY
sep3O ED EBERSTADT
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PATENTED JUNE /, 1861.

ICkINSON'S SOUTHERN C0NFEDERACT
READY PROOF PRESS.
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MRS. WHITING

WILL resume her SCHOOL FOR YOI7Ne.
w CHILDREN on Tuesday, the 18th Sen
TENDER, and hopes her experience in teychinps
will insure her share o. public patronage,
The schoolroom is eligibly situated unon
Washington street, 10 20, adjoining the lot on
which Christs Church is located.
aug 23-lm
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Elue,u1 O1r7eys No. 3 =,
l. The Military Governor OF Alexandra Will
immediately organize a camp OF conVaale3s5cents
straco]ers and recruits, under the following
regulations:
; Ali officers absent from their regiments
without proper pass, approved by thelr olyi
sion commander. will, if their regiments are
stationed in or near Washington, be 0rdefea TO
ioin them in arrest, and the tact, VIII be do'y
reported 10 division commanders by the proFose
marshal.
3. Every officer absent from his regiment
without proper pass, ana whose, regiment -
not near y Washington, will be ordered Dy the
officers Of the provost guard to report II person
TO the,provost marshal who will direct nun III
writing either to proceed to join bis regiment
within tventy-four hours, or within the same
neriod to proceed TO Alexandria, and report to
the Military Governor Of that place for duty at
fhe conyalescent camp. Such an order IS SUIT
fcent authority to pass the guards at the bridge
or ferry to Alexandria.
4. All enlisted men arrested for being absent
without a proper pass will, II their regiments
are mean Washington, be proceeded with as oil
rected by General Orders No. 2, from these
Headquarters. IF their regiments are not near
Washington they will be sent IN squads; once
each day, under guard, to the Military Cover
nor of Alexandria. who will place them III the
convalescent camp =,
5. The Military Governor Of Alexandra will
enforce the same regulations 50 tar as regards
that city
s. The Military Governor Of the District Of
Columbia will cause daily lists Ct the officers 50
ordered to report. to be furnish ed to the Mill
tarv Governor Of Alexandria. The Military
Governor of Alexandria will cause a complete
register to be kept OF all officers ordered to re-
port at. and separate register OF all enlisted
men sent f., the conyalescent camp, and will
communicate daily to the Military Governor OF
the District Of Columbia the names Of all OIL
GERS who should have reported to him within
the past tWenty-four hours, but who have failed
SO to report: and he will transmit weekly to
each division commander a transcript OF the
register for the past week 50 tar as relates TO
his division
!. All recruits arriving for regiments which
are not near Washington, will be sent to the
convalescent camp.
8. As far as practicable the convalescents,
stragglers and recruits will be organized in
squads according to divisions of corps, each
squad in charge Of an officer from the division
or corps. 4 competent officer should be as
signed to the command of the camp.
9. Shelter will be provided for the officers
and men, and rations for the men.
TO- All enlisted men received at the conya-
descent camp who are without haversacks: can
teens and blankets, will be supplied with them,
and such men as are fit for active service will
be armed before joining their regiments.
By command Of Major General Banks:
RICHARD B. IRWIN.
Captain 4. D. C.: Act. Asst Adj t Gen.
4 hospital steward in Washington, named
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WENTWORTH SEMINARY

WIN I " . kS11 NGWIWERY.
rOR Young Ladies-ALDERT i. RAss
Il FORD, Principal. D1N'',-
The duties Of this institution Willie resnnaa
on Monday, Septemb Der 18th. '''e'
SEP l0--lM*:
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SOAPS.

XETE have been appointed agents for the salo
w Of anew and very superior brand Of NJ
lily WASHING SOAPS, which We wish to
introduce in this market
Our customers will con- 1T their interests b.
using these SOAPS. We lave in store an our
usual large assortment Of FANCY TOILET
SOAPS, viz: Brown Windsor, White do, Ho-
ney, Glycerine, Almond, Silver, White and
Notified CASTLE, Transparent, in Balls and Bars;
also Soap Powder, Concentrated Lye Sc, &C.,
for sale by LEADSEAIER q co.
mo 81 Nos. 5 and 7. Sor+'t Fairfax street
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The \. 7. World says: 1T is understood
that Mayor Opdyke has received an intimation
from the government that measures had better
he taken BY che city OF New York to prepare
Tor possible attack upon the city by one of
the several Confederate iron-clad steamers now
known to be ahoat and ready for mischief
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coyvALEsCENTs AND sTaAGGLERs.

f,E>porA RrERs, DEfEScEs or " AsIltNGr2N,
September TO- 1862
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-17

MISS ELLEN MARK viii resume the du-
AI ties Of her SCHOOL on TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER 16 The school room IS plea
sanity situated, at her RESIDENCE "a King
street, between Columbus and Alfred Terms
for English br3 inches as usual. Music and
French at professors charges. aug 25-co5w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-17

General Pope was serenaded in Chicago, on
Friday night, and responded He says that
his relations with General Sigel have always
been of the most cordial and friendly character;
and again: 'sWhatever wrong may have
been done me, make no complaint. =
The commissioner Of Indian affairs, Mr..
Dole, reports to the Minnesota Legislature an
interview with Hole-in-the-day at Fort Ripley
The Indian chief was very bold, and Mr.. Dole
regarded further outrages as imminent.
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PAINTS AND GILS.

PAINTS AND GILS
T EWIS' PURE WHITE LIZ D, Raw ard
IL Boiled Linseed OIL Spirits Iurpentlhe, ant
full Supply Of Colors Of all KINDS recelyea ana
for sale at ii; GOWN
Wholesale and Retail Drug
jy % Store. 80 Alng street