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The Portland daily press., 1864-01-25

1-Deputy Marshal Wentworth last even
ing arrested lad named Benjamin Fenley,
about 10 years Of age, for entering the Park
Street School house Saturday, and stealing a
lot of pen-knives, pencils, keys, &c., and lock-
ed him up for examination.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-25

CO.. The Levee Of the St. Lawrence Street
Society, advertised to take place in the Senate
Chamber this evening, will be held in the new
City Hall, and we advise all who wish to listen
to the music Of the Camp Berry Band and
singing by the Old Folks Choir, partake Of
good supper, and aid a worthy object, to be
present. Admission twenty-five cents, tickets
to the supper included.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-25
From. California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 80
The steamer Golden City sailed for Panama
to-day with 81 ,03S 900 in treasure for England
and S450,oo0 for New York, and about fifty
passengers.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-25

n1-The members of the Board Of Trade
are reminded that meeting will be held at
their rooms this evening. A general and
punetual attendance is particularly requested
as business Of Importance will come before the
meeting,
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-25

CIGARS, &c.-Mr. William Allen, Jr., has
just added to his stock the largest assortment
of cigars ever offered in this market See his
advertisement.
Also another lot Of Cuba oranges just inn
ported
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-25

~ The American Illustrated papers for
this week have been received at the book and
periodical store of A. Robinson, No. 81 Ex-
change Street.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-25
Railroad Strike.

New YORK, Jan. "a.
special dispatch to the World dated Pitts
burg, Pa. to-day, says the strike on the Pitts
burg & Fort Wayne Railroad still continues.
The loss to the Railroad is $4,000 per day.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-25

- Steamship Hibernian, Capt. Ballan-
tine, sailed from this port for Liverpool about
o'clock Saturday evening. She takes out a
full cargo and sixteen passengers.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-25

REAL EsTArE.-E NJ Patten sold at auc-
ton Saturday lot Of land on Alder street,
30 by 70 feet, with a small house standing
thereon. 1t was purchased by Mr.. Edward
Libby for $3.50.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-25

sE-So. Freeport should have been credited
1920 in late Acknowledgements.
w. Ii. H., Agent.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-25
Annual Meeting i.

FINHE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders in the
Il Maine Insurance Company will be held at the
office OF the Company, in Augusta. on WEDNES-
DAY the 9th day of January inst. at ten o'clock
A. NJ, for the choice OF officers and the transaction
of any other business that may legally before
them. By order of the Directors.
j. Ii. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Augusta, Jan 6. 1864 janis I'd
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-25
MATTERS ABOUT TOWN.
Supreme Judicial Court.

JANUARY TERM-DAvIs, j., PRESIDING.
SATURDAY-In the case of Simeon NJ. Mer-
rili y. james N. Kimball ct al, the jury return
ed verdict for defendant.
No. 200. Stillman Soule V. Manassah Ward.
Alter the evidence was all out this case was
submitted to the jury without argument, who
returned verdict for plaintiff for s25 dam
ages.
j. O'Donnell. J. II. Williams.
Court adjourned to o O'Clock Monday morn
ing
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-25
Fer Sale or to Let.

HOUSE and Lot corner of Congress and Temple
IL streets, recently occupied BY Mr.. Samuel
Chadwick. Inquire Of
JOHN G, PROCTOR,
deezsu Lime Street.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-25
Removal.
Notice.

fVNHE Annual Meeting of the stockholders of the
Il International Steamship Company will be held
at their office. of Union and CONNIE re al SITS
ON Wednesday, Jan. 27th. 1884 at 3 O'Clock, r M.,
for the choice of officers and the of any
other business that may legally come before them
ii. j. LIBBY. Secretary.
Portland. Jan. Is, 1864. dtd
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-25

W-The total value Of foreign exports from
this port last week were Sl4G, 207.7O.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-25
Dissolution.

TUE eopartnershp heretofore existing under the
Il firm OF
A. p. & w. p. AVER,
il this day dissolved BY mutual consent
The affairs of the firm will be settled by w z.
Aver, who will continue the business at the same
place. A. l.. AVER,
W. Z. AVER.
Cumberland Mill, Jan. IL. 1854 jan22 dlws
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-25

OBsEoUIEs OF Mr.. SHIRLEy.-The funeral
Of the late Arthur Shirley, Esq, took place
from his late residence Saturday afternoon
The attendance was very large The Masonic
Fraternity and the Mechanics Association
turned out in large numbers and escorted the
remains to the cemetery. The services at the
house were performed by Rev. DR.. Carruthers,
who made some appropriate remarks touching
the life and character of the deceased. He
by our correspondent "W,' that Mr.. Shirley
established the first religious paper, the Chris
tian Mirror, in this State, and was for long
time proprietor Of ii. The Masonic services
at the grave were, as usual, very impressive.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-25

Browns PORTLAND COMMERCIAL COL
LEGE.-This institution, which has been in
operation 10 our city for thirteen years, still
continues its usefulness at the rooms in Han
sons Block, No. l6l Middle Street. More
than one thousand young men have expert
enced the advantages Of it, and have turned
out able and accomplished clerks, and from
these situations have risen to business men,
The system of instruction pursued here is
thorough and complete, embracing everything
that is needful for thorough business man.
Mr.. Brown devotes his whole attention to his
pupils, and, with his able assistants, spares no
pains to improve and lt them for all business
purposes.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-25

NEW YORK, Jan. "a.
The steamship Etna, from Liverpool Jan.
9th, via Queenstown Jan. eth, arrived this
morning.
| The steamship City of Cork, from New
York, arrived at Queenstown on the 9Th inst.
| The steamship Louisiana left LIVERPOOL for
| New York OH the 9Th inst.
The English news is unmportant.
In the French Corps Legislatif several
amendments to the address had been intro
duced, expressing greater sympathy with Po-
land, and declaring it expedient to recognize
the Poles as beligerents.
The report of the committee-on the supple
mentary credit asked for by the French gov
eminent, warns the Executive against dan
gerous entanglements, and unanimously ad-
vises that an end be put to the Mexican ex-
pedition as soon as the interest aud honor of
France will permit. The committee wind I'D
by proposing the adoption of the BILL
The King Of Denmark has issued a spirited
and warlike address to the army, calling upon
it to uphold the honor of the country by force
if necessary.
The report that the English and French
fleet will soonsvist Copenhagen is contradict
ed; but the fact that the English channel fleet
is recalled home, lends some color to the state
ment.
The German troops in Holstein show con-
tinued activity.
The official journal of Vienna cautions the
senior German States against too precipitatc
action in regard to Denmark, and warns them
against carrying out an attack.
1t Is reported that the excitement is increas-
ing throughout Germany, and in Vienna it is
the general belief that there will be war in
the spring.
There is an unconfirmed rumor that the
new King Of Greece has quilted Greece in
despair OF regulating the confusion.
--latest via Queenstown
London, Jan. 7.-Appiications for discount
at the bank yesterday were moderate. All the
markets opened yesterday with increased de-
preston, and became more dull as business
proceeded. In the afternoon, however, the
kilograms from Germany were less unfavora-
Bile, and report then gained currency not
only that proposals for conference had Seen
agreed to by France and England, but that
there is reason to believe they will be accept
ed by the German powers.
The Times is suspicious of the ultra pacific
tone OF the Emperor of the French. and is of
opinion that such a line of conduct is at this
time much more than any other favorable to
the schemes OF French ambition. At this par
ticular juncture of affairs, for the Emperor and
the Chambers OF France to conflne themselves
to preaching the merits of peace, is by no
means the readiest way to obtain it. 1t would
be better if France were to employ her whole
influence in her endeayors to check those sui
cidal passions which are urging Germany into
war which must before long sweep in its ey-
er widening vortex every power OF the Euro
pean continent
Sir w. Hall, late admiral of the fleet, is
dead.
The case of Heenan and King is postponed
TO the next quarter session.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-25
NOTICE.

Il WILL not be responsible for any debts contract
J. ed BY the crew of British Bark ocean Nymph
janl9 llws JOHN JAMES Master,
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-25
Boquets and Cut Flowers,

FUNERAL WREATHS AND CROSSES, taste
Il fully arranged and made TO order at my estab-
lishmeht. corner OF North and Montreal streets.
Munjoy Hill. Bcquets may always be found at
Lowell Senter's Exchange street. Ali orders
lett there will be promptly attended to.
ALBERT DIRWANGER, Florist.
jan6 eod3m
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-25

The undersigned will continue the business AZ the
old stand of Cobb 4 Jordan, and soicits eontinu-
ance of the ayors of the friends of the old firm and
the public.
janis d3w. W. S. JORDAN.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-25
BY TELEGRAPH
TOTHB
Portland Daily Press.
TWO DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Arrival Of the Etna at New York.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-25
Dissolution.
Notice.

FlNiiE eopartnership heretofore existing between
L the subscribers, under the name of
COBB & JORDAN,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent Either par
ty is authorized to the name of the firm in set
Element of accounts. LEMuEL COBB,
Portland Jan. Is, 1861. WIS. JORDAN.
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-25
ROARn

A GOOD CLASS OF Boarders can Be sccommo-
"A dated at 80 India street. Pleasant rooms for
gentlemen and their wives. ianl2 dsvs
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-25
WANTS, LOST, FOUND

Lost.
l N the CITY OF Portland several small KEYS ON 4
ring. The finder viii please forward them by ex.
sonably paid. f:En PFIprr
jana d4w
The Portland daily press., 1864-01-25
Clerk Wanted.

ONE that has experience in the apotheeary bust.
~ ness. Apply at 1853 Middle street.
Portland. Dec. 30. isnl diff
, 1864-06-11
Commercial POSTSCRIPT,
lIARKET-EYENIE(s BOARD,

FRIDAY EVENING, Jrne 1910 .. m.
There Was good attendance at the Sherman
Honse. md the general markets Here h1m, but not
TcET active.
WHEA7 Eas In fair re quest and drmer than at tha
clone OF Change. In the Afternoon there vere about
ica0s0 brAhs3s sold At 81 .s7aLtsH for No Spring,
Ind .3lh@1s2x for o2; but In tha evening there
IVES attA frmef feeling than In the afternoon bu&
bnyefsheld OF and ws note Gales OF oaly shout rs
go Bushels At for No I, and slszo1,2X for
Fo2-the outslds nEurea for strictly ftesh receipts
Tho transactions we're; 4.oo1 bu short receipts No
Spring at sls7: 2sote bu do at sf.szs 10;,oo BIZ
fresh receipts CO at $ls3; 1853 bu No Bpr1nC at
$lR; 7'oos bn do at s1s7K 1eoos bu do At sl.RA.
CORY Was IN but limited request and We note sales
Of only about 1900 bu No 1t &11o3i31 ,u-chieny
At tbs latter quotation.
OATS were quiet but firm, With sales of only ABOUT
5000 bu No at 7oNo and ~ bn No 1t &C.
H1aHT1s Is wose quiet. with buyers At 81 ~ and
sellers At 9124K.
PEov1s1oNA Etfe arm, with sales Of 100 brts Meas
Pork 1t 5000 aE 100 trcs Lard {steam) attic
FHE1GuTs were active and flrm-with the following
chaste1s:-Bark siEe1, achrs Dashlne Ware, Webber.
hinnesota md Summit, all With wheat to BuEa]o, at
lie ;echr Badger State and bark BRIDGE with CO. to
Duf at
, 1864-06-11

ESPEIkHI DIspa{E1 70 1He LnIC*x0 1f10uNtsJ
CHu1g8AT1. Juan 10, 1SA.
FIouE-An improved and active demand, prices
tending upward; supertne elosed buoyant At sa.7o3
6so, and extra Ut s7.oo971o.
WHIsKT-Narket frusr. With An upward demfnd !;
sales Of 7eo brs It $l.ss.
GEA1H-Wheat. N actlTe demand for rod st xt,so,
hut holders ask e@ss higher: whlte ls held st t1Ao
1s Oats in fan demaad sales Of bushels at SO.
Ce1n ls unchanged. Rye dull vt &1-6o.
GKocxH1xs-ssarket continues unchanged. Cotea
Ia quoted sf ak9a3kc. Raw sugars rule qutes 1t 10
G,sihe; bard refined 2s01Sc. New Orlssns molssses
stesdy Ut tt.n5e1.ca,
, 1864-06-11
II OCK COUNTY, WISCONSIN
~ LANDS
FOH SALE By AUCTI0V..

THURSDAY. TIE I'D OF JUEB NEXT,
Ia the city Of Ianc4E7lie, Rock County, W14usnatu
hundred and forty tS4dj acres cf tae 0aee{
agricultural lands fn the aIste. They are situated
anout len hltA from J1Qcsye. and adjoining thn VII
!azn Of Foottlle with the Belols and Msd1soa Bali
foaa running tatouzh thesa, aci the At1Eaukse Bnd
so so9pSseL sf ASSst n sau. Hasanty Of heaxJ timber
oEner Tor inyessMe1t nestY thirty years aSo Is the
9Sss aaGsi q u ~ Eespeete Rock Couatg and thf
Ttsy VIII ha sold IN h1n psrcsls, s1d tho purchase
@ @1neney, tess sFenU of tWenty.hTe per cent, which
eertn pfE ss2t oi1 ,s,sa Is sa
There viii also be sold 1t the sazae tine and plsce.
a1a tos same nsnnaz. but wholly for cAeh. tWenty-
tWo hondred 2o9) acres Of prime 4antx In Marathon
TCA11 ago.
moro eligible Opportunity for farmers Ia aecure
mosL aIas, or fr tho inEelsent ol capital
Fer farter pa5tieuls<s apply personally or By let
ter 70 Ill. DAWSON. No. Esss FHteenth street NeW
York, Who viii bo in 1snesylie ten days before ia
ssle tsGes place 70 ]. PEAsE, Ksg4 Couaiellof
FVpG1kys II fO1kFElS MY14eA5f.AW
, 1864-06-11
ALBANY CATTLE MARKET.

OPENING DAY.
Photographed exclusively to the Chicago THbans.1
ALBANY. FRIDAY Evening, June 10. 1ssA
BEEF CATTLE-The market for beaTss opened
this morning du1l and the prospects for tomorrow
a.s dfeeonrsstng Receipts thus tar amour. to about
ssse head; total receipts for the week expected to
1csch ,eso head. In tie saes made tosy 12oo head
have changed hands, Including one or two dro7es
showing dsslina on last weeka prices equal x81c
ufr N.
, 1864-06-11
Buffalo MRrkes-Juno 10.

Buffalo MRrkes-Juno 10.
.rLeFE-In fair demand and nrtn; sp7luE extea
GRA1x-Whsat Hrmet sn5 te-diuk Upwards: salea
efHo MnEtnl ee srriaE At II = 1.531E1b7; Kea3-
asla sp'tne Corn 1rm but Guet aftcr 'CAs1se
Asles Of Eo 70 nrrys. Ut S1$o. ana ii 81 on spot
Oats hfM at fat. Other FIH:ns nonnal~
~HETlKT-5alta at $137- There Is pAly lintQd
demand. .P'-
II KEN York. -
, 1864-06-11

=
PEor1r1oss-uolders Of Ness Pork were unw1,lire
% meet the deasna Ii the fo1eacon 1900 bsls vere
disposed cf ~ ss2oo hns at III. Gloss $500 WAS ask
ed without an exception. Lu1d ADVANCED to 40.
sses 90 uercea; but 15c wss asked at shs core 80
Laos eacon shoulde1s sold 1t 12kc. Tho feeling Oh
the part OF holders qnl'e strong ut tbs close.
Market somewhat un,ettled
, 1864-06-11
356trapen.

&TRAYHD-&5 Reward, Straved
~ e AondaJ night tas 9th Of Jnns. from Iorth
ucstha old. Answe17 "a he name Of 3.oI u nt !
Psls ysL.1 Or ltnoe aaa white color. Had On his
tsned tolt Any petsoa RETURNING aid dog to Is Ls
talle tfsses rs : viii receive tho shove reward.
, 1864-06-11

pLllaSelhIln II

lludelrAln 1zzrket-Iuuc 10.
fETs otErx-Tcndlng upward; cFnaa Ale; refined,
eke.
fLor1-Ffrm hxt quiet at t3, 3,naeas&.
aRAH-Wfeae A1rAne1ny: whtts e710; rod SiA3
Corn it-ady yait,w 5tbsG.l %. Oats steady.
fHov1sEoHs-Eirha; lard advanced.
NHIRkY-Ce}et &t Il ..
, 1864-06-11

0sWexo M1Fket-s11ne 10,
F1oE1-Ady4ncea 1Je btl, with good demand
4nd sales 800 brls At $775GB % for bfanas ron
M ssEisF: 81 = t1om rst Ein;er ss1.@'.so from
6KAls-S beat NJ hut quir:. ep'uisg with li:tt
sapplI. H1!ts OF ,sos hu white CA24aR prL7ate
term. A bu pFtme do It Fl 50. and 900 bo Csxs-
And qNiet.
,CASA1 Fns1a17a-Dnn and unchanged. Flour
It g. wheat and psss at lle And c4zA ut axc 70 New
Tsrk,
LAkn 1nroErz-1l5,o.o In uheat.
EA1AL hrronrs-ar24 btls noHr. s,ses bu wheat,
, 1864-06-11

NOTICE 70 AlDERHES.-Ai Republican Alder.
men Of this cit, are requested to meet at tho Com
mtttee room, At Metropolitan HAIL. this {satun1. :,
By order OF the Counltteh f.90~Ns'
, 1864-06-11
btilwunkec Market.

MIwAUEEE, Jutt 10, 1874
FLoUR-urfettled,
GaA1S-1:ccelps OF wteat 1l.0co. Advanced Sc 4
hu last night. but sccedcd 1c on sCbange-c1osIos
weak. Salts this morning: 1900 bu No. j, lmmeaI.
ase deTely at s1ss; 9e1oo bu do se1ler's option till
11tb. At 31s1f; l5ooo bu No. regular rsceIu,s at
slIs4; sa.0oo bu do. Immediate delvarr. A. 11.ss.
1e,Ho ou do I'm Pneld's} at t1-ss Sales on Chsnxe:
$3.50 bn No. immediat deliy cry, At 1:ask: sSwn
bn % regular recefps II u. isce hn No. 40 at
s1s:h2tA. Oats quiet but nrm; sales, 2oo bu In
store nt 71c. Corn dru and steady talea cars de-
lve1ed at 81 1lk 200 bu do at 3t..2 cars In store
at tin. Barley quiet; sales, csr price at ss5; 70
bags 1T $lst.
, 1864-06-11

RESISTING TILE ENRoLL4rSY.-Frederi Nil
meyer, OF the Seventh Ward, and Gustave Barlaud.
OF the Third, were held to bail In $500 each by
s tSa.a Hoyns yesterday for refusing to
, 1864-06-11
a111usen1tutB,
TOLONEL WOODS MUSEUM.
COL J. II. WOOD CO.. .Prcprietc1s md Aauaeess-

4. 3. BRADLEY. Director OF Anuscments,
SATURDAY. June 11th.
CIR a N ID M latin EFF,
At o'elcas. AAnInlsa Is eert, to all p..ta OF ts
trn.e. In taa era aniEk ns oclook. uhen 1poa bots
oss:tons xin hs prsseatsd for positively the 1ata
MAGIC MARRIAGE
Aerete ceinnl NJ. Pfac1 Aiken Aa1ehloaeAs de
Voltssa. Mis-. l.. y. rsr7!u.
Tu con :suds with WILLFUL NURDHR-
BtteeaEA-aa sp|con. Mr.. John Dlllsa
AeneAy. The Grand Drama OF AIRIANS ORlNE.
FEle9s.-Ad -Ada.tsston to NM etrn ard Lees.Fs Boom,
p eenta- Chai.1su EDdef twelve ycatR, II cents.
Dress Circle eEt PaE1Eetts, = cents ezra. Pnvsne
goxos, q and ~ M extra charge Tor Rsservcd
2oors M LsSMre Reosn opsn =. IL o'ciosk- Curtain
The Great 57n1eE1a. With IT. over 2so,oeo cn.s-
osisse Tbs 11,isfbis M 1Ad{: 1hs Enors1ons Anost-
80 Pounds win spve4 arg ha7. NM Amer, Il yeteo
n GRID. iath39alw
, 1864-06-11

GREAT REAL ESTATE AUC-
" TON In.
BRYAN HALL, CHICAGO,
Wednesday, June 18th, at o'lk A. II.
Tho next auction sale Is Appointed sometime abeas,
IN order hat TIA advertising ruaY be Soeo e1.eaded
Toe ru,es q sale will b. strictly observed. They
1et To avoid IN by-otdd1ng there will he
AZ Inc eao the LOWEST sum which viii be entertained
- old fuis. or coUcsK, TO uE LxsS ttfAx TEE
AK1EI T4ICE or Tux PROPERTY AND LESS TulY
1HE PRtGk ATWn'Cu r Is nTn ,EWIeE orFE.KD.
"a n shas bid ba o0ezsd. tho property kaaI not be
"a. Abstracts must show good title, or there Ii ua
Rala. - 0 - 1~S
TEE L1sT OF fIor1ITx WILL ApraAK uEsx4yrxx.
And owners can now eEect Arrangements In
THDj. B. BEYANB
, 1864-06-11

LATH Houas.-If "Juvenls" will write q little
less obscnrely on tho subject Of 'Late Hours"
Mowl II to ind space for his communication.
We much don5t If one In twenty would under
, 1864-06-11

PfttsburE Obi Market,
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tr1bu.e.1
P1TTzDuRa, June 10, 1857.
The OIL market is excited Crude ss9DHc, barrels
returned. RedEcd Is ac1Ye. 6a1as-5de brls free at
&c; 1co br ofJo1y delivery Ut 75e 100 bss In bond
July delivery, at Sc, Arrived, 9,zQQ brls.
, 1864-06-11

Lincoln and 0-fesoy Club OF Chicago.
The officers md committee Of this Club are all
notified 10 be present at meeting to be held at
The Office OF +. 9. La1ned. ESQ.,. at o'clock sha.p
this evening. By order of the PresIdent,
: ]. ". WAUGuor, Secretary,
Err1n@ Homonss Refu&e.-A special
1neeung Of the managers Of the 'sErrins women's
Refuge" will be held this Saturday , afternoon,
at 3 o'clock, ut the Young Mems Christian Asso.
cation Rooms. Punctual attendance Is requested,
The Late Captain GIbson.-Tho funeral
eezTices Of the late Captain John P. D. Gibson, of
Co. D, ssth Illinois regiment, will be held in the
Church OF the Rodeemes, {second Uniyersaliss)
corner Of West Washington aud Sau.amon sts
fomo1oM (sundsy} notning, at haIfpaet ten
O'Clock. Friends OF the family are inYlted to a.
tend.
North Star mission.-The North Star Mis-,
ELEM doral and strawberry festival, At DrysnBau
was gratifying snccesa. The floral deps.tmeut
alone netted the society the sun Of seventy dAl-
lats. Ths display Of flowers was cxt,smslv hns.
and the Committee return tAalr eIacEro tAsnke II
Mrr. Judgo Peck. Mrs. Dr. Keunicott. aud mel
Long, who contributed libcraliy ffpm their Fsr.
deps and contarvatories for this occasion. A1ao
tho Sunday School children Of the Baptist church
in Wauksgap, who ssnt whole besket los1s az
6oHsss, which were Used In eeoratiux III tall
, 1864-06-11

Vessels Passed. DetxStr.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune.1
DETRotT, June 10. 1864.
-Ur-frsp brockTile; bark WLnalox; sche1 Rainbow
nhd Martin.
poWs-Pfops Queen Of the Iakes and Wenoua j..
brig Seminole; ach1 Stella. J
, 1864-06-11
" A RIETY THEATRE.
is and 1T Dearborn street.
r. L, FITCH. Acting and STARE NansasI.

The Best Variety Entertainment
N1HE CITY.
AT rT1RK NEW PROGRAMME THIS EEE1xs.
For particulars Of enertain see bills Of the dey
New Starr are engaged and Will appear noxt week.
MONDAY EVENING, June 18th, re- appearance of
the old fxvorite,
BILLY ALLEN,
The eccentric Ethlopisu Comadtan
, 1864-06-11

1ARTusFK1--Thew work on this cnterprise pro-
ereeses fAvosab1y. The men are now working IN
der the Lake. having advanced nearly seventy
feet from the shaft. The material met with il 80
far The best that could be found, and Ill promises
we'll fss
, 1864-06-11

| Alto ye1y liberal donation OF flowers from the
] t"ner Of tho Ereen-houss On Cottage Gro7e ave-
nue, IN the rear Of Mr. ;yrlck'a rcaidcace. These
1aIe tonaueta wUe sold 1t sach prices th.t they
tettsd the society the handsome sum OF tss,
soldiers' Fanal1ies.-rhe lady managers OF
tse Relief Society for Soldiers Rasaslies, re-
| queated to meet at the sewing room, IS Madison
etreet this Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock, for
the purpose Of settling Hattprs relztIve to the Late
! Strawberry Festival
The Ladies' City mIsslou.-The usual
| quarterly meeting services win be held at Park
areone Mission, corner OF Park a7enue and Robey
street, on the 1sth Of June inst. Lovefehst at o
% sy RsS = & waRps rgsaSh
Wnr Lecsure.-Leo Miller, of Aa5s., will aa,
dress the citizens Of this city ut Metropolitan
Hall, tomorrow tSunday, evening. Subject: Our
auth9r o. re e1SenaiveIs circulated war docureat
entitled, " The Great Conflict, or Causc and Cure
Of seeeeeon" Asthe seats sre free let the hall BE-
crowded to It's utmost capacity.
~ Sore throat, Cough. Cold, and similar
troubles, u suffered to progress result IN serious
oenss
t9 reach directly re seat OF the disease and give
Moths In Your Rur.,-put up your Err.
IN Cedar Camphor-C Cedar-Cedsr Campior. deai1V
hTnrcb y ths;1 sFina 1o a. oaSe breathing
tnrcd Gnfv hv Horr5s = 1 Thsn .rusta ~ IL. FAC
'1'eo WY " A'N41's y on4p@.o' oos'on.
ARrce Rc1,~,o1- P7,.,o- ,r.o ,u,o-
Of worcester. Mass viii ,nsat q fho Me,sa m,Gf
tan Hall, Sunday June 18th. at10,l d. N. and IL
p sui,.ot. T.; ,,.,,,r ,,1,y,
.1. Gs.d1a aiotnng. ~ tngnaaay q, hs Sous
.l.s1. 11Ie S1oIua1n @ y 4ntnortK: Evening, Our No
HGMS 1T1a. ana ,1S7aDaph.'
Ine pao'e arc Invited. Seats ffee.
u .--7-.7,.7-.
Ur. Mhrke' aypAlutic Cure Is = radical
cafe ior eJphltis, y 10 primary, secondary and
1T f at s.ages. lt y the only medicine known
taa; ~ cure oeeondaT or constitutional syphilis,
~ ne poison @ virus and expel fFom
F9s lnEther inioElnition. read the ad-
81 1s1ei ~ So!llon Of our PAPER Sold BY Dr. Easterly,
aAa!e9a Mfeet, near tie Post ONCE. Ne esargs
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, 1864-06-11

Diseases OF the Nexvo7a. 6oSafna1. Y7rt,
naTy ana SeKuaI Systemt.-Ncw ana relta-
bio tfe1tment-in reports Of the Howard Associs-
ti6n: Sent BY mail N sealed letter envelopes frcs
Of charge. Address D. ]. Slilon Houkhton, How
etd Association, No. South Niets brect, phl!s-
Ge.phla, Pa rsh9nnx,a ~
, 1864-06-11

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