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peace beyond tho Rhine. Dense fogs prevail
over the battlefelds. It IL stated that the
Rheims. Frederick Charles moves ON Paris
direct. sortie from Toul yesterday killed
and wounded 700 Russians.
PARIS, Aug. 2o.-La Lberte, from private in
formation, says siege of Paris Ia improbable
now. La Pafrte repeats formally that the Prus-
slams were defeated on Sunday. It is stated
that the garrison ut Brussels has been ordered
immediately to the frontier. More PrussiRn
spies have been arrested taking plans of toe
work along the bank of the river Loir. Others
have been arrested here: Some were detected
tances for the benefit of the Frenc~ wounded
have been received from Dublin. The Empress
immediately acknowledged the contribution
and said: "This Offering to the wounded
French is received with gratitude. The gen.
erous sentiments which inspired the net, and
your wishes for the success of the Imperial
family, has profoundly touched his Majesty
Tho RUSSIAN troops closely surround Stras.
burg, yet the Governments treasurer managed
to escape with twelve million francs. The
Council of Ministers have been in session half
of to-day 1t has been ordered by the Com
mittce OF Defence that the approach of the
enemy the crops in the environs of Paris shall
be destroyed. Great haste is urged on the
farmers 20 store their produce before the enemy
ysezesit. A Prussian Colonel has written Emile
dc Girardih, offering wager that the Prussians
will be in Paris on the 18th of September.
Girartlin publishes letter accepting the wager.
81 M.-The Figaro has just issued an extra
with the following news received from per-
son who arrived in Paris at o'clock Tonight,
coming from Epernay. He reports that he
heard ut that city that the Prussians were de-
feated to-day between verilun aud Chalons
and that groups of Prussian stragglers, both of
cavalry and infantry, were coming into Cha
Ions. The combat Commenced ut 3 O'Clock this
morning, the news of which reached Chalons
and Epernay at O'Clock this afternoon. There
is nothing definite known to the numbers
engaged. 1t is rumored that the entire army
of Prince Charles was in the fight The Pope
repeats his denial of the story that he con-
Prince Felix Salm-Salm. who is distinguished
for services in the American and Mexcan wars
was killed in the battle of the 18th. He was
diers, aud fell at the head Of his men.
ROME, Aug 25.-The Osserratore, Rollins
journal, generally favors the Prussian cause,
violence by the Pontifcal soldiers unless it
speedily alters its tone.
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contemporary says that the Catholics in
New York, initiating the Bible and Tract So
cieties, have become aggressive" as the Puri-
tans in the North style the missionary labors
of their theological opponents. One Society,
attached to=St.= PauPs Church, has in three
years distributed 100000 tracts, and educated
1900 poor children in church catechism.
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Wharf.-The King of Wurtemburg is said to
have pronounced the following significant
words: "Whatever may hareen, the people of
this country are ruined for twenty years, and
the war will increase enormously the proper
ton of my subjects who emigrate to the shores
American
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PERSEVERANCE SASH, BLIND AND Door
TEAM FACToRY.-The proprietor of this factory, Mr..
ieorge Purves we'll known this community not only
nr bis public spirit and energy but for tho excellence
he best materials aud what is well seasoned giving
lis personal supervision ali the details of his
onunivesal satisfaction is given to all who do bust
with Mr. I'urves, His prices, too, beyond com.
petstion wiY be by inspecting partial list OF
articlee with Sgures annexed which win be found in
another column
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THE "SINGER."-An acquaintance of onrs,
writing from the country business adds incidental
w. that about years ago she purchased singer
aud while learning it, without instruction, she
broke needle after that, for than years.
had the machue in almost daily doing ell her
family sewing and great deal for friends and others
without breaking single needle. The machine has
a cent for repairs. The work accomplished has
included fabrics of the most delicate well
that coarseSt Observation-Disclosures the satisfac
tory results Such testimony could be multiplied to
any and from ell parts of the world The ladies
will bear in mind that the depot is at No. Camp
street.
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A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION.
Monte Maria, Richmond, Virginia,
The duties this Institution will be resumed tho
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER.
A CADEMY OF THE VISITATION,

Parents and Guardians desiring frstclass Boarding
School for their Daughters and Wards. will fnd hero
every advantage.
the healthiest portion Of Of the most
healthy cites in the Souh with large grounds, and In
retired and romantic situation. it affords in addison,
facility for acquiring education, mental and
moral, of u high grade. Large additions have been
made to the buildings to meet the Increasing appica
tiOns for admission.
Apply for Prospectus and Terms to the office Of the
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger l24 Carondeet
street. AUS ly
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HALEY's sToREs-C. c.. Haley, the great
Bookseller Statoner and Newadealer No. 10 Common.
cial Place and 1853 Poydras sends package Of
the latest and has his shelves the
Catholic World. LippencOtts Van Nostrand's Engineer
ing lXCentury Eclectic. Putnams Overland, London
err TeGhnoosist La Franc. Eeganta Ls bon Ton, and
4eI9eau Monde all Of the above magazines for sept
foreign and domestic, in the South, among which he
sends the London illustrated News London Graphic
Irish People, Irish American Irish Republic, Irish
Citizen Dublin Nation SCIENTIFIC american Hammer of
of the day. and school books be mad of Mr. Haley.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EXHIBITION FOR THE
L Benefit Of the SCHOOLS OF ST. VINCENT DE
PAUL tThrd District. announced for the 9th o 4
August, has been postponed to
Saturday; September 3D..
There will be a MUSICAL PERFORMANCE, also a
Drama entitled THE PRIEST HUNTER. au2l &c
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Halls Vegetable Siclian Hair Remover is
the best preparation known for the of the
hair Use it.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
! SACRED CONCERT

A SACRED CONCERT
On Sunday Evening, September 4, at ~ o'clock,
BY MISS THERESA CANNON,
Assisted by the Choir and Mrs. DAVIS, CAssARD,
Miles DEGENERES, GUYOL, and several otAsr
Vocalists
The pay for the Painting Of the Church
The Church will DO lighted with gas for the first tae
TICKETS, FIFTY CENTS.
st. AIMS Church ia on st. Philip street. bstycen
Roman and Prieur Cars Of Canal and Daupnin0
streets pass within block OF tho church, and tho
Claibot within two blocks. au2S xtSp
Young LADIES' ACADEMY
THE HOLY ANGELS.
Under the Direction Of Sisters Of the Holy Crsos
Corner Of Rampant and Congress- Third Dsist
New Orleans, Louisiana r.43f.
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Sin is a hard task-master, and pays
dreadful wages. "The wages OF SIN ls
DEATH"
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ct, CHARLES COLLEGE,
COAL

ID & r. DEvERGES,
COAL MERCHANTS,
No. ITO Gravier street, and 80 Dauphine stnaaSs
New Orleans.
Families, Cotton Presses, Steamships and Piaatcra
supplied with Pttsburg Anthracite Camel Coel at
the lowest rates. au2s 3m
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1T. MARY's COLLEGE,
Directed by the Christian Brothers.

This Institution will reopen MONDAY, Sept. 5th.
Parents respectfully invited to send their children
ut In order to give them opportunity of follow
tug from the commencement the course Of studiec,
which offers every facility for acquiring thorough
classical and commercial education.
Parish also tho schools in st. Johns and st. Patroks
Parishes, will scopen.
Pupils all denominations are received, and their
religious tenets unrestricted.
B-FOr particulars to terms, etc, apply ut the
College, corner of Constance and Poey streets
auas 2t5p BRo.ANrHfMIAN.
ct, CHARLES COLLEGE,
Grand Coteau, Parrish of st. Landry, Ls-
This literary Institution incorporated by the State OF
Louisiana and empowered to confer all the acadcmtcal
honors is by tho Fathers Of the Society OF
Jesus.
Tho rlan of instruction embraces the scientific liter
AIRY and commercial branches usually taught in their
Colleges.
The session opens the 10th Of October.
TERMS.
Board, Tuition, Washing Stationery $500 90
Entrance Money (trst year oaly).-- 10 90
Medical Foes and Pharmacy. ~ W
Bedding. IL furnished by tho College 10 90
Payments 70 made in gold equivalent currency,
by half sessi6n in advance.
For further information apply to
p. POURSlNE G co. Agents,
au2s 3m 80 Natohez street, New Orlesns.
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The new Academy Of tho Holy Angela IL sttueted
In quiet and healthy locality In the suburbs e. the
city, at short distance from the river The buitntng
aaents. commodious and thoroughly ventilated attending
all advantages which contribute 70 the health and
security of its inmates.
Pupils of all denominations admitted but for rs
promotion of order and regularity, all obliged tose
tsnd the public exercises, and conform rules u
the Institution.
4. TUITION:
Tho system Of education embraces the French ana
English languages, viz: Reading, Permanently French,
and Ensltsh Grammar, Arithmetic, Ancient and Nod
Compost.Ons History (Ancient and Modern Sacred and
Profane) Chronology, french and Engsh Literature,
Rhetoric, Mythology, Natural Philosophy, Chemistry
Astronomy Botany. bookkeeping, Mathematics. etc.
dle-work Tapestry Embroidery, Artificial Flowers etc.
TERMs-PAYMENTs TO BE MADE QUARTERLY,
IN ADVANCE:
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This 10 tho most thorough blood purifier yet die.
covered, and esvss az Asmors from the worst Soesd
10 Q common Eruption. Ptmptss asd BiofeAss on rae
Iacs scaiy rough sktn, which arc such annoy
Ing blemishes 10 many young persons, yield 70 the
use Of few bottles OF this wonderful medicine.
Prom one TO eight bottles cure SALT RHEUh, Ear.
sIPELAs, ScALD HEAD, RISa WORns, BOiLs, bcALr
ERUPTioSs OF THE SKY, ScRoruLA SORES, ULckns
and "CANKERn N THE Mourn AND STOMACH. u
IL Q pure medicinal extract OF native roots and
plants, combining In harmony Natures most sov;
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Into the vegetable Kingdom for healing the sck. IL
Il q great restorer for the strength and vigor OF
the system Those who arc lsnguid, sleeplcss, havo
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ing evidence OF It's restorative power upon trial II
you feel dull, dr0wsy, debilitatcd and dee0ndont,
have frequent HEADACHE, mouth tastes badly IN the
morning, IRREGULAR APPETITE and tongue ooated,
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remedy for all such cases, Dr.. herces Golden hod-
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ITO THE LADIES. III,

TJNO THE LADIES. The celebrated DB. l..
i DIX particularly invitrs an lAiks vho bcd MED.
Seal ~ Ssrgiesi adviser 10 call II bic Rooms, u kpdss
srv-t, Boston, Mass vhieh they VII nDt arranged br
their special accommodation.
DIR. DIX having devoted over twenty years IN this
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10 nov eoocrci BY all (o<hi his ecspty md EarcIs)
that no excsh oil other known psacooer In The sAk,
speedy and enectuai treatment Of al kuah Complaints
liz mciIclDes are psspsd With he s1press puse OF
removing all diseases such debility vsakDsss, usnstu.
mi supprvsslous enavmenu u ths womb, alss oil dr.
charges which Gov IRON ncSbd state o. The bird Ihs
Doctor nos fuliy prepared % treat In HE peculiar sy.
both medically and sssially a diseases a hs knas
sex and thsy are respectfully Invited " e.n 81
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An Ietten rqsihoG advice mnst oOutan one dollar 70
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AN ACT 10 provide for the creation OF corporations
In the District OF Columbia by general law.
INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.

In the District OF Columbia by general law.
INSTITUTIONS OF LEARNING.
ne A ,.artsf b. "a. Ssaafs aad Hosss Of Repre-
s,aiai'vss Of hs U-iied states Of Amsr,ea ~ Cos
grs.s as.srsSfsd, That any hve more persons be-
In. DESTROYS of assoeiating themselves br the pur-
pose Of estAblishn an institution OF learning may
make. sign. and .ekno-ledge, before any otce. an.
this District, and Ale In the once OF register OF
deeds Of said Dstrct, certificate or declaration, In
writing. To be recorded In book kept nor that puf,
pose and open 10 public inspection, In which shall
be stated the name OF title by which said institution
shall be known 20 Law, the number of trustees d.
rectors. managers, and their names, the psrtcu-
lar branch OF literature and science or either OF
them proposed 10 DO taught, and n said institution
Is b. be Of the rank of college or university, the
number and designation u tho professOrship' 10 DO
upon nlins the certificate Is Aforesaid. the per-
-ous who shall have signed and acknowledged the
same and their SUCCESSORS and associates, shall oy
the provisions Of this act be body polite and cor
cate, and by thai name and style shall have per-
petual succession, with power To sue and be sued,
plead and be implicated, 20 acquire, hold, and con-
vey property In all lawful ways, 10 have and use
a COMMON seal and the same 10 alter and change At
pleasure, 10 make and alter, 81 times &c from TINE
10 time, such bylaws, mol inconsistent with the
In said District, a. they may deem NECESSARY iSr
the government Of sAld institution, and 70 conier
upon such persons - may sc considered worthy
such scAdemcAl az honorary degrees a. are usually
conferred by similar institutions.
ANY corporation % frmcd ~ Aforesaid shall have
power 10 All such vacancies In their own body ~
S.HH Sca n he S properly y d INSTITUTION s
for the purposes u education, and not nor the ind-
yidual eenedt Of themselves or VI any contributor
10 the endowment VI ths SANE. ,,.,
provisions % this act shal be competent In Law and
equity 70 take 10 themselves, In their corporate
name, rial. personal or mixed property, oy ElI
or beQuests Of any person uhOmsoevor, and the
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HENRY HEIMH
A Gard to tho Ladies
DUPONCO'S
GOLDEN Pill.

InhllIble In correcting irregularities, and removing
obstructions Of The monthly periods. II 10 over for.
" years since these nov % well known pill vefs
6rsf brouyht 70 notice By Dr.. Daponoo, of raris,
daring which time they have bese .,tessivsly s.t
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either married 90 single, saeshnE ffom any OF ne
complaints peculiar " females, viii and The Do
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Menstruation, Rush Of Blood 70 Hesd, Dssness,
Dimness Of Sight, Fatigue on any slight eIerion,
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ment % common among females, both marriea - ~
single, the LeucorrhGe or Whites. femss Ne.
every period Of lifs will And Dupcosos ~, n -
remedy 20 aid nature In tho discharse o. i,,s.s.
tions Thsy invigorsts The dss!litatsd 80 s.sss
and By regulating aud strsnGthening w ~ y
prspSses de youthful consolidation %. n ne ~
ffs and when taken By thoas In m!adie is ~ w
nj The piIis that saa DO iajsry % pS % hss.sn:
sss upop shs Newt hs mind and ths saii!s
S.'1alIi;v;,sshi LfiiTRiKrISip booa. Agent T.
fSdiss by enclosing 81 90 by NIL Win have The
P'A' S0ID ny ALL DRUGGISTS. sm1
II Yos al. In BiddsfSrd b. Avaa Bacon end
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r. n. EDDY,
Solicitor of Patents,


Late Agent Of tie Us,isS sfsi,s Psi,.i oHss. RssA
fagfsa, sadsr ns act Of 1871,
- STATE Sc, sppesits Kiiby 81, Boston,
TIER m extensive practice Of upwards o.
n years continues 10 secure patents In the Unit.
ed Ststes also In 0reat Britain, France and ofbsf
foreign eountries. Csvesis Specification, bonds,
and 2. . 2. .s s
Researches made into American and Foreign
WORKS, 70 determine the validity and stility oi
Patents Of Inventions, and legal and other edvies
rendered on al matters touchIng the ssme. Copies
Ing one dollar. Assignments rseordsd In wash
Ne Is,sev ~ ns Usn,d States ,ssssss,s ss,syss,
Issihfiss Js' skfsisiss Psissn o. sses-fssatss fs
psfen fattiify Of tssssfssss.
During. eight month: the .us,eriher. in the
applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS EVERY ONk
Of which Va. decided ~ b" Jsss'by the Commits
sIoper Of Patents.
TEsrIMONfALS.
~ regard Mr.. Edfy - one Of the most esrsshs
sd sseesssfst practitioners With whom have had
ciiARLEs MASON. cou'r Of P.,.a.s.
II have no hesitation IN assuring inventors that
they cannot sgplo, . nan .:'s ::.Ss!..i s.1
plicatiops In form 70 secure Tor then 81 Early
and favorable soasidsr.,!oa {! The rs!set Once.
Late Conr Of Pstssta-.
sdr n. n. EDDY has made for ne TIiiRTEES
applications. On al be-, ONE q Which patents
have been granted. and that one 70 aes SssS,sy'
Baeh unmists kabls proof Of Ersaf talent ana sgi.
ity on his part, lesds ne 70 recoums 10 AZ 10
v:nsSr: 70 sppy 20 s'S ot S.SsSs 4. nos. ss
:,,sSs.s ss,!s.'d on 'A'' s sos TaeGsSr
Boston. Jsa- .. isIo I've
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Ayers
Hair Vigor,
For restoring Gray Hair te
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and efectnal
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair 10 soon restored
to M original color
soiM the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair In thick.
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.MisceIl0sse0sss.
STATE OF MAINE.
l,soirs relative 10 state IsSsstrai SeAssiTsr 06.

STATE OF MAIN r.
Rssoirs relative 10 state iatssfrsi SeAesifsr 0h.
Rssoipet. That 10 10 essential 10 the highest In
terests OF the State that measures tkould be taken
at the earliest practicable day. TO establish an In
school tor girls, In accordance With the
recon me ntions Of Hon George d. Barrows. com.
missioner appointed under resolve Of the Lsyis-
iature OF eighteen hundred and sixtyseven. TO in-
vestiyate the principles and operations Of such
and with . view Of securing co-ope.
ration In % defrable Q work. the Governor and
Council are hereby directed 10 invite and receive
from any town OF city desiring TO have
suck institution located within their limit and ~
report the same 10 tho next Legislature.
approved March 9Th, 1862
STATE OF MAINE, srcRErAsr's OFFICE,
AususrA, July ~ 1863.
PROPOSALS within the seops OF the foregoing
L Resolve are hereby invited, and may be sent 70
the once Of the Secretary OF STATE.
BY order OF the 0overnor and Council.
FRANKLIN 81. DREW,
"a Secretary 81 state.
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sncd, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where tho follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophicd and dcc.yed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with . pasty sedi.
mcnt, It will keep 1t clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use win prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling of, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm It. II wanted
merely for q
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Biddcford Advertisements.

n POND keeps tr rale Fanotxtes, Me'cdeons, o..
w. ram. and MusIc stois. Having been engaged 10
the manufacsurr ami sale Of aDosorto ios The last eight
cen years he iess prepared 10 seet sond iustruments
All Pianos sol by him carefully sesecaed In boston
Also, Organs Made ny q. d. H. w. smith, sod 81 ~
duced prices. PianotStes and Melodeoos 10 ~ In
s,rsmens reJalrr,i. Orders fr ruSixo BY J. H. CLAsE,
Of Portland, Ia with him, at NO. CRYSTAL All
CADE, up stainL Bddeird. Maine. III
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ouAcK nosfRUN.NAKERs.

tkfonGh H. sfFtthcAio ard NkTencs, and Nsnss<nsr
t,oos u their nedeipes ~ s fssf vho csnes sspss
sifIoos copy hun sdicAl bsaks noeh thst written Of
TIE quaiss end sdces q di6erept bts an plants, ADD
ascbs eli tSs sa.s theis Tis, Extrsrss sprct6es Ia,
ancseus bsiisf Il ih curing veythns /" bot hnovu
% .k NV tAaa csvd, !" and thoss sot hisd ssusAs.
tIooaliy injured Cor ik