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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, WEDNESDAY MORNING.
EDUCATIONAL.
ST COLUMRA,S
FEMALE ACADEMY,
Fifth ST., ZanesvrIIe, ohio.

! TENHIS ACAHEMY Is CONDUCTED BY SISTERS OF
the Order Of ST Dominic, and is provided with cOm-
petent and experienced Teachers who will spare no ef-
those entrusted to their charge
The Course Of Study is divided into four departments
and each department having its distinctive
studies assigned u.
The discipline Of the school Is firm and uniform: bu,
mi and parental nremitiing attention will be given
10 the health and comfort OF the pupils.
The Academic year consists Of two sessions of five
months each, the first commencing on the first Monday
of September the second the first Monday of Febru-
The sessions will be closed with public dis
rbuuon Of premiums and honors, the first Wednes-
day in July.
Terms per Session. Payable I'm Ad.
For Board and Tuition in the following branches: Or
biography, Reading Penmansbip Geography English
Grammar, History, Arithmetic Geometry' Astronomy.
Rhetoric Composition. Criticism. Principles of Natural
Philosophy Chemistry, Botany Nentsl and Moral Phi
osophy, LOg, &c &C., S45, $50 and SIS, according
the department Of the pupil.
Extra Charges.
Music Piano per Session. .................. sl2 90
Music Guitar per Session. -....-..... 10 90
Bed and BEDDING per Session. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Washing per Session. s 90
Stationery. if found by the Institution. per Session. 90
No deduction will be made for absence unless occa-
stoned 5y sickness
Pupils entering after the commencement Of Session
will be charged only for the remainder that Session
Boarers required bring table furniture pkns
and all necessary articles for the toilet.
The uniform is black merino dress, with white sun
bonnet
Business letters to be addressed to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR OF ST. COLUMBA'S
Zanesvile, Ohio.
Terms for Day Scholars.
Tuition per Session, Second Junior Department IS 90
First " - q gn
' Second Senior Department.. 90
Elementary Department. nt....................... 90
septic dim
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MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.
6AlEh'S HEAD DISPEkShR)
skaScsTKE,s.n

ON A NEW METHOD OY
treating Vcnerial Diseases, inclu.
ding Syphilis in all It's stages.
Gonorrhea, 6ieet, Structure, Vari.
coeile. and Hydrocele, Diseases o,
the Kidneys, Bladder &c, with
out mercury containing 4 VAL
liable treatise on thatwide-spreaf
malady OF youth, Seminal Weak
ness, Nocturnal Emissions, Sexual
Debility, tmpOtency, &C., the Sc
cret iniirmities Of youth and ma
turltv arising from the haneful
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21
PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS
r. a L r o AID
1868. ~ u E 1868.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
New Route TO Chicago via Kskome.
81 MILEs SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE


nN AND AFTER MONDAY. APRIL 90 1885, train.
" trains viii be run follows
Chicago Express Train will leave Indianapolis al
12.35 p NJ, arrive at Kokomo $40 p NJ in time 60
make close connection with and
Chicago Air Line Railroad for LOgansport vapersiso
and Chicago. and arrive at Peru sf 4.2O p NJ
Returning the same train will leave Peru NJ l2O A. NJ
making close connections with the night train from Chi
csgo, and arrive at indianapolis At $40 A. M
Mail Train viii leave indianapolis az l.35 p NJ
stopping at all stations and arriving Peru in time q
make connections with the trains the Toledo end Wa
bash Railway, for Wabash Huntington Fort Wayne To-
IedO and Detroit.
Returning the same train will leave Peru st $40
A. NJ, after the arrival Of the train the T. w.
from the East, and arrive at Indianapolis 1000 A NJ
IN time 20 make connections for all points East South
and West.
AChcago ExpresstraiE will leave Indians polls at s20
p NJ. making close connections kokono with
Logsnsport, Valparaiso and Chicago and arrive Al
Peru at Los A. NJ in time make connection with trans
going East and West the Toledo and wabash Rail-
way.
Returning the same train will leave Peru Al I2i5P
making close connection Kokomo with the trains
on the cincinnati and Chicago Air Line r. r. from Chicago
Valparaiso and Loganspor and arrive Indianapolis al
4l0 r. NJ m time connect with the evening trains for
Cincinnati, Louisville and other points.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent.
vi. hALOTT. General Ticket Agent. feb2s 63-dIy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-21
From aSliiu.ton.

WAsHrNGToN. October 20 1t has been ru-
morcd tor several days that Rosecrans i to be
relieved from his commend, but queries of those
best informed have failed to elicit either aifrma
ton or denial
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For each subsequen: insertion, snd for each snser-
ton of eaeS additional square 33I
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indianapolis and Madison
1865 ME - 1868.
New Arraog ge I'm Co ou nee W a
day. Ee N. y.

day. Feb. ?. 1861.
FFNNO passenger trains daily Sundays exceptedl be-
tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave the Union Depot Indianapolis, al 80 a. N
and p NJ. arrivin di-on at II 35 A ~. and :. 50
Pm.
Leave The Depot At Madison al A. N. and r. NJ ar
irving At Indianapolis a; IL A. ~ and sloP.M
The train leaving indianapolis at 30 a N. connects
with that leaving Columbus at e45 A NJ for. Selby-
vile and Nashville. arriving al shelbyville st lo35 NJ
aud Rushville 81 To- r. NJ
Leaving Nashville ai i - NJ. shelbyviIe 2.55 =.
NJ connects al Columbus with the | and NJ train ar
irving at either indianapolis Madison the
This Road forms line with the Packets At Madison for
theirsnporation Of freight between Cincinnati and In
dianapos and points West
Tariff Of Freights a. low a. by any other route.
Shippers and merchants West will fnd II 70
est 70 ship by thi. line
nc
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From the Army of the Potomac.


HEADQUARrERs ARMY OF THE PoroNAo. IN TIL
FILED. Va, Octo5er 10 y esteriay a recOmnOis
sonce was made by Col Chapman, anu portion
OF the first brigade of Buford's cavalry division
composed of the oth Illinois aud 5th New York
cavalry regiments. Col Chapman visited Aldie
Chantilly and Draiuesville without discovering
the enemy.
1t was discovered that Stuart, with his cavalry
hao passed the day before in the direction oil
Aldie. and yesterday toward Leesburg. Ii is be.
heved they are en- route for Maryland
1t Is aScert1ined this morning that the rebels
are building fires along the railroad track from
Manassas toward the Rappahannock thus de
stroyiug the rails and rendering the road unfit for
use, and also destroying all the bridges along the
route
lt Is almost conclusive that this movement OF
Lee Is ru'e 10 deceive Meade bv leading him to
expect raid Oa LARGE scale while the real Oh
lect Is To keep Meide from advancing his force
The rebels ia the Meantime are hurrving rein
forcements to Bragg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-30

PROM CT HHRAL GRANTS ARuY.
The Rebels bsat " make Q 6Aaud 1T Dal .
tsn, 6essaiR-keaGssreet Recalled eyex
Aas1vslir - AID DISSG.-~-
CRAqTASoooA. Eov. Rs.-Thsse has been ne
lighting ct the front 70 day The enemy have
Concentrated brtow and near Dalton, with O
view Of makfng ssaud.- Oar line Is beyond
ktnRsold. 5sF1 z.s s..st ,-. & =. s} &! .a,.sE7
An order from Brsgg recalled General Ioas.
erect from before Knox villa on the morn ins
OF the 96sh- snd he, ls noW~endeavoring to 1aia
that ehiRfteip near Dalton by q rsreottoue route.
Cul sct3Son from Knoxville - Bridgeport
Ia all that can b deeinsd. 80 3ttl 80 -
Later fzsm KnsxviIie--<3ensral Burnside
btill Hsld1ns Oat.
C1HCiHNA9I, Nov. 29.--Tha latest news from
kDoxsi ille received here 10 10 W WeduasdRy, the
25th inss.' The north part Of the to wn had been
hurned, ipcluding the railroad Depot bat 0su
Burnside vae cheerful, and esiit condasat Of
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From Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Noy. 2S.-xaptaan Cox, toe mate
and clerk OF the steamef Dahs, were arrested
end Will b tried by military oommiseion,
ehsTstd with crossing ~ bal cavalry, OF Ha y {.
. The eouth EIDE or The Oum mberlaad nvsr, pear
Fort Dnnetson. taaz IS - ~ ssIaz@ 2 p fe<, .
Colonel Lsngdom, OF ths i0.h Ohio regiment,
will I OF recover. - Sc .sE So ..-s : :
Col Long encountered portion Of Wheel
9, ,'t cay alry at Cleveland yesterday, and after
"a severe fight they zwe1e routed. Loss not
stated. - $Ess
There was heavy rain here last night, and
the lrmht rlLnd liver is now rising rapidly.
There Is nine feet Of water on th~ ehoais.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-30
ODD FELLOws' HALL.

MOeDA, NIGHT,
BLEEgIr or "A "a h9TUN GIrx oRrHAN
ASVLI ..-
TUEsD,. NIGH.
w n a N7
WITH REW rONCER-
Admitt.nce Is cents -" &C., 9 na Bill. ey
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re Priz- St, sner H.r.lI :, R..,..

ih' frfze STEAMER HeraId at Bssssa.
EcefoH, Nov. oe,h.-rhs Brit.h st-a..e;
HeI sld, N charge Of Acting Master kim. ffota
tSt RoyaL 6, o, arrived here the morning,
Ste was esIsur.d October 2sth. BY tAe q snnoSS
T:ots, on the bahama Banks, while on ~
rGs>nse n ON Savannah 10 Nseesa. She hss
two bul dred and sixty -ons bales Of cotton %
t0Nf6. - &C
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u ApscAl opRs o. nuprgRa
Dk, MARHH

e. Dr. MARSH, = s. "a :
Fror, The Puysiesl Insttu's Of Marsh Brothers,
eerIer o BfosdvsJ ard Ann streets Ns1 York
city ubo - devoted man yeas to the tr t mt
cfsh mia or Bppture, aesi,sa to inform tbo,s
sfiIstsd Jstidfr In "sshis ston and subnrbs that
b.. bss ,alen Rooms At sos 2 street, between lish
ard 7ia, in his oitv. VII re b. can - ecu ul:sd
.ov . J.w weeks from phs let Of December. TX smi.
ostsoa made soa And ID sies gwen grataitously.
In addition 10 russss. be Wilt also have on hsn3,
s.Iest sss yrtnsT 3 u 6ih ElsSt.c stook inxs IN
E,s~Csps. for vssiaoss y ssns ana s~oilen aiB.x
eik EIssti Bel ne fer Aldo ntssi Ia sport PrI,p-.
,Is Ani Iassru nente sp.9,nsory Bsadssss for
ysrieosale taume nts for s. siuds Of Physical
De,rfr i,es. sdch ss GOV Legs, Enock Knees. Oar.
yatr, .f.hs spine. A10. baosIisf Braces. &c.
O& &c hours from 0 m unul .. N. Sundays,
Q. n. un ii p.m 49, = - 50 nnN-Ivta =
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ADJUSTMENTS

-F0taD'0 Ne ~ TH4 ArEa,
,s.., -, ,,fssfa ,s.sfa ssnssff ~ Asoy. :.
sze.f f.1a, +s:ss:s. +s.:s:s - ss,.s::S s.'''
% rs hosp.5, Ey3tgs.r y. lsss., 50 'i.1
aaess'sBa" IS ss,sf sTslS. ,@ go.
Il, sess. sA.sy fsl s6aascrs, & 81 e 7-g -. -
80 .; :. AitssRfsS NJ fsfiIs e ;a1; sf1s COMPANY,
~. s.:,,bs. sr.t ,7ase q ,k. o1.i,,, .1s..,.
fHs l.vIsIsl4 pAasos.
s:s's,ss 4: s:..ss;i .: !; b.....
= 4 4ss,osoE.s z ! s:ds si'1..,1 . ~. 49, =
sss 81 sGs,e !. s$:...fsos :;s .ss.
. oaevER's TAEArER, q .
Pesasysssrss Aosas.e, ssar Wiusras Hstea 3.
LaesAAs es",'A..,-s s..--r....-.....- Dissssss.
- lAhESsD ATTRACTIONS, "a,
hokp.y; se,snss. .. les, .a
IA. tAv,h n:r1siTi r;LSSfil llstS's!.r lHsAtt;'is.rrt ARD
f''iS. s1. '%<s ss sis:i Fl ;,s Ill s"d The e'''
J., IAN rIi in .sd r..i ssrsisa,si II .asis {, ,s,.
Ne AAvfu.9a Z ettN 10 -: F.bae. fui Evo.u-
nsns thous - Bs,ane
q. ne ara SIX sul srsa or "a sRosa PEN ;~s-
'uhsn hilifpe Nm. rh,lipre sP.ui hsrtiDesti
s,rins Tin. fyapho how ss; Toa,is: and Gran. Or
ie T.; s s,
~tSPICIAL NOTICE - II --
M inTT6ItP persons siti 6~ adnt d persons
who s'uts Beat. OF Brxas for the oo>7 7.a.y Of
Imp OYER Ar.cnrsrii.f .Git tbs ssoa,y paid. -
'Ee .sIe 9oshef par'tes n sasv hH a pf .venta3
and h. Sd htset ,e mt shf MD they have Oh
tai ed seDis. ion This rule will ~ ris'dtS l.
tArY Authorities -. r.. ~.
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Dko1YslOR P. YIshHxS

OOfrLLon DAHp.
M. PIeRIA fskss great DleAsare 20 snuosnc. 70
tn ffisnds and Euklie that he AAe orsApis~d ~
i.psSsfsl1 eoustss . liberal share o. 1ubie
fasos. Hsdtenes s2-Dsr Of Psna. svesps anA i.th
e4ycete. E01ceeAR AoUss. or 70 l., RIOS GAS
P.ta. av. htt. lstk soA y no tss
f>OEUMR MRlA OOkH BT AHp ePRIR8 BARp-
~ fhs a.dsssansd rssSestfAlls .aaaon,ses -.
10 tAS IShhs, thAt he 10 Yso4y 70 furnish hudef
or prfyats 1altiAs, B%lss. fis- Etes, Psssaes,
Axheitteas. ~. VIII s1y no nhs! * AlSads .
re11iS aS the shortest mott b. Leaving ofdorp
q yoa1 IssnaAh, sosnss u .19asIlxaaiA. .vsase
as4 ~ strsst se6. =, - hxH1T ISDxAG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-30

ST. LouIe, -kov. 20 The etaatner Silver
Wand, I m st Louis 70 Nash vilIs, with full
earso Of 6ove,pmsIt stores and about on.
hupdred horsee. wae snnk yesterday N orniny
a. sout tw. niy. I've miles aboye enairo 1t is
thought sle cBI not b., raised, - 81 - - =
TIE Vi 'alhrf hae become very cold here pincs
yestsIday n OF ming. the theIm ome k4Franeins at
1renSsl so is GtpItts fellow the tres sinr potnt,
and lie begins TO arrear onsthe rfv,r - -, .
The sumter at Bsrm uda a~-6hp is absut 20.
IA Re>ume heesOfd Tssae.2 - - = y -
q sRctT TON, Nov, 2s.rA letter received 10 this
nonDcse the srris 81 IL dat port o. the rebel
ftkmfI Spmh Z, sroYns sWilmj6S Sfon N Al, with
dshsse hnntIed and ny bales Of cottln shs
,. Ports .het epr etspinrrr from 6ermnat and
within Athors sin1ss q be Sumter ts psinss =
bla, H. srd i nus,ud 70 l.iverpr0i tore .eis an
ouias a. rss ums her qsd trade Of p,rassnG. = 4
49, y&-aA e N -" -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-30

$40 ''Vfsrn STREET. SO
-- .JBELLBw Co,
NAEU FACTUR RERs' AGENTa
Permanently. estabi.hed in issa
QUARTERLY sALEa,
Independent of the great advance Of all kinds OF
FANCY GOODS, DO.
We have determine ~ to depart from oar
ususl custom st this s.aasp. - are boand to sell
cb. per than the cb-Apeat Ne Are . sssRts for the
rsle Of hcCIain'r celebrated Oosoanut and Quiuoe-
seed ..s
C6LO6NEs EXrRArTa, &e
Also, OHRisrIANAB CULOGNEs,
-, !, = - ExrRAors, &c.
AIso Worsleyis = Premium Hon.y, Palm, Almond
and Windsor T0,LET eOAP5,
Also TAYLORT RANCY eOAPS,
Pu40p In Family Boxes 70 suft puYehssers,
a--.. WAoiesak asd Ksoil.
Also, Full Lines Of Notions and Fancy Goods
? -.+a" All Of which We oaer At the
Nsnaise or. rs' Prices, freight addsd.
The TRADE, DIALI R. do. .. ...- " f..-
.. 49, HoUsBKEBPBRs, go -
.. .- - 500 And PIDLARS,
Are respectfully solicited.
We suAEsntss tossn as New Yosh and Philsds,DAta
vxses. ~ Ps,ssA ~ tAe Attempt. .-
-r P.J. DlLL1W CO.,
10 Elm $40 Seventh street; wssainstsa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-30

OANTER8U:sY HAL,
MUSIC lCAErEBBURY. AND
h ScAsTERBUat THEATsa
LOUISIANA AvENUa.
: Eear Of National and Metropolitap Hotels
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-30

~Twfnty two no.orious "oopp~rhAads,s
have been arrested near Jsekeon viila, lliinods,
,os sstsnP.i9s 2 throE sss,. o. eass q Ne
ros d, with view OF rsecpinE dese1tsrs un6er
chareecf proper omcef. - =.
~ The town OF York, Pa. oelabra4ad the
y,eto,ifs OF Grant BY the ringing Of bsais and
shoutinE. and sven the copp .rhead buseess,
nho walked ten miles II surrender the town
TO Early at the time Of the late nyaston. was
eons'rsined to have the borough Dag Aying TO
ga few days ego. man who. forty years
hsck did q large grain and shipi ~ b0efnsss'in
New York. and was among the mo., iuAoenttal
n. Ichaats In the ne.rspoli., wa. admitted .
ct too fest living =. 80.
~ DR.. AIsssad. who formerly bore. q most
excellent character In haIr ushprx. Pa, has
be- n .en.encsd % thn yeare' imprisonm.nt q
VI q pepit nttary for producing All abortion
ul on q young woman, .reby eausiag her
dfhth.>g5lt t.I-.E" u. ~ - =. : !7..I-
~ A. Rhode Islsndsr who had enlisted IA
iht rebel army, and was taken prisoner aho9t
TINE fHo, wrote TO an uncle Ia Newport for
aid. I ne appeal y "a ans y cred by the pres
tnf Of rope. with directions for it's speedy
psp. esE~ s = zsi ,.sE - = .
- The coal speculation Is now traced 70 the
Isct tnht the transportation companies o1u ne
mines, carry their own coal 10 mark-ts And 1AB
me coal of other mines and carry sAat Also q
their own properly. H = -.
dr. aftpd, he teleer aphed 70 his father, sskinx.
"a la. ht should do. The father replkad: ,3o =
feht for your country unui the Febeliton IL
cfus b. d, ,.r- FE s-srr ~ s. 8- - Cd 80.
y Jotn whir, jr., ex postmaster OF -HoSs.f
skeb j., and st pretenta jns' 10 Of the ueSG =
ha. zen arress~s = for shd ucung and uednefa8 r
. Dung efri Of that city. - = = : ssy.s -
:. wORTHTRyIka "a dashipg and fashtQnAble
vice says thr thinks OF ssneteG come &ebiis-s<
m n fer hYesch o. promi. =. 80 mat ias xofIa
sm.y .row thar she Ie in the nsr set j,sfzi -
~The citizens Of st Panl are rejoSchae iAt
ha ing solved the fuel que .tfon snpd pu4 Aas..
end % ihe yvtrd osnr6ly by tie dis eoyeEy of
In. ,hapeiible, bedssof peat neariAatesty u -.
~ The Montreal ut}azette" rays ahe etni 9faes.
tiou TO the United States has been ssEy. .Sxt;n.4H
ave from shat sicipitr for sorne sime pasks ,sgY
~ Jsmeez u. Ciay.is very ssck Ia AzoAxN&.
uis pl,ysl ian denies tina, he waa c6ncefnfd ii 4
s6e late yebrl plot sl .sZls Y - s5itasl9
- IL Secretary Caleb B. Smith = 4xssSiilD !.
10 1Ddssnspol,A ~ a. ast 81 - sssisg
-: .ss--sxss a4A.,rr.s !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-30

.e- SANTA CLAUS 10 COMING.
fcYSi-TOYsLrOYS t-roYs,
3, FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
PoR HOLIDAY PRssEErs.
Sust received At .--...
.-. p. J. BELLEw co.'s,
d $40 sevsnth street.
81 Sbe Largest snd Choicest Selection Of
FBxhCH. EN9L1eH. AMERICAN sad -..-..
9EAhAE TOYS and FAHoy GOODS
ever opsoei n Wasbinston. eonsrisinx In Ss.t
elegant Git ard Broase Vsses, every s;sN In shs
trade. for presents; Ladiss and 0onts Psuey " Work
Bozes, Writing Desas, Fancy Csbas. Ladies' rrav-
cling Bags. Estshelx, Richly ornanented Char
Stands. ~aakirs Dclls. full Isas Of ohsra and
Wax Dolls, Fancy Match ssfss Horses. Carriages
Bussi.s. Wagons In Thousands. Bu sles Horns, Poo
Guas, Pistols. kvords, Drums. Canes, WHIPS With
innurnersb.e other RaneT Toys we sse Obliged TO
lesve out fer want Of sp.ee.
We respectfully stEcit . visit from every Lady
and gentleman 10 the community; srAeu eoe-f-
Qi iess. s@ 9 7i-.
wedon't notice CON pstItors Ia this Nps
wekaagaatse 70 se2i at Nsw Yofk Anl PhiIasel.
ph!s p'ieea. ... .E....
ws will sell cheaper than the cheapest. s.t
71s trade respectfully soli-ised. liberal ais-
scunt 10 city and country dealers. @ So
Weak, bG~s ses beas 10 Ger esssbsSsAsasas p
n ss,, Ead e. eGiey IL, aad se~r Jcgtsns Ss szade
81 'PJ HBLLEW T. CO., ..e
S1o nth street, thFea Goors saath Of
'aro IS i'm Odd Fellow Hall
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A yIRy gIaE. ALMOST aI RoslwoOI
"A PlAhO 1ORfE viu be cold Ion SU1iw-
M kETzyR0rrT Music store, eoIps1vvyNV
Penn svenus asd ] ith Ets @E'F 80 ncs
~ 8 .aa#S.
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f1ie exesllsns Tamsly saa Nsvs Joufna.
containing . ersesss <6sieH eftassrsstaar rsaA.
inG tAan caa - sSosadaa ~ other, u pu6alshed
- knoAJ morning -----,& x ---
:. 81 IEanA- scasa. fssaySeas1 - as1sas.z "a
II ~. ssSPys PIT apnun.s. .af.aif3 ax
Ter .ont.S '''.':'''.'..''s.'.'..s'SE Il EkHa
fwsnty.avs sopies. s..............s % 10
ph7iavazsasay eeataina - !. WasAtserA
Kevs" tat Aas made Yax pssas s,sssa1 ~
et1e s1Ats 90 generally tA.ouGhoat he soosA1Y.,
~sAsie copies (in vrAppsss) saa = -
sused n Ne counter, tznunedtafsly aftsr ths Il.
sac 81 The paper. PYiee-r4R8n OaRPA ssS&
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EDUCATIONAL.

THE MIs. rs PnoKs
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AT277 SJkEET
'ro. pott' Kfs., War DE- MAJ Thomas P. NJ 1rss,,
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Msj. os.H Eat1n.H.s.A. ,. A.
Dr IcOmts.A N. L. Ool. 8 q LAthPop
rc 25-es6t
WI 1e6 BROOkEe ENGLIen AND RRaNOH
Boarding ana Lay eehool, No. l3O Penn ~
svsn buildihx. The ninth year and seventesntb
nsnes on Mopday asptember 18th, 1853 CireuIsf.
an be obtainsd 1t the hootstores snd Of the Priu
pal IA a. Am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-30

- The revolutionary propaganda of Prve.
tia having ssn enced M. Bisnark the prime
minister. to deaib, he received the Gratifyine
sf!hsencf IN note as follows:--" he unSSars
sigI ed com mite Of the Yevolu,ionsrT n.cna
sanda has sumnopea you before tie tribunal.
II as unanimously condemned vou 10 deata.
81 q rxso The time for the es ecuts0n OF the SON
rfcf uriI the hYst Week o. tha coming month
Jt u fnii,e for you to eek to ehun, your fatec
ne hHno OF the avenger will follow Won ev.I,
II Iru seek refuge In the most sacred .uof .
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! H Az f-A u.d na-iae,s dsa WITH u
IL aHifai OF ff. wishing to go to toe ta.ta l.
INT bt einsks With = tsrtn-r. can hear Of a so,h
es'fa'r ny callirS at rhe ccrn OF atr-st = nj
t+rLtc1 cutavelus, } irst WAsd. ~asbinxt,a D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-30

~ 1he United Stairs QusrtePmaster at 0<
Louis hs wing threatened 70 coahscass All the,
nay IN shaf department which the oWners
would not cell Rt r~asonabse prices, rs.es have
bttn mat rally reduced. The most oa,r sSeous
e1tor l. ms hare been prscaoed for eons1fne
past tn that city BY pefeons furnishing sop-
pl(e$, r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-30

Q ieloch. A6mitsicr IS and bn oanta
o. PCPCLAR FAMILY HATINRA -. ......-,
fn 10 6t =. eAfUdpAY AFTERNOON
-, NIB. JOHN K @ SuRALL
] B. Py6sGR Ana Teacher Of uaa dox In <,s
n 81 mi: hsd b, II roo1 -yls, acaai-,se e. "a
nH tle6aHee on eDtHrinR oom papy, Unj-ed 20
Ha !. nIh stre+ :, I ear Penn aSeun. vh,ta -
q AID q nt'ens' can take privass lssso 81
an hopr or IN elAAses. - =
RE seeEtre al, ! disn cluh Exrsss for TIA
ti.es;en OF Ieund sAouldsss oas s'd.dnsss, o.
eofniha 1hey 'uperts "a I'll cxlfsthsuioa, and
kiskly j. eor men 81 by 'hs medical peosssdoa
Of Gers OF the Army and navy. ~. -.
For cards OF terms please call at HIS rooms
0.3l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-30

~ General Barton, In com msndof the freed
men Q Soa'a Carolina, having issusd q eiFoa-
IN hat dist.ict upon payment OF o. IS Der scrr-
20 the amount OF 90 acRes. Tha freeausen M
eiaoiy sxatlad themeeavss Of the offer, and are
Lkmte. a'e'-~ 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-30

GAsTzRsIs1 rHEATsa
Rss' Of National and hetropoiitan Hotels
THE GREAT ALLI,NoR RcF GENIUS.
po,ttivsly }VAT -EkE. Q'NEtL} ani ser
last ~sek tflKATHLlkN EEIL.} Irisois ns
Last ve-h ,RRKFsrNB DrFAiRgR.. Ia BALI,
q AIM 80 1ERNLsr'NE DKfAIbER,f ara Soux,
-.,s TX" Of 81 ! Dossbhiy.S s sbhi hs,sn.@' ss,sn
1Ar.,1. E.~ }ce,s Ton e-sss, ,'ss :a
OR. THE klhl9Ss WIFE
TousshntFsv }TgE SgLf{ sy th. Boqnes Of
AMONG TT LAMBS
HEwoLI0 OF FUN.
9En EDXsON
In afatrIite character I'D new scnxs.
kkGAE, IDNARUs,
B-0ODSOGD, OLARKE
- " WILLIAMS. sOL
BROWN, sWAGG ART, Il,
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Il UR hBhJ-ff ~ d-srs bic kE5tUkNCso, Il p
Y A.enGe. First Wa d. now Ia the oeea ,uae, OF
Mise 'r.oks 1t Ia dsrD.d nousc -sss y for 'artas-
r1plabhfion In Yegsrd 10 tae no DE ~ prr @
eisf Ins 10 ent will ex srDine the p p.arnis,s Por
's1r ell al 40 s'rest hatss-n s.a sad 3sh
ftrtets }u.t back ~ Patent OMc- A. Az n q OH
",."rnfnE; At neon. "a aad o',iock; ana o'o!ock
sfS1GGH ..-....a. b.. - ~. ..
? pr - 81 .' ' JAMFe TOW Ea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-30

VnlHr,se .asxa Tor sale 8 ths bsA1 Ofkes srnp-
es., q gi1 cents yer pound. aT T3yH
&s& .~sssAE &SAA8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-30

CRlAT CPPOhfuNIiY-6ROUN Pr % p.
~ ~ ct }srse and ". 'ituated Lot OF 8eouna
a. .sntth and 9TH ire t. sest known ~ par, ni
II Il-tsheT pr.perty. - for re,t for q tsrm Of
years PropnsAli, for ten d ya. wiu be rec. we'd .
sId .f,fms'ion. i'en b~ WILLIAM MeLEtN,
q, hi. Lrn,b Yard. corner Of 18th ant o.aa
sfrscfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-30

H. kLNr-Tvo PeRLOR5 sne hfes OAAM.
1 Bfht ~ pri, ate family, W.T. nov q ID hAni
sen fui Ti'nre eiose By the city rare; ths Hous.
=, three st"r: brick, In The most healthy part of
the city. rhe best of fFene- reou rel Aiiras.
r.. Box 80. Pns' Once M P3-,v.