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PIC MICS, &c.

T1H KENNEBEC ASSEMBLY,
Z he Kennebec Assembly will give their second
grand Annual PICNIC At G REEN SPRING "a
PAVILION. above Georgetown. on MON -
DAY, July 18th, 1868, The msmbers pledge ga
themselves to make this day of enjoyment 50
All lovers of pie assure should not fail to attend.
jy lG-3ts
THE YOUNG UNITED CLUB IN THE FIRLD
AGAIN.-The memb of tie Young "A
and the public in general that they intend fA
giving their third grand afternoon and eve-EaA
aing PIC MIC, At 2. Loher,s Washington City
Gal den, on MONDAY, July 10, 1863. A brass and
string band has been engaged for the occasion.
The strictest order viii, be preserved Tickets 81
cents, admitting gentleman and ladies'.
MASAGERS.-J. Balianger, Sinclair, W Moo.
nan, &. Bailsnger. jy 10 1T
VHHE FIRST GRAND FORE AND AFTERNOON
4 PICNIC of the SHAMROCK CLUB will "a
be given At SEVENTH STREET PARK on ~
eft OF St. Ann Is IDfant Asylum: The mana .salA
gers take pleasure in announcing to their friends
and the public tn at no pains OK pense shall be
spared to make this the most agreeable Pic Mic of
the splendid brass and eolilon band
has been engaged for the occasion. Tickets fifty
cents. admitting a gentleman and ladies, which
can procn red at the Park the day of the Pic
Mic or at the Mcclellan House, G street.
Z. BOURKE, President.
NJ. c. CLARK, Vice President.
JOHN REILLY, Treas.
JAMES ENRIGHT, Sec. y9-6t*
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SPECIAL DETECTIvEs.-B. Eastman and
Andrew johnson, were yesterday appointed
by the Board of Metropolitan Police, special
policemen. These appointments were made
at the instance of Capt. Henry Sheets Provost
marshal OF the District under the enrolment
act, and the de tectiyes will be under the Ell :
tire control OF Capt s., and will therefore be
entitled to no pay from the funds of the Metro
politan Police Board.
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PICKPOCKET PARADE.-There are at presen
- or 10 thieves, Migrants, and pickpockpts il
the Central Guardhouse, and it is conten
plated to parade them and send them out O
the city in q very short time.
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SMUGGLING LIQUOR.-David Mcintyre was
arrested yesterday and committed to the Cen
trial Guardhouse by Col. L. g. Baker, charged
with endeavoring TO smuggle tangle- foot whis-
ky across the Potomac
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SECOND DISTRICT REGIMENT.-Q ute large
business in the recruiting line has been done
by this regiment during the past ten days. In
that space OF time its rolls have been increased
by very nearly if not quite one hundred names.
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PERSONAL.

AIR BABCOCK, THE LAWYER WHOSE Ar
Ell rest. scme two weeks ago, was noticed in this
paper, was released on exanina ton; the cause of
his arrest proving to be unfounded. jy 1D-2t*
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POLICEMAN APPOINTED. VIM. II. Howe-
was yesterday appointed policeman for the
Fifth Precinct in place of Isaiah W. Ridgely.
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Ar Meeting OF Coon SAMARITAN DIVISION,
No. |. Sons of Temperance, held TUESDAY, July I,
ls53. the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted, viz:
:. whereas the Almighty Ruler of Events has seen
tit. in His infinite wisdom to remove from our
midst our late beloved friend and brother. P. W P
JoHs CoLCLAzIgR: !.
BE At therefore rssolved, That we, the members Of
Good Samaritan Division, No. !, Sons of Temper
ance, have. in the death of p. W. p. John Col
ciazier, sustained q loss which keenly feel and
deeply deplore.
Resolred, That while we lament over the loss of
our late brother, we bow in humble su omission to
the viii 0f Him who hath bereft US.
Res0ired That offer to the surviving mariner
of the deceased our heartfelt synpathes and con
solations and recommend her to the Father 81
mercies and God of all comfort, as only help in
time of need.
ReSoired That copy of these resolutions he for
warded to Mrs Colclazier; tina: they he entered
upon the records of the Division and that they be
Published in the Evenin. Star.
it Attest: BE- B. LEACH. RS.
The SOLDIERS TRUB ERIEND.-For over forty
years, DR.. Holloway has been supplying all the
armies ~ Europe with his Pills and Ointment thew
having proved themselves the only medicin IS able
to cure the worst cases of Dysentery Scuryy Sores
Wounds aud Bruises. Every kna pssck should con.
tain them. Only IS cents per Box or Pot. 2s2
PosT4GE CURRENCY of all denominations for
sale at the star Once counter. jy 6tf
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HARBoRING SoLDIERs.-At late hour last
night the Mounted Patrol made a descent On u
house IN Tin cup alley, on the Island, and cap
tured five of the fancy girls, Maria Beck.
Mary Hendrickson, Caroline bucket, Mary
Long and Mary Chipley, with a number OF
soldiers, and took them to the Central Guard
house, and this morning they were turned
over TO Justice Furgerson, who fined each OF
them.
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NOTICE TO WATER-TAKERS.

WATER REGIsTRAg's OFFICE,
City Hall July /, 1868. {
ALL WATER-TAKBRS are hereby notified that
their " ster Rents for the year commencing with
this date e.now due and payable at this ofics
The following Ia the law Of the Corporation ssiu
relation to delinquent water takers" viz:
In all cases of the non payment of the water
rent for thirty days after the came due and pAya-
Die the Water Registrar shall notify ths PurTeyor
or such delinquency, and the said Purveyor shall
discontinue the supply of water immediately, by
cutting off the water at the pain and he s Ill not
allow 1t to be- again used in said deiin q ent's
premises except on notification by the Water Re
gIstrar tina. the water rent hiss been paid as also
the expense OF cutting of and restoring the flow of
water ~
The law viii be enforced.
RANDOLPH COYLE
u 2-1mlf Water Registrar
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Personal. - Count MERCER, the French
Minister, arrived in the city Yesterday
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NAVY YARD.-There are at present at the
Navy Yard the new gunhoat Eutaw, lust
finished at Baltimore; the gunboat Dachinc
built for the Emperor Of China, by W. ii
Webb of New York, but row in government
service; the Bibb, Reliance, Ella, Miami and
others,
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THE NAVAL BRICADE.-Yesterday, the Of
Ulcers and men comprising the Naval (howit-
zer) Brigade 1T the Navy Y ard were dismissed,
the emergency for which they were organized
having passed away. They had in the short
time they had been drilled become very pro-
hciant in the use CT the guns, and If ther had
been called into active service they would no
doubt have proved a valuable acquisition to
our arms. Commodore HARDWOOD, in disInissing,
addressed them in neat letter, in which h.
thanked them al for the promptness with
which they had responded to the call, and ii.
behalf OF the Department he returned its thanks
Ihls brigade was composed mostly OF u echan-
les in the yard.
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MCGUIRE & Co. will sell at their auction
rooms, commencing this friday evening, ut
* O'Clock, valuable collection OF Books,
comprising about five hundred lots of Oh dice
works OF best writers. +
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CHARGED WITH TREAsoN.-Lloyd Jenkins
OF UnlontoWn, u. g., was arrested lastevening,
charged with uttering reasonable language
and brought before Provost Marshal Tod His
case is under investigation
Nicholas O'Brien, corner of Fifth and G.
streets east, was arrested yesterday and COM
nitted to the Old Capitol, on the same charge.
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jy 2.1mif

FROM LONDON
ANALYTIC Universal Tslegraphy. BY Count
de Lanture.
Sauna srs's Manual OF Musketry Instruction
The Subaltern Officer and his Duties BY Lieut.
Sandys.
The English Con stitution By Doct Fisher.
Year Book Of Agricultural Facts. 1852,
The Speaker at Home
Liebig's atur al Laws of Husbandry
Arundel on Mines
Forsters Biography of Oliver Goldsmith
MacLeod's Dictionary of Political Economy. l
vol Tjyll FRANCK TAYLOR
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THE SUMMER Moon WAS SHINING,
All in the purple sky,
Ny wife and we tossed about
And could not close an eye.
cursed and swore, she scolded me
All through the weary night.
But twas en- ough to vex saint,
The bed bugs savage bite.
You may be sure l certain went
Next morn to LYoS's store,
And home IN 1oyf9l triumph
TIL Magnetic Powder bore,
which quic ky slaughtered every bug,
MOSQUITO, roach and lea.
Lyons Powder kills all insects. Lyons Mag
netic Pills are sure death to rats and mice. Sold
everywhere.
jy 8-2w DBNy.s 8. BARNES & Co., New York
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REcovERNs-We are glad to hear that Mr..
John W Thompson, foreman of the laboratory
department, Navy Yard, who was SO badly in
lured by the explosion OF fireworks on the 4th
inst, is recovering. The amputation was sue
cessfully performed by DIR. Mckim, assisted
by Drs. Roberts and Hodges.
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ByJ.C. MCGUIRE & CO. Auctioneers

ByJ. U. Met u IKE q CO., Auctionsers.
CmAKCERy SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
OF decree passed on the 10Th day of June 1868 by
the supreme Court of the District of Columbia, in
Wilson. Ballenger, and others, the undersigned
T se II pS sale f thf sss 5dd 9 in
OF July, 1885, at O'Clock ali that part # Lot
mum bered nine, q. in Square numbazed four hun
bred and six, (4SD in the city of Washington.
which is described as follows: Beginning at ths
northwest corner of said Lot No. and running
thence east along street thirty seven feet ten
inches, tS7 10 then south hundred feet, e0s
the southwest corner of said lot end thence north
one huadred feet to the beginning, subject to
right of way three feet wide alley on the
east line Of said premises, together with the i'm
provemeIts.
snd Sth streets, opposite the Patent Office and in
the choicest part CT " ashington.
o'clock q M on the nremses the east bsif 81 Lot
Nc. g. and the west half of Lot No. 5. in Square
numbered one hundred and seventy one tl7l, an
north street, between 18th and 18th streets, with
i'm proven1ents
Terms One third in cash and the residue in
two equal instalu,ents at six and twelve months.
to be secured by the purchasers notes, endorsed
the satisfaction Of the Trustee.
Unless the terms are complied with in FIVE daYB,
the Trustee reserves the right 10 resell at the pur
RICHARD Fl, CLARKE, Trustee.
jy 2Sw&dts j. G. Mcguire Il Co., Aucts
IT S. MARsHAL's sALE-In virtue of nsri
- facias on JUDGMENT of como EN- aation issued
from the clerks office of the Supreme Cours of tae
expose to public sale, for cash at the front of the
court house door of said county, on TH g RSDAT,
east half OF Lot No 10, in square No. ~, together
will all and singular tbs improvements thereon,
seized and levied upon az the property Of Mc1sef
is ss Of Miles Rely. : WARD Il EhIoS.
Je q dts U. 5 Marshal ID. O.
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G1lAF PIxzsYLyAMIA ROUTE ots BaaiHors ~
Aarrtsears, 70 ts NortA and Wssf.Two trains leave
Washington daily and one ON Sunday-quihk time
low fare and sure connections. soldiers tickets sold
through at Goyernment rates. For tickets and fur
sylvania Route, northeast corner OF Pennsylvania
avenue aud Sixth st., Washington. oface open from
ss: N; until ,. M; on Sundays from to I p. m.
"a N'N TO. No1foH. Agent.
TH oHHAPssf Ahs BEST HAN DIE m fHs WosLn-
Neea Fades o. Washss Oxf.-UphAn,s Hair Dye 50
cents box. The best in use. Try It. Sold by s.
y. zero. cofner lltn street and Pa; avenue, wash.
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HIDES-HIDEs.

IN HIDES-HIDES.
W ILL Be sold st Public Auction, sYszY
WEDNESDAY snd SATURDAY st Ii O'Clock o
M, at the Wnsrf on Sixth street, Washin ston, a.
the Governraen Beef Hztes hand At the tiE:,s Fl
sale
Terms cash, In Treasury notes, to be paid at aas
moment OF sale. G. BELL.
jas [Chronl Lit. Col and q. g. o.
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ATTEMPTING ToTAKEA SOLDIERS MUsKPr
Last night, as the 39th Massachusetts regiment
was passing down the avenue, L. Gray, SOL
der, and James Mack, a citizen, stopped one Of
the soldiers and attempted to take his musket
from him. This happened Immediately before
Col. Bakers Office, and some Of the detectives
arrested the would be robbers, and they were
committed to the Central q uardhouse
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-10

ByJ G MCGUIRE & Co. Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALEOF FOUR FRAME HOUSES
AND LoTs IN THE FIRST WARD On TUESDAY
AFTERNOON July 18th at o CLOCK, on the prem
Uses, shall sell Lot II, in Square r. fronting so
feet on 2,st street, between L AMI NJ streets, inn
proved by four two-story frame Dwelling Houses,
to be eold separately.
Terms One third cash; the remainder in and
II pontns. with interest," secured by deed OF trust
on the premises.
HUGH CAPsRTON, Trustee.
jy Sd J. O. Mcguire & CO.. Aucts
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By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers
GALE OF HORSES. WAGONS. CARTS AND
~ HARuFSs On SATURDAY MORNING, the
near the Canal, We shall sell, at O'Clock ons
young Bay Horse, taken up an estrsy on the
18th OF june, blind of one eye about Is hands his h
and gentle Sold 70 pay for livery aid charses
1LSo,
one Bay Horse of fine style action said to be sou nd
can go in three minutes, sold for no fault the
owner having no further use for him.
Terms cash.
z GREEN =
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uAPPINI96 OR MISKRYI-THAr Is THS
IL QUESTION.-The proprietors Of the PAR
I64AN CABINET OF wen DERS, ANATOMY,
and MEDICINE" have detsfmined-rexsrdles Of
szpense-to issue free for the benent Of su1srins
humanity fosy Of their most instructive snd inter
estinS Lectures on Marriage aad its Disqualified
Eestion, Weakness, Depression, or Ignorance OF
Physiology and Natures Law. Those inyslusels
lectures lave been the means OF enligh tsnins snf
saving thousands, and wiz be Forwarded free on the
Eeceipt OF teur stamps, BY addressinS Sscretcf
Broadway New YORK. ~ Is-s
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

ITO LET-sToRE 431 STREET, CORNER
4 OF Seventh. IL H. ct
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DEBLIC SALE OF EMPTY FLOUR BAR.
j RELs:.Wiil be sold at Public Auction. st the
works, on SATURDAY, July II, at il O'Clock 3 m :,
about three thousand IS ,0O0) PITY Flour Barrels
IN lots to suit purchasers. Terms cash, in Gov
eminent funds s. 9. GREENE.
~ S-4t Captain @. 8. v
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By w l.. WALL Il CO. Auctioneer
Two SMALL FRAME HOUSES ON GOTH
L STREET At AUCTION On FRIDAY AFTER
NOON the 10th inst, at 6 O'Clock, We will sell in
front of the premises, part of Lot No. % Square
100, improved by two small Frame Houses, contain
ing each five rooms, and fronting on goth street
west, betwt en- north l. and streets.
Terms One halfcash balance in six and twelve
months. bearing interest, secured by deed Of trust
on the premises.
n. b. Sale without regard to weather
jy cd VIM. L. WALL &c CO., Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

ByJ. O MCGUIRE 4 co. Auctionssrs.
t.,y Ss,s SSSrsssoos
shall sell, n sums to suit! inc auction h'0n''"
t. s:sss cessDoEatien OF Washington, quarterly.
Sios Semi Ar nusl. do do.
jym H' CASH JAS. G. MCGUIRE CO.. Aues.
ByJ,c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctionesrs.
nEsIRABLE BUILDING LOT NEAR THE
s - TGhEs5o, AT Pu5IIS stLn-on TUESDAY
No.7s7, fronting Is feet on Third street east, be-
tween north Cistreet and Maryland avenue.
las S1 assd sa
on the premises.
% A deposit of SIS will be required at time OF
js,o &c Mcau1Rx2 co, Auc.s.
isunday Chronicle
By MARSHALL & PAGE, Auctianeers.
CONVENIENT s ALE OF CONDEMNED
~; sToRssTM We shsl sell at the Navy Yard in
lowing articles, condemned unit for public use:
Il Pea Jackets; s Blue Cloth Trowsers, 2 Linen
Undersh 10 Blue Flannel Drawers, ' ara Blue
satinet, 81 yards Blue Flannel, pairs Kip shoes,
Black Silk Handkerchief, 50 Blue Cloth Gaps.
Terms cash in Government funds
jylSs se' u MARsHaLI 4 F pAGE. tHs ue;s.
BY WIN. L. WALL & CO.. Auctioneers.
TEUsTEE's SALE OF A 9 STORY FRAME
HOUSE ON 14TH STREET AT AuCTIos.-By virtue
of deed of trust to the subscriber, dated nth
June. 1883, and duly recorded libsr A. s., No
49, oiios i04 405, i6, one of thu land records OF
AFTERNOON, 18th of August, 1858, at s o'clock
sell in frort OF tn premises, part of Lot To-
247, fronting q fe ct 18th street and run
ming back between l. st-eet ana Massachuse
avenue. to public alley, ana improved by good
two story Frame Dwelling.
Terms made knowR at the sale $50 of which
must be paid at he sale.
RICHARD A. HYnE, Trustee.
iy 9-d&ds WIN. l.. WALL & Co. Aucts.
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY Three or four
w BOYS IS apprentices to lie the printing
business. Those who have some knowledge of
the trade preferred. Address, with proper name
and residence, Box 81, Washin gton City Post
tx q
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fENO LET-In a private family, FRONT ROOM,
L first floor, furnished. wi tn gas, also, two Bed
rooms Best &C comm odatiors for board. Inquire,
no. 3 / ) q st. bet 18th and 18th sts tt
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L7OR RENT-A small FARM of 10 acres on the
Il Old Bladeusburg Road 4 miles from Wash
ington. 1t contains small house. with convenient
out buildings, stab e, house and carriage
house large cstarn fer rain water, peach or chard
&c. Apply to HENRY WEST, 292 Virginia
2ao2
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ByJ. G. MCGUIRE l. CO.. Auctioneers
EATAL0GUE SALE OF BO0KS-0n FRIDAY
~ and RDAi EVENINGS, July 10th and
1lth. commencine each day at IL O'Clock, we shall
sell a valuable collection OF Books being the Ii
bIary ofa gentleman about TO remove from the
city.
@-Catalogues NAV be obtained at the Counting
Rooms of the subscribers.
jy 7-dts J.. MCGUIRE & co. Aucts.
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EECR RENT-TWo plea SAINT Loi sing ROOMS and
large Room on the iirst floor, suitable for an
office for one or two payuasters No. 500 corner
ISL b and streets. near Penn ave jy To- ST.
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ENOli SALE.-F0ur three.story BRICK HOUSES
for sale or lease. Fifty eligible Building Lots
also for sale exchange for improved city pro-
psrty. Fine Farm of 20, acres, five miles from
Waship gton, with large brick house aud
barns, stable and out houses. Apply to GEORGE
MATTINGLY. routh 4 street, before 8. m. or
after p any day jyS-6t"
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CLARIFIED OTDBEg
I have Just received per schooEsrs George 3.
AdsInsn and 81 W, - from Boston, 8 large surrlr
Of Pure Massachusetts CLARIFIED 0TDER, Wkick
offer for sale st the lowest market prios Ia qua-
titles to suit purchasers
Hotel keepers, suffers and sn others in want of q
prime article Of Cider are invited 20 call and az
ANNA this before purchaSin 2 elsewhere
RLIY a. SHINN,
Union Bottlins Depot. 81 Green It,,
8-u Geor3etows. d. a.
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WAhTED-BoARD for an interesting orphan
~ between the age OF and ysarr; IN intelii-
Price not to exceed 81 per month All commnni
cations to be addressed TO l.. e. ~ Box ) Star Of
fee. iy 3tE
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EtOR SALE--A EeIl-estab ished GROCERY and
LIQUOR STORE, corner near 10 Seventh
street. Satisfactory reasons given for selling
Fer particulars call at Room No. 5, IA Seventh
street iyo-3t-
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PARDONED.-Jola mcCieary, convicted at
the May term OF the District Court OF the Uni
ted STATES for the Western District of PennsyI.
yania, of connterfeiting coin, and sentenc ed to
be imprisoned in Western Penitentiary of said
State, for the period OF five years, and Victor
La Waer, who was convicted at the June term
of the Eircuis Court Of the United States for
the Dis trct OF Indians, for attempting to incite
soldiers TO desert, and sentenced TO inprson-
rne,t tor the term of six months, were yester-
day both pardoned by the President.
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| ITO LET-A very fine STORE on It'll street.
OF the best locations for most any business in
| this city. The store is just finished. Possession
| can be had at once. Inquire at the Gosling House
| jy
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LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsEMlNTs To-NreHr.

CANTERBURY HALL being now the only
prominent place of amusement open, a large
crowd is always found there, and none ever
fail TO be greatly delighted with the admirable
entertainment always offered. 1.-THE French
Spy (Miss Louisa Wells in the principal
roles;l songs by Eva Brent; the beautiful ballet,
the s'Sylph OF the Mountain" and an excellent
bill otherwise is announced for this evening.
Tomorrow afternoon there will be q matinee
for ladies and children.
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H'oh pale CHEAP-A good 4 size CAMERA
tyres. Inquire Of JOHN W. SMITH, 232 st.,
between lAtn eLo leth. ~ 8-3tt
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| EOR RENT-The FURNISHED HOUSE No.
4 213 Ill street between 18Th and 10Th streets.
! Apply on the premises il S-5t*
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ISGR sALE-A new three story BRICK DWEL-
IL LING HOUSE. with metallic roof, and con.
tainin good sized and pleasant rooms; occupies
81 eligible position on Sd street east, Capitol
Hill, few doors from street, not far from the
railway. with two adi dining Ln- = will be sold on
reasonable terms Inquire of L. MOULTON, At
torney at Law, 81 } Penn. av jy93tr
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1863-09-03
MASS MEETING,

The Democracy of Preble are
hereby very respectfully invited to
attend a Great Mass Meeting of
the Democracy of South western
Ohio, and Southeastern Indiana, on
Thursday next, September 10TH
Fifteen of the ablest speakers in
America, have been invited, and
are expected to be present, to ad-
dress the meeting, which is expect
ed to be one the largest gatherings
of people ever seen in the State of
Ohio. To our readers of the De-
nocratis school, we say, rouse,
rise, resolve, prepare, ana with an
uLbending will, q determined resol
luton, and an mistaken confidence
and unwavering faith in the right
ness and rectitude ofyour political
principles, leave all selfish and
lower motives behind you, and at
tend at Hamilton, on the 10th OF
September, to impart moral, politi.
cal, intellectual, and numerical
strength and weight of influence
to the forthcoming meeting,to such
an extent as to convince those who
have trampled your liberties in the
dust, and dragged your brethren
from their homes at the solemn
hour of midnight, and thrust then
into loatheome dungeons to pine
groan and suffer there, that thu
great Anglo-Saxon race in tn
United States never will be slaveI
to any man, be he President, prince
or king.
Now is the time-the hour-foI
the Democracy ofohio to convinc'
the civilized world, that they know
how to win back their rights a
free citizens and how to preserv'
them in all future time. Farmer
Of Probe, ~consecratc the 10th o
September, aud devote it to t.
worship Of principle ard the eaus.