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Destructive Fire at ShreVepOrt-The
Best Portion Of the UlIy DESTROYED
Large Quantity OF Cotton Burned,

The aourishing and enterprising city
of Shreveport has been visited and we'll
nigh destroyed by terrible confiagra-
ton. The fire began in a cOtton-press,
near the Shreveport Hotel, which was
stored full of the combustible staple.
and as a stiff breeze was blowing, il
spread with great rapidity. Several
adjacent warehouses and presses, all
filled with cotton, caught fire, aud the
flames in immense volume rolled with
uncontrolla5lestrengthin in all directions.
The fire spread most rapidly in the di-
rection OF the river and woods, below
the hotel, and were only stayed by the
material giving out The fire also
spread diagonally toward Texas street,
the buildings on which were burned
1t also reached to the Courthouse, but
we believe this building was saved.
The extension of the flames was stop
ped by Courthouse Square.
The portion Of Shreveport laid in
ashes was. the newest, most substantial
and best part Of the city. All the
largest and best business houses and
stores we're in this section, and THEN
blsckened and charred ruins form 8
sad monument over the activity ano
bustle Of trade, which so recently pre-
vailed there.
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nOOK AND JOB I.RINTING.

CAMERON. WAI. q CJ.-Book and JOB Printers,
[ gmI pa fishers Of The Da y and MeeBy
IS1Ion. Printers Alley. between Union and Dead
enc streets.
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Daniel Andreas, late Postmaster at
Glencoe, Illinois, confessed, on bis
death-bed, to the murder Of s return
ed Californian, ten years ago, robbing
him Of $4,000, and the murder Of two
of his own children. He meditated
the murder Of his wife also. This
is only surpassed by the recent dy-
ing confession Of The Canadian
farmers wife,.Who poisoned TO death six
persons, two Of them her own children
and the recent crime discovered in
Pittsburgh, where woman stands ac-
cused Of poisoning six or eight persons,
and is suspected Of having poisoned q
number more.
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r,,pTRp NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
Deals ia Exchanges ouFenmeut H1lufiAes
sad CON. Collections promptly ag.snded %
cod stocks and Bonds 3. Ia on Domml-lon-
" w. BEuaY, President. ED9AE JlNEs, Ca hlef
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point some l2s miles from this city, at s.
m on Thursday morning, the forward
wheels Of the engine ruE Of the track aud
PreciPitated the train upou the rocks. The
fireman was killed and several ears badly
damaged, but the passengers escaped uuin
jured. The accident Was caused by a too
high rste Of speed.
WAsHNeros, Sept Sit Col. Chandler
formerly in the rebel service, who made an
inspection Of the Andersonviile prison, tes-
tilted as to the indiferencs Of Gen. WinJer
as to the COM 'ort snd health Of the prisoners.
Winder said to him, it would be better to
let one half the prisoners die so that they
could take care Of theremaiuier. Windsr
was promoted.
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uFARR, THOS S.-broker, corner Union ano
nj College street,, buys and sells Sold. Utcur
T.n. Money, Government Securities and vouchers
Ctuecu0us attended 10 promptly.
Also buys and sells on muIsa0n.
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engineer Saw Mills for Sale

CEALED PRpPOsaIl8. ust1 d. o'rf1-l r, e.-
- 'eiaD i.-n, ~ i1e undsrs. rua.l through p ID
BOZ =. .'f t1s R1oFe narnet saa sd II
tle pi Owen. la1e, Dyer a Coz
q p iaii'itea, ono Do ilrn cY1uier. zl in-h
a-s9-e i7a atpaoliy OF i0e0 fleet daily.
me -l.-. "a in com picte slunlur order s-F rs-
-el lti7 AZ ii- present locsIidu .u d.. Ea5.s-.,
.---ll-f ga 90 tfe Frsnflu b i.s near enc q -
-aaoal1i falfo1d- Pc u t0 ta audsrs-aei tt.t ~
L'qPl-as al ue naie fort n ana nn &c.
.t r11l Two al1L 1aaI a .r--iIsr So
hdder
ne Government reser7ea the nslt DO rfIsct a.
bil.s 10 saeulesI toe I1a
h.dder- are .ntiiet % = present Il the opening
of the ultas AMI tEe envelope shoufd hs suiars-l
q si.1g thr uature of tls corlr1au.caEsn
Term las1 ln Du.tai states csirrel-y.
hy order ~ iae Chlei EBunerr.
ID W BARRON.
Eaul-la. T4nt af Fue'r..
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I,onETNTTLEK> AND sTATIONERs

c,INGLEToN, r. H-BookseIier, Publisher
- satouer, aud Periodical Dealer, Post once
HrIIfUr
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Auction Sale
Rolling Stock, Railroad Iron
Etcs5Etc.

MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TEyRrlgEE.1
-Ih'si Vlariefma-isr's Ofles. D. 8. bI. E. D. T
Nashville, Tenn, Aug De- fs.r
WILL h. aolI a. Pu1I.c Auction. te Ola. H.4,.-f
~ bifder, uie following property, ad ae..l4t a.
On TUESDAY, September fL.h nf fr.t.IrfrT Ia.
Zlls 1srs OF new ''l'' fisiir1ad lion.
on FRIDAY. September I5.a. a. ILGU A -....
Car WORKS, O1lumhus, O-I0, Tae1ty y-lfiga N-,s ..l
Freight gars feet rEuse.
% AoNBAf 5e9tem5sr l8th, 81 the M.rrr.r
Oar C0mpany's FscfCry, D etrot. 1fcr T...-...-
New Boa ght Cars. 8 feet gusea
a 20, on SANE bAfr "a The Detroit Car Corn
pauy's fartory, Thirty A.grt Nea rIat o.. ~.
lees guaEe-
On WElNE 7DAY, September s1fb. A. fu..r... q.
barEers Car WorEs. a iehEsu Cfy. mi Il.a.r,-
hvs New BOX Freight Carr. 8 feet fli1ys
o ae-. = .9ill.is ila az ~ am. lslma Cash. la
"'f-I.lfnenL iunds- r. o. GRIZZLY
Alki'-1 Capt and A q nj u7a5uv.
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,,,ECoND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
u tl,a-ry street. desls ln Exchange, G.Yern
fneBt seeurf.es auI 60 a. Colscsons promptly
s.fsrHeffa D. Iunsufs, Cashier
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
RIayoraIty.

We are authorized % aunouuce JOHN HUGH
SMITH as csndldais Tor The oi,irs Of Mayor OF
Nashville, 81 the coming elecu0n-Iasi Sllurl,y n
September ueXt.
We are authorised 60 announce Capt. WILLIAM
pklN Ek AS candidate or the otice 0i Mayor G.,
Nashyl.e, st the coming e.ecl0n-lasI ssiustsy 10
September next. vLuct
We are auth0uEed 10 announce ABRAI NfHRS
a. csnliiaste for Mayor at the ensuing e.e1,.oa.
IysO-tie
The friends Of d. d. DlCEEY, request Us TO
announce him 81 a ciudldale for Mayor, as the
election On the lass stssiurdaTiu Ia 5oplembcr
Iy-9
We are authorized 20 announce W. MATT
BROWN. as candidate for Mayor, as t5e ensuing
Municipal Election. Iy1y
We sre su' horned b announce VA 8. CHEAT.
ham as q candidate ior Mayor at the approaching
election. agEl-fi-
We are authorized 70 announce pr. r. s. WOOD
WARD as q ,andidste ios Mayer. bis acceptance
o. a call having been published s1rt-tdo
We are authorized % announce Capt JOHN 9
pASHlELL as a candidate Tor Mayor at tle easu-
ing Muu.cipsl election az. .f-ijo
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Proruro s.ulsu.uts for Ososr. win Prompt.
ness.


Hon. BI-haid OFsLsby, Governor state Or Illinois.
Hon. DAVID L. Dsvis, Judge auprerne Court, q. 8.
Bon Wm. g. BroEnioH, Governor of TeHussses.
Bag. Gen. Jss P. BroEHl0. AdI. Cen state of Ten
neases.
Hon. y. M. Bren Nashville.
Hon. Wn. EatbzaieI BAXTER. Eashvais.
Bon. 10. @. Ggiid, Nashville.
H0a. John Hugh Smith. nashville.
P. ". Marcy, Esq.. Nashvus.
Msssrs. Morris q sirattoa, Nashville.
Messrs. Evans Co, Ssshvile.
Sirnrod Porter Columtia Tenn.
ulnrIG.T
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The Republican Banner

u Bang a Co, ih.lr entire Interest .r tr. ....
in.Aas insserls., aud good WI Of f-a N.aH.....
laliy nt Weekly Rspailt1a Earas-. be- ral
l1rrE of Sahe.-a-.l- - Ss1a .s 49,. ...r.......
. pe..--iaiiy sit rer anuum Weekly 81 rer n.
'ii'''f pilon lists are now oueu at tfn tT. I....
STORES ana ai TIE itu1f.i Office an N..I..r. i.
efeei We so.icft satfe OF uuUI.r ua.r.rrr.. L.
appra % lla old f.ieu.is and usr.ota ....-. r. -.
'' ki'e PC iheir cucuuI.,l arlgaf sn.I s..rH...rH
HuAtn-im ALBERT EOEa EI- e Ur
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a CARD.
The ooIored .sTennes.ean.e .

WEEKLY naaauaf.sr devoted % TIE uirreat
"a ~ ~ cosarrs -.raea- q BE- nasuiai and moral
COS ai0Frrfnf fr or '-Cau - lsl II eIHruurlaTsi
Ihe 'leuasssaau Z pllilslai r ~ Nv pias %
e sl rar srsnr.nl. luFlf. tr.y y l1 aaiFsrcr
oaes-Bsis.su coiegs and cheuy street., On
W.A. SCOTT SON, Eiiou
EsihyIs. AuE. %, 'sa. ssrs-sf
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Proposals for Hay.

cttlCE CHIEF QUtRTFFrEefrEl
iisFki.r 90 MmuLr Ir,sr.sar. .
"tassffsl'lo. lTsS., Aurg tT.. I-U.
&EALtb PR PustIs WIN De- resolved a. ....
- once until 1day. tbs 15ih of saptsuHrr. s- .r
s-oeN' pm lof tle delivery "u Stark" Z. t..
Ioioaiug named plEcaa. w..
y Nr 'h'h', JuHN5ONVuLE.
l.'N'h LlN' KINGSTON slsINGs.
'AahAliN' PULASKI.
EVANSVILLE, COLUMBIA,
IULLAHOMa.
E.h.u Ihrty l1 DAYS ser date Of asu.ra-t MORO
1890 1890 ii'o'' Ioas OF prime bay. iu foe-
70 Gd- fe'e.yej iar lsFe amount tfsH .rasr..
ute ~ tore. Bios to state the lmrut o. l. .I..
enc, a.l "a. FhH. plarc o. ls saua-.ra s.rr.....
-ea iel daY, aud addressed tu tr.s F... T-....
WIZ 'is way De teFtei W % b-rrar.rasI fr .....
s'od and sufficient bonds Cor ttc ta..... rHt .t -
JuutrtrJs
p. WHITMAN, Csrt. and Al o. ff.
thFi q gaarterms-ter GI-I-I-. Uf MA f.-r
anE,3-tEWUI
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Tbs CONFESSIONS AND EEPERIENCEoF an Iy-
vALID.-PublIshed Tor the benefit, and "a a
caution TO young men and oihers,who suffer
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay ot
Manhood, &c, supplying Of the same time
The means OF self-cure. By one who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable
quackery. By enclosing . postpaid ad-
dressed envelope, single copies may be had
Of the author
NATHAsrEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,,
Brooklyn, Kings Co., n. Y.
auRI-3m.
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Maine holds her election on the Ilth.
The candidates are the same as last
year-JOdge COny, Union, and Judge
Howard, Democrat
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Engineer Property at Pri-
vaia Sale

Nov neisg dsposei n at private sac -s-f.- .-.
- @ l. l.- Z. u eeP-. q. ~ asriow, o. s Eur.a..rs
a iafsa %. q kaf seer Mstsr 81 1ai .ra-I.- "a
Ap9Al sSf9e irot aazqried lurrfar s--.t.-- ..f
- 80. --- s..'t ~ lliAaiag purpose. en-. a.-.
~ 80 u.ine.si large ulrI1sr ~ er1.. -..f f.
sel aa- = h2a oiher ioois sulials f1- t.a ..... .
-, p l..ies . - shoTsls. spad.s. t#.r..
Hneei1arrDEa, ECod mauIs. A.
A. 84'''i-5 OF 'af ifou carr1Ts to.a. di.Us.
lnesa sfe -old IN lo's lo sut purehassra. a-I fta
pf.ees sil os found 1ivslisreo8s. H..r- a--.i Ii
-.L. L.' e2pen-es o. transp1fiaar1 81. a.Har
ls.Ha' easn, IN Ualisi flalss currss-y. or Do.
by order Of The ch.ef Enrussr.
.. ~. BARLOW
Capt. uf Ens.nL
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An Elegant Suburban Resi-
dencs.

~ or ne s'o'i s'egaft ana is-r.tl. r-s Iar-
- - ~. o.isfed 10 chs T-.nIfy b aaa tf- -ar
10y lef, isa - good r0oa1s. eirrf uara-a aaa-
sg- ina ptillang - cf inodisrn .i7is. iF1 at.rrs
.--l. ~. 4i'el Iu trae aad neau-lll lawn F.1tF
- ct ltlis aae-ial ig timber llt 4 asa ar. sr.i
40 Kood water. oui-huuses. s.ailsa. se. .n r5af
4eFms FaTE rsaF. Woulf errf anrs r.rF cF y frr-
url1 propsaiF l1r narf RI Il. ctII on
ARLINGTON a FtEkAR Asaats.
aep2 ~ lGI hoa hogia cQlsEs st
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CoLatrE & Co. beg 10 inform their cuato-
mera that they still continue the manuisc-
ture Of their various styles of Family and
Toilet Soaps, Starch, and Ceudles.
Prices current forwarded by mail on ap-
pAcat,ou. COLGkrE & Co.,
Nos. 90 & s. John st., New York.
july26-3m
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OEicerl' Accouns majo out and casbed.
Quartermnste-s' and Ordusnce accounts
promptly made up by II. Tompkius, late
Major l4th regiment Illinois cavalry. Of
fee corner Of Cherry and Cedar streets, up
stairs.
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Officers pay accounts and soldiers GEal
statements, computed and purchased at
lowest rates. Also Quartermusters Com
missary and Ordnance papers, made up
promptly by competent and experienced
Clerks, at No. 65 North Cherry street
BUTLER K GREEyWooD.
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WALL PAPER, etc.

.,-vplTr 4 HuJ-Dealers in Wall Psps'
nj WFBi.gy gbadas. Window Glass, aGd fhoio
tl1Ihic Mater.ai, corner Ct Chureh snd Mafke
streets
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-,-sylr SON. J.. ". a CO.-Mauulscturer- and
w wbsIsssIe sud Retail callers DO liT' copper
ana ai.e.i iron Ware and Furnishing Goods 10. Il
EHheEe street.
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TINNERs, &e.

IAH.W. BROWN, Real Estate and Gene Z, T,
ID rus fnesa AGENT, over foTE's BOOK Stoi, 20 e.
IinI8n sir at, Nashville, Tenn A''''-oi
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.~tOeE & TUBNELI,-Wholessle aud ketat
~ Al Nouh Cherry street., Nashville, Tenn.
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MI A I z e N A
u. S. MarshaI's Sale.
United SAFES Disirict Court far he Middle
District Of Tennessee

rs Information No. $.
eeTtsin lot Of tsoods ca.msd BY Joseph Ken.
DURSUANT % $ writ Of u7sfiii7Hi crprslas % me-
i directed from the Circuit Cour O. Tie United
;, ,stes for he Middle strict Of Tsunessee, in sad
cause, VII sell 90 Public Auction % tne highss'
BIDDER ior ash on the l2ih day Of SeptemheT, ieoa
between he hours 81 10 and n O'Clock, An at tht
store house 81 Wm Lucas Co., in Nashyi ie
DAVIDSON county, Ienp. the Goods nnenuoneo
above, condemned hY nd Court A. forfa ted % ths
United sisies. sad properly consists Of Fgncl
Dry Gooqsl ae Z r. GLASCOCk,
eug3-iA Asrzhal Md. DIV. Team,
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For Aldermen.

We are authorized % announce In. r. RUSS Ill
as = candidate for Alderuan Iu ths T1iri Ward.
Election isst saturday IN septsmUer. su-7-tt
We ara authorized % announce 6EURGE s.
KINNEY a. a candidate ior Alderman. IN the
Se Ond Wsrd. is. std
We are au,houzed 20 announce JANIS SLOAN
a. q candidate fox Alderman In lhe IhirJ Ward, ut
the next election. iy2l-.d1
We are authorized % announce ROBERT
IHOMP-ON a. candidate ior Alderman IN tho
flr-t Ward. ElecuOn last Ssufriay iu September.
Aug 0,u-tie.
WEare authorized to announce, for tho
Fifth Ward:
FOR ALDERMAN,
RIB CHEATHAAI.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

CaMpBEI.L MoEWEN & &GROEsBECR, Attorr,,
I news AZ Law aul Clal Agents, praelI.e ~ ~
ile C1ur.s. Collections pron1ty a.s.-- - -
10 ee.,,s ays Mt the United state aud vouchers
collected. Siiiiee - NOTii Cherry street. W s'.ie
,Dwie n ,fforBev and Coun eiior al LzW
j 6fire 4sIz Cherry r.. T.. y. Box Tis.
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G.P,BsRygS EXTRA GOLD PENS,

These pens hear my trade rlars, " c. ?. BAnESs,
ErgHa Lou. KY.,n for which have secured the
naff.-frghf and arc warranted equal pm uLene-s OF
.7sI - aarkmanzhip 90 the best Eastern man
Tfsrfure. and sfa believed 20 be superior % hl
5tbers in durablny snI other substantial qualities
s.lliah combine 90 make resliy serylceshle pen.
,saut hy ulal OF express ON uacnipt ul puce hnG
sti-7l Charge nr tT mail, 81 rTH FsN slan ~ cents
is Eaaad Or ra5aaayl Write your name aud ad'
drass fla,n'F.
Fostsge on single pen uree oslfs; pen WIN aul
,,sas or holder and hsN. ar dC1ts. Old pens re-
paired !or lay centa tagd aurlpl EACH Crculsr
O. T. RARNES,
Gold Pen Manufactures,
AVS Mnin-airoot, Cor. Sixth, LomB,ina, NJ.
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FOR COUNCILMEN,
JOHN LELLYETT,
j. II. KENDRICK.

" 7 II % ITT|TT-|U y" n
Counclm5niu m the Fleh Ward
p. j. KAUFMAN.
We are authorized to suo0u1ce Or. r. A. MAR
BERT as candidate for councilman. in Che C,h
Wari.
We are auihou-ei % snreuu,e j. r. RUST A. a
candidate iOg Councilman iIuui lIe Seventh Wand.
suE2.tde
We are authorized b. announce r. r CO1u-
LET as a candidate ior Councilman O. represent
the sth Ward in the Municipal election.
We are authorized % announce CH ARIES kOB-
EhfSDN a Candii3.e for Councu-sn trcm the
F.rs- Ward. Election last Saturday lu september
We arc author EEt o. announce IAg. 81 ERIEN,
F-.-. a. ECandidatF for C0unelnnsn fr1u the thirI
ward. El e,ou la Saturday u September
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The Washington correspondent Of
the Cincinnati Gazette says the Presi-
dent has pardOned bon. kh S Shorter,
Of Ala.
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VOL. "
CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents Of Insurance ComPanles

,-,aRFy a SMITH, Nos. &C ard % Union street
[ Inn, staIrs} represent die folJEirg Companies
-, Pb1snir and knicker6ocker Life of New l0rk
nd Accident ct Coiambus, Ohio-
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IaIV ACTNTS. Sc,
coat AND wOOD.
CommIssion and Forwarding.
NEWS DEALERS, &c.

.1,aUT. SANFORD, Forwarding and Coz mis-
t'Etiou Merchants Our prompt attention is g'el
4. the Fsre.yIuF and forwarding OF Coit"N- a.
l9uth Market 81 eet-
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India Rubber Goods.

RUBBER MACHINE BETTING;
RUBBER STEAM PACKING.
SQUARE PISTON AND VALVE PACKING.
ROUND PACKING AND GAsEEr
CAR SPRINGS,
LoCoMoTVE, ENGINE AND HuEtNr
HOSE;
RUBBER PALS FOR RATLEoArs r4n.
TORIES AND FIRE COMPANIES.
RUBBER CLOTHING OF ALI. EIyuF
Together With every other article rI..fs rf V...
cattrd iuais Rubber, used fHf mos .H4n.ra. r...I
marut leiuunr purpl.ss.
lFIH.uI afft...f.Y4.. ..a.I f4 ...
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THIs INsTITTUE AIMS TO SECURE TO
l. young Ladies thorough training n al that
belongs 90 a finished education, beginning with the
elemerts and closing with the higher phllosopbi-
| rsl, moral and mathematical studies ot a College
l GnUT O.
| Daily instruction is gwen in French, latin
! Spsuisht ltsi On and Germsn Languages. aud M
| fddbun 60 the study of ext Books. Nocal Music
| Plain and Onsmsntal Needle Work receive special
! attention.
! limited number or Boarding Pupils vii he
| aimlt ed INTO the family OF the PropuetOrs, upon
satisfactory terms, and the Principals assure then
4 patrons that nothing shall be wanting, on their
/ part tos1ysucs the Physical, Morl ami InteueC.
/ lusl culture OF the Young ladies' placed iu their
/ charge.
For UIeglars, address Mrs. NJ. s. Parks, at the
/ Institute.
! The school viii reopen September 18th, and
| end June 23d, for the following year.
/ New lorK. July 8ist, lsG5 aug6-2 On
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HANKRRs AND BROKERs.

-.,u1TrstTIONAL BAEK-Govemment DepOs
- - p5rIs square -iiealers in Uncurren
WgBev. Fx-hange, GCiu, ana Government secuTi
te-gi al Finas si0-Er and Bonds bought ano
-olI on COMMISSION Collections promptly a.
a q. sasToEB, Pres't. JAS G. OaDES .cash'r.
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THE
Ferris Female Institute,
NO. I3B Madison Avenue,
CORNER OF THIRTY SECOND STREET
hrVag NynnK
NEW YORK.

Rrv. Isaac FreRts, pp., l.. /. d president
Mas. 81 s. PAEEs, Miss g.. 2. ErHRI-, Principals
aud Propuet0rs.
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GLENN's THEATRE.-That very attractive SEN
sational play, entitled the Angel of Midnight, will
be produced this evening for the last time. This
piece has already been produced twice, and has
drawn larger and more fashionable houses than
anything put upon the boards during the season.
1t is reproduced by special request and will again
fill the house. Miss Kate Reynolds will personate
five characters, and one of them, the Angel Of
Love, is the most beautiful personation ever seen
upon this stage.
This is the last week of the engagement of Miss
Reynolds She leaves us, after this week, to fill
engagements elsewhere, and her host of admirers
will turn out this week in token of their appreci
alton of her talent and genius.
The performance concludes with the laughable
farce of Kiss in the Dark, in which that jolly
son of Momus E. w. Marston, will do Setim Per
tibone, in his own inimitable style.
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CONSIGNEES.

RECEIPTS OF FREIGHT.-Packages of freight
were received here yesterday, by the steamers,
for the following parties:
Per Steamship Yaaoo from Nsv York.-Adams.
Express Co., S. Buckler, B. 7. Bockover, W.
Babel Thos, A: Barnes, G. & G. Beatley, Capt J..
NJ Bernau 7. R. Cobb & Co., j. Close G. W
Dey, Dickinson & Evans, c. W. Grandy, P.
Heneberry, S Harris, T. & P. Hudgins, N. Has
bury, W. T. Harrison, S. Katski, Lockhart &
Stiner, Lessage Brothers, S. March, Montgomery
q p, Morris G, & Co. 7. g. Gregory Co., W.
5. Pepper, J. Reid, F. W. Seabury's Sons, j. M
Smith & Bro, G; 3: Staples, G. schwartzkopf,
Geo. Sangster, H. G.. Stewart, M. A. & c. A.
Santos, Salisbury & Nottingham, W. 8. Spratley,
s. A: Stevens, T. G. futile, E. P. Tabb & Co., s.
B. Wise, Warren Woodhousy, J: D. White &
Co., White & Sales, Benz. F. Powell, J. B. New
man, J. r. Weldon, G. A. Daughtry.
Co"signees per Steamship Hatteras from New
Yorh.-C. E. Staples, L.Berkley, L. Seldner &
Co., Geo. Sangster, L. Cutway, Nv. Tompkins,
G. B. Allen, G. W. Cowdery, E. P Tabb & Co., s.
E. Wise, 7. Hennebero, Seldner & Co., W. S. Sprat-
ley, F: S. Dashield, A. Lagoria, NJ COPYRIGHT &
Co., w. S. Pepper, j. @. Patterson, Salisbury &
Nottingham, Prof. A. Hawkins, c. Schwartzkopf
j. I. McQuinn, F. w. Seaburys' Sons.
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New Advertisements.

The following new advertisements appear in
this mornings paper, to which we invite the at
tention of our readers.
Capt John L. Young gives notice that the firm
of Doland & Young having been dissolved, by
mutual consent, he will continue the restaurant
business at the end Of Campbell's wharf
{ f. f. Ferguson notifies the public that on
Thursday next, the 2sth inst, he will sell very
valuable piece Of property, situated at the inter
section of Chapel and Franklin SITS.
W. II. Turner Dc Co. desire to inform the public,
and especially the merchants of North Carolina,
Tennessee and Virginia, that they have received
three thousand packages of boots and shoes, which
they are disposing of to the trade at attractive
prices, and in packages to suit.
Farm for Sale.-Mr B. p. Small informs the
readers OF the Day Book that he has very valu-
able trucking farm, which he will sell reasonable.
Branch Bank of Virginiq.--Mr. W. d. Bag
nall, Cashier, informs all that the Norfolk Branch
of the Bank of Virginia is at the counting house
OF Myer Myers, Esq, South extremity of Com
merce st.
Store for .Rent.-Mr. o. Windsor gives notice
tt at the store, No. Asa Min ST.. corner of Loyals
lane, is for rent for the ensuing year.
Glenns Theatre.-The programme for this
evening is the Angel OF Midnight, and Kiss in
the Dark.
George W. Blop, Esq, gives notice that his law
office is No. 20 West Main street, and that he will
practice in all the Courts of Norfolk, Portsmouth
and adjacent counties.
Mr.. james W. L. Nicholas offers some very de
sirable real estate to the attention of parties who
desire to purchase.
Mr.. VIM G. Webb, acting Navy Store Keeper,
invites proposals for lumber. The sizes, &C., are
described in the advertisement.
Mr.. b, O. Deming, fit housekeeper's headquar
tiers, gives notice that he has all the variety Of
good things usually found in a first class family
| grocery.
Burgess DC Core inform the public that they con
tinue the wholesale grocery and general commits
sion business at the corner of Wide Water ant
! Commerce streets.