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, 1865-10-17

Especial Despatch to tho Chicago Tttbu1c.1
= Sc. LOUIS, Oct Il.
ToBAcco-Ftfm- Green logs, f1soa3.25; factory,
%ssAa6.1o; planters, e1-7o; common Shipping Leaf,
fSio@s.s; mcdtun, sl1-5aa1t1o, Eoot, sl3sas1f:a.
ne.s. ssJas3.10; common manufacturing tssE ttoas
@ll.s3; meltun, s15 50a91din; good. s11.H q 100 na
F1oU1-Actlye and sellers readily took prices offer
ed. Spring ezt1. s'aoesoo; low double extrs, - 50
@03; good do, sln2s8ln5o: country extra, *ta.oaa
I3.D
GRAE-Cozn steady and quiet. White 10 ear, Sc
Mixed second hand ssck, &C; yellow, '1c; whie, sc
bu. Wheat etif for prime and choice. Good nl1 1t
fl.;na1.75: prime, "a 0o32la; choice. *2naa.@,
Oats 1c lower. Inferior, sa &c; good 4e3oc; prime
sH7sc. Rye nr aud steady at 5397sc- Barley, cholcs
nrm; inferior dull Prime spring. sl.02alp3; choice
f1.b.
WHIsKx1-Steady ard brm 1T a7.17-
Proy1stnNs-Mesg pork, SSi5a. Bscou, shoulders,
19Hc.
, 1865-10-17
A Splendid Temple OF Pharmacy.

We clip the following nom IN exchange:
''Onr New York contemporaries give eloquent
and Chemical Warehouse lately opened by the
eelel'rated Philadelphia pharrnaceptist, Mr. II. T.
Helnbod. Of whose large establishment ii the lat
he Kerntd, Rtt Yts1sax, ifm<s, He,ss. and others.
It appears TO be The lion among the attractions of
nfosawaMY, r. sna a}ts is constantly assFlng crows 70
(adjolnins The Metropolitan uotel) Is twenty-thlee
fcet 'front.' 10 feet deep, and fire stories In height
and Is 70 less beautiful than imposing il every par
The Evening tase gives an elaborate account Of
the ENTRANCE 10 IT, ts wood wusk, carving, counter,
ehisife.ta1e 81 which is the Rsesptiea Room, sbsle
while their prescriptions are In pteparation. Here
lounges, walnut ehnira mahogany sota*, velvet car-
make drugs psl.able. Indeed ths Daily BAL Ilnss
eays- "lt Tonid almost compensate one for fit OF
sickness to know that The heallug prescriptions
palace -
The rear OF The building ia devoted to the whole
sale department, KheEe every Arrangement exits ios
Helmbold, in Tenth str:et Philadelphia, has long
been ''an institution" Of that city; and with the
5apla tnetsass of tas baslpss' e e euna core.
properly TOR branch il New York and be may
a .s R st h@ss a 8 1 ss s60 sh0 bn nd b na ID
engaged IN the manufacture Of chemicals
prcparations Of hls Laboratory to Which be now e1.
c1usirely dcTotes himself have acquired great prom
iDenee nd popularity Win the public. us Fluid
aTas Is s9 9ns &C. Rs 0s
Dehu is especially celebrated for It's hcalln prop
critics. The hitter was introduced into EnsopcfIo
pnyticIsns, and Sas Hor Come iate eeaer a. use. % =
as Eiyen IN variety Of dtsesses, and WA always
zh@5E$n1;y @EaI;s recommended By the late eminent Df.
We have no doubt that the business energy dis
tced wi In the fltnrc, In The past meet its de-.
served tribute OF stlceess.
Sewfn. Women-A Query.
Editors Chicago Tribune:
among ths working claases ~ to the teeisn OF ..1he
Sewing Womcne' Association" will not you, or
some one through your COLUMN explain tho sub
.n. L sa aa q th9ss soss sa VIZ
have worked n families, 10 be induced to lesYe
then situations by the idea that they a1e 10 be
celye at the 'hone" and educated for some higher
e-''D ''A<' A''''s' A''N @N' lsau1n.n,.
I'VE have no official adrices Of the objects Of the
Association further than that its design ia to help
III tSsS Ss =. on; s to s saaa e
intend to do anything in the direction OF changing
the occupation OF the sewing women, but simply
TO ameotnte IN eonc measure the hard lot Of tho5e
who work for few cents per day. with coal at
twenty-five dollars per ton and other necessnr1es OF
life IN proportion. Il 1t not worthy OF an ef1ost]
Brig. Gen. 4. S. Solomon.
The Hcu,,and<t (scandinavian) Of our city has
the following IN its issuc OF The present week:
"W'c are Informed that th,s worthy aud veteran
soldier II candidate for The oDoe OF County Clerk
lin as lie lite Colonel md Commandant Of the
SD Regiment Illinois lnfantry Volunteers, In
which regiment orr seandinartan people had one
, 1865-10-17
Nns, FAg1.x6Tos on HEL1En--Ihe old lady gets

Nns. FAE11NsToH OK HEiIE1s--tne Oh 1auy ge1s
OF the fo,ioyin. us the }aft reportcd:
at bad eompuuctpres about rofnc,~ said Mrs,
Padfnrtoa, rccoRn1fE the tact Of her ss1t to Buck
ninrtnrcs Wben ] heard his name. bat the hajl
hsin', been told me, For" said she,-lowerinc
lsf 2olee and looking .roSnd e sss Sc I 1ks n
scif whn did say. was hts parcnal psojenitor fr
lie ttnth Wae known, though didn't eee any clover
feet and he acled IKE perfectly diabol1csl gentle
M tRs INV a b. 10 ea on
Without touchirE finger to IT, .sIv'e done as
good t1tck as that canafy one. ssio lxe ir9ln ne
oaaS ane ,rs1 nnI+er hotes yes,sdsy into fo1
crnfs. aYon Gid. vou bad boyfn replied she,
quite thrown Of the neller track. "yon must re.
member hat he that etea's Isn't much beties tnan
tnlSa ana soaT aasG '9 ks toG S.:,,eys1 n,
IN har ~ ihe T,auigan ,nd she hasn't
, 1865-10-17

nibernIanIam etf1l iiaea triumphant over both
stages In this city.
31CylrKZE'.-The mandNn sensation play Of
"Arah IA rocuc" s1l holds its place on the boards
but to considerably reduced audiences We un-
derstand TINT MI. McDonongh fs 10 nppear as. the
noble Romsn fathcr Fisptnins ere he departs. S1ch
an exhibition will, no doubt, be worth Witnessing.
Woou's 3IrsECM--1s still running the "Peep O.
Day." and 10 continue Its attraction one Or Two
more soucr hare been Introduced and some addl-
tioDa1 yeffca tackled TO an old one. II the thing
runs until the close OF the week. wc ehal doubtless
hear The hattie OF the Nile" (which has hun
t1ed and forty1ou verses, MI exactly al1ke) HabeT
nlcised and eung In this piece. ..
uELIkn had another crowded house Last night,
md In the course Of his varied and most pleasing
performance, introduced several entirely new and
very beautiful Illusions In the magic art. Ills
piano performances have also been altered, and
eaeh evening furnishes new attractions to The loye1s
Of either really good music or good magic BIZ:
the finest musicians IN this country, one who could
give ie4eons 10 many OF the foreign aEiisfs rho
come over here I" 10 astouiah the natlresN
TUE MAKAGEn4S UE1oS.-We notice the name
OF j. II. McVicker, Of onr city, among The recent
additions to the Managers Union. There have also
recently been added Mr. L. F. HARRISON Of Irving
Hail, New York, Mi. Lent, Of the Hlppo.heatron,
New York, Mr.. Leor2rd Grover, Of Washington,
Mt. II. l. jarrett, Of Dostou, and Nj, Pike, Of
tabhshneut In New York not represented IN the
association. THIS omission IL owing to difference
Of opinion Is TO the 1atee Of admission, the pro-
pyiefor Of the broadway Theatre not conforming
10 ihe seslc Of prices adopted nj The other theatres
on Broadway.
, 1865-10-17

R0BERT HELLER,
rnr 0sEAr
S0lnatio C0n1urer & Brilliant Pianist
VIII p1eaeat his
SECOND GREAT PROGRAMME
OF Original nnd Impossible Wonders including that
Haster.pfete Of modern n1eruHapcy. THE G0ILIN
DRUM" Also last three nights Of the SfcoSD S1dnT
MYsfKKy,
The i1ano Forte Selection will comprise Psudcnt's
and Mr. t1ellers screaming. musical. and ucbrtAtic1l
stor5 Of the nan Who went to hear Fan.t entitled
the 1anghable performance Of the original WOOD
aNsfREls, the most perfect set of blockheads In
the World
,Admlsston. - cents; Reserved seats, tina. scsts
should be secured two days In advance.
Thursday Evening. October 10, 1sst night Of pro-
sranme Ne, S. sHLat Matinee, Saturday, oes:s
at2H O'Clock. ssl6
, 1865-10-17
H1HHnfknza nenf1


W ANTED 5l D,-Agents-FoT :
ny .GAANT nGl.a TN And his cAMPA1oSs- b. Pro1
ns WIN s lis rs & i E;tTss
Kssb Z; B9ws1S %s.a u sPa e e ri = ws ~ ''t
ss :,es I'd q, ,s ,, q 8 Is
assxa t. Ri i11s'ns H. y of T e. ~
hay1E ~ ootantd RON euei soue nv sHa ne,n. =
Fe4sd aeoo a,sIy q s,sIy r.,1iealsr. e >De' e1a NJ
RH11s of tbs svo grase.s Geoers. II 81. sieosA
ii, ii I'll ,presI taa nMsse,X M q ~
ensIan* a9a q statements eoae-sans sGrAot sna H.
sn-ro. Of ", aS !.';i9ss, Sia1s, I'll salon., =
hs sees 81 q H. as Gasa "a
aeessa e ny order md le.tE books esnesses se1 ~
& e. I'll ,fs. II. Tts g
Of ny Lie and Services hate faihrr discnuIa@oaLf
o i ' ea.sess ses nd Z ss,ss - s "a
other person has hsd snch an opportunity to Rad nv
s. i: is assa & ss ssi:, e,s
m'esest The general fesTsf. eurpd s@. y. IS
Proft..c? Coppee sas Cadet With Grant Ia the MI
ats isaa So since Taite sita ths 1T rtRsoS r. ~
1noHledee q tho CHEF actor In the scenes tesesihe
ths lse1a :has isn1sFcs.AsIx p to psopeT Ife.t e
Re 1T q IL r. ,snne desiring VIZ Geoe1a saszn,
W. hare a.ta4iy commissioned OVER so 'aae1is On
these two *os2s and they are meeting WITH The most
e9seSasxz sHeces. sons Of them oosntnE o1er lo
1oIW eoples. sold only BY subscription.
Eaei1sive territory slyen and liberal terms offered
8gcuk 1t tha aAn1e tins. " ~
Send for Circular and blank application, enclosing
order q Jour choice. We elye enly two Of thFeo
tounahlps 70 begin with. but hold In reservation !
bic. ' ~
c. Event 4 Co. Western r1hllsae7.. IN West
Fourth ztreef. Cincinnati Ohio: 81 nearhpfn street
Chicago s1d cor. Filth and Chesnut .trre sr. Lonis
Missouri. 1i9t
, 1865-10-17

Mining Stocks.
NEW YoEx. Oct. IL.
Prices or mining stocksbid In Roston to-day Cea-
t.aL 10 Copper Falls, 2e Franklln. 9; Hancock. IS
Huron, 41: 1!e Royal, 1ot; Minnesota Il; Quincy,
81 !; Rock1snd, 3; Superior, ).
, 1865-10-17

DESERVED PnoNo71oN.-Ihe friends OF The 1allh
regiment Illinois roluntecrr, will be glad 10 know
that Col. ]. q. Howe hae been brerettcd ~ Bsira.
dies General '1or gallantsy and meritoors services
during The Wei" the appointment dating nom
March. The promoheu is well merfted rseoenI-
slacuons pa5t taken by the regiment in putting
down The rebellion
, 1865-10-17

Cnmella Balm and Bloom of sthe
Damnsk Rose, for beantifstug aud radiatfng the
complexion. a supef1atiyety elegant preparation.
For eaIe everywhere.
nQlQ.h92aG-&N III Il u
, 1865-10-17

w WANTED-A e ts-For the
very ar&r yolune Of over l,ooo pages sple,aJly i-
tated With oyes 70 nne Portraits Of No;ed 6eneFa1s,
OF both xrnfes battle scenes maps And d3sTans. Il
volumes
THIS histofyis compiled ffun ot1c!al repoEts." OF
Northern AID Southern Generals: .ths report Of the
committee % the conduct OF The war !" Sat!ooai
Archives" &C. and u therefore authentic aod reliable
Just what the people want. All who WISH to ea-
gage In paying and honorable business durtn;; tha
lal and winter, hare F1fu chance to do Te h1ve
Agents clearing fAQ per month which we Will Prove
to any doRhttnk applicant; Tor proof of the above
send for c1rCufAfx 1n4 turaa Addre+9
zE1GLER, NcCURDY d CO., Speeds Bloc, De.r3oru
atrfnt. Chicago. LII. ASl9
, 1865-10-17

AcApEHr or SctEscEs-SrEc1A1 NEL11NG.-A
special meeting ofthe Chicago Academy Of ofSciences
will 1e hc]d al their rooms tds t1uestay) cErning
al eight o'clock 10 hear the address Of Ieut Gov.
B.osr on scientific s1tecss, connected with his 70.
cent overland journey to the Pacific Tie members
Of the Academy, with the Indies oftheir famlliea
Afe respectfully invited to attend
, 1865-10-17

WEs7rnk uNros CoIArGE-Rcports come to rs
almost daily Of the thriving condition Of The West
crn Union College and Military Academy, located
q. Fulton, whiteside county, H.. and numerous
hie the encoHata1ns CT it efficiency in training the
young. A. the only really military college in the
Vest, 1t clairn4 are worthy Of especial attention,
and as fulfilling all that IL promised, tbs proprietor
|. d,selyin. large need Of praise. 1t l. Just The
, 1865-10-17

SArE nLoN1 OrrS.-The Michigan Flour Mills,
on State strcst. uear Seventeenth, mas cntercd by
burr,atr on Sunday night, md the saye utcrulfy
blown TO pieces. The th5cvca took about $50 in
good noucy. and fl00 In bad--scarccly paying them
Tor The trouble. 10 Fay nothing Of the risk: Salea
just now sccm 10 be subject TO lauure DISORDER,
.1trcmcly ANNOYING to those who put the,r tlust
and money IN them.
, 1865-10-17
U1lantEp==TO Rent.

w WAETED-To Rent, or rpurchase
w for ctsh. II sold at reasonable ngure, Runall
house. centrally 1ocstet on leased lot Lease to run
for term of ycaf2 1t moderate price, Give full
rariIeuIafk 4pd sddregs Boz 1913. 8Ea
, 1865-10-17
Ifyou wnut to get tl,c best Kerosene
Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Lanterns, &C., 20 to
n K 1farr1tl,a u and q Rsnd0Inh Rfteff. SD

Go to the Bc.t-tso TO bryant g.
Srattonb Chicago Commercial College to get a
thorough. practical businets education. or 10 be-
come good Telegraph Operator. Address {cnclos-
inc staInps( for circulars, BH1Asr 4 s1HA1ToN,
, 1865-10-17

ArEoRA AAccoNNonAx1oN-Ibe Aurora Accom-
mediation train On The Chicago, Burlington ant
Quincy Railroad now leaves here q. 5su in Tho
afternoon, and a.1dyee in the morning Al $50.
, 1865-10-17

TEc1A1 COMMITTEE.
The Mayor announced as tie Special Committee,
TO WHOM, thal1 be Ielcred The question Of assess-
nEroR1s or STANDING coAu1IEE-
The Commltlee on Finance reported Adversely to
the petition Of A. J.. Galloway, Asseatoe for the
sonih Dlsis,on, for additional eompcn. at'ou.
Aid. shsswsn moved reconsideration Of .he vote
appointing a special committee 10 net upon the
subject Of The petitions tor AZ nh3.ement Of pe,son
70 be acted upon By the Finance Committee ana The
The Finance Committee, to whom Was referred
The resolution Of AID. Gaxe IL relation to the
swsr5t for deepening The Illinois end Michigan
Gnnal reported ihat ii their orn,on the aUards hsd
@ saS s p9SeisS = pnsssd 1hs nss Of Works.
The Colnmsttee On hairoads. TO whom Uas re-
fe,red apetltion By Mlelacl AeDetmou. relatin.
railroad, reported a1,crrely 10 The prayer Of the Pc
utioner. ConcuEredin.
CITY nA11wATs.
The samc committee, in relation 70 the resolution
Of Aid. Noodard, reported .th1t they have given
submit IN ordnance which your COMMITTEES believe
will relieve ihe ell 50 lar a. the condition Of The
streets nre concerned.
your COMMITTEES submit the statement Of the Chi.
ego West Division HALLWAY compan5. being full
| In drsall and satisfactory 70 your COMMITTEES,
while the statement Of the Chicago City tlallwny
Company docs not state The nnn.Ier OF passengers
carried during eaeh day, thereby les..:g your COM
tait,ec In the dirk on that subject. Your Commit
Chicago City Hallway lEnes should be furnished As
soon j. possible. Your Committee further believe
ia, a, ne COMPANIES should run their csrs Al late
sicned by n Taloo,t ssmuel McRoy, Joscph
shtrwtn.
~ rs following i ahe,1.et OF the statement o,
That they have 4 cars, q running regularly. q
a,wsys.n 'oe shop undergoing rerslzs, leaving 10
, 1865-10-17
M n II Ri e d .

In This city. on Sunday, Oct 18th by the Rev; Pr
LOUISA WILLIAMS. ali Of Chicago. No cart!s.
, 1865-10-17

s..A.s..M,,,. - -. ~. 80 :. s,,,. S.s"s
'A'..e "..n tAs ''us' ps"p's " eni1so aoF nie
purity o. shaFasteF thoronsh dsro,op, ard tfeess
piciea ihe quaner Of ccnt.i,x rince be Mi cane
10 chiccgo-tbcn Village Now he comca TO .
rrat city with its arte, manufactures and CON-
m.9cc. 7Aen he found 1ery people ot his own
IL has been desez1nlncs to give him d nubllc TO-
csp11cn tonight as tue Wabash Arenas Church, on
IT, =, a,'sn e. a.snne ~ nno ssfeels'
j. n. na,tield. ,hs na.to; the Wrlcome 10 Mr crrw:
will be made by lis 1ong-tEitd friend md nssoci-
htc, iss. L. Hitct!cock, .. L.. aud there will be
:ooa at@e foS'any. We suppose wllI ne soH
Q, genera Ae1aodi+s ie.nnlon. ana tnat ~ hot lev
OF our oiaeT ea.t,ss q othcf chaschss VI bs pre-
srnt, 70 WGlenmc t'ac3 one 81 otf PIONEER caetES-
mtn. 1fnnab'y rome substantial token o! consid-
tsution Will ee made
SEWING wosrx,s nour.-rsyan nau was well
Aleo lasa evening Oh kne occaAon Of {ne entertain
lncnt given for the bcnsflt OF the Sewing WomCn's
PROTECTIVE Enton eud 1lome The .vrr,ter ror1ton
e'.rs .us lnnen' ae'o,seo ou FfoieSsof :, Amass
ths sculpture, thc works Of Shakespeare, md othes
nan 9! Ire HsHsnE women. snd sesine Of remarks
1do,,,.a - 4, an AG fsaa the resolutions
"aSs-a .. aoncr mcelnc 01 The as.ocaalon np-
,n"nc5.ts,n an+ r. iG inquire into TIC subject Of
des1aS Isos 'ot the aMeiota.ion o: their coad.-
hon. Ihs resolutions were approved by the mect-
1ng. to9as ss.7o =. Ai.t9rgc- MEt. sacket, Of the
mustca!s nc aofms1 pias1ng re1s4ciiuns IRON Tho
saiase az Lee ant; as. uope-" in a superb
nan9I .n1 @ .Ss .ts4s 1@s1ioae eon:s, ~ only
ttAnS S4u suoE e4su- :, o
That dc new rooms o. tne A'sTia.ioa wiz 3
Nos. 11s va ~ oeafoo'n s'sSc''
5vraGsEIa1E4 w OF MICHIGAN ArkSuk-A meeting
, 1865-10-17

ACCIDENTALLY DRoHSD-Ou Saturday Asler-
noon uule girl seTen years old. named MARY
shean, whose parents reside On the Patch, while
picking chips On the dock near the Chicago Avenue
, 1865-10-17
.TDr 5ale==ReaI Estate.

FOR SALE-A Cottage-On
walnut street. between Renbea and P.ultua.
1nau1e At tbs hons. or It c. P. HULL, no. 17 takn
, 1865-10-17
aMautfD=#istellaneous

WTANTED-A young man (Ger-
w mani but speaking English duenny. wtsnes
70 ake prtyae LESSONS Of competent teaches el the
English Language. Please Auofesa% std1mS H5n1S.
ID E,~ Tribune ptHce. AA
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-03

Letter from the italian Prime Mintster.
4 - ~ WASHINGTON, July 2.
q The following friendly note has been adj
dressed by Gen. La MaImora, Prime Minister
of Italy, to Mr. Marsh the United States Min
lister in that country. sisgss sss
t9ie FLORENCE, June 9th, 1865.
Mr.. Minister The transfer. of the capi-
tal TO Florence. has4not allowed me to reply
sooner to the note you did me the honor to
address me, under date of Nav 9Th, commune
eating to me the proclamation of the late Min
lister of the United States, Mr.. Lincoln, rela-
ting to the treatment of ships of war of the I'm
ion in foreign waters, and to the closing of
certain ports of the United States.
You are aware Mr.. Minister, that the Kings
government has never concealed its sympathy
for the lust cause which has obtained such de-
cfsive success; and you have yourself adj
mitted, that if we have been obliged to apply
in principle to the armed vessels of the Uni
ted States in the waters of Italy, the conditions
which our regulations impose on belligerent
vessels, we have taken care to mitigate their
enforcement in practice, so as to embarrass as
little as possible the entrance of Union ships
of war into our ports and roads, and their stay
at such points. alssaH s4E.eia g
Now that the civil war may be considered
at an end we are happy to be able 10 give to
I the government of the United States new
pledges of our continued friendship. i hasten
then 10 announce to you that all The reStrlc-
tions previously adopted viii reference to the
armed vessels of the United States are rescind-
ed, and that hereafter those vessels will be
irea,ed in our waters upon the footing of the
ships of war Of osher friendly powers IN the
times of peace As to the armed vessels of
the Confederaies we hope chat none of them
will appear on our coast, but if any such should
present themselves they would not be received
into our poris excepG in cases Of necessity,
when humanity would not allow us 10 reject
them, and in that case our authorities win take
all necessary precautions to prevent any incon-
venience resulting therefrom. s,t.
Accept, Mr.. Minister, The assurance Of my
high consideration.
] (Signed) ALT LAMARSIoRA.
To Hon. George p. Marsh, Envoy Elk raordi.
/ nary and Minister Plenipo enGiary of the
United States of America.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-03
opr,pRRATroN OF THE FOURTH.

The arrangements for the celebration of the
Fourth of July in this city, are extensive and
of varied character, as viii be noticed by
reference to the programme Of the Committee
of Arrangements. It appears to us that all
classes can be suited in their tastes for dif-
play, and there are amusements enough laid
out to occupy the hours from early morning
until late at night. s3
. Of course there viii be the usual indepen-
dent celebration Of the day by @Young Ameri-
ca" with crackers, torpedoes, &c. But, we
would caution all lads not to NEEDLE with fre-
arms The number of accidents from this
source has been increasing year by year on the
Anniversary of our Independence, and from
the unusual quantity of arms brought home by
returned soldiers, we have our fears that the
casualties from this source will be greater this
year than ever before. We notice that the
City authorities of Boston have strictly pro-
hibited the firing of guns or pistols in the
streets of that city on the Fourth.
Above all, don't commence celebrating too
earIy. Remember that there are many sick
and infrm people that win suffer from the
noise if commenced at midnight to night; ;
and besides, if you commence thus early you
win not enjoy that portion of the celebration
which comes off in the afternoon and evening,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-03
NEW MUSIC.

ehave received from the publishers, Horace
Waters, No. 4S1 Broadway, New York, the
following: as safa
Gen. Sherman's Grand Triumphant March
with lithograph portrait sas-a
Konrad Treuer. Y ~ r-''--S ~
The Tender Glance-lSchottische; by Mrs.
Parkhurst. a sa = "a
Nellie dear, Goodbye Song; words by DR..
Burt, music by M. A. Fortune.
A Home on the Mountains Ballad; words
by Rev. Sidney Dyer, music by Mrs. Park
hurst.
The Song of the Sailor Boy-Ballad; writ
ten by Eliza Cook, composed by G. III. Rodwell
There's Sound that is dearer; or the Voice
of my Mother--Song; words by w. Dexter
Smith, music by Carl Herman.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-03

.saaii $50 WASHINGTON, July l.
President Johnson's health is almost entire
ly restored, but he will not again receive visit
ors unM Wednesday next ~
Secretary Seward has returned and was this
morning at the Sta,e Department attending
to important business which had accumulated
during his absence Z, %
% Lieut.. j. Penne1 has been dismissed from
the navy, court martial having found him
guilty of Illegal punishment. desc
The resident Democratic Commute of this
city, through their chairman, Judge Charles
Mason, have issued an address to the Demo-
Gratis of the United States, appealing to them
to rally to the support of the President john
AT meeting of the Board of Trustees for
the purchase of Fords Theatre, held yesterday,
the following resolution was passed:
Resotoed, That this Board, appointed at the
Convention of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION at Philadelphia, at the suggestion of
parties not resident in Washington, relying
upon the cooperation, so cordially promised,
then entered into negotiations with Mr. Ford,
and obtained a formal refusal of the property
until J,:ly LIST. Their appeal to the public, SO
far as it has been possible to make it in the
short time allowed, has met with SO little en-
enlargement that they do not feel authorized
to close the bargain by making the first pay
ment. They, however, do not relinqIlish
the hope of securing, at an early day, the
requisite funds to erect a memorial building in
the capital OF the nation as the most fitting
testimonial of the nations love for our mar
tyred President. With this object firmly in
mind we viii only return their subscriptions
to those who may desire it. ~
Mr.. Ford intends reopening his theatre a
week hence. III
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-03
Washington Correspondents.

NEW YORK, July 1.
The Posts Washington dispatch says that
it is considered probable that the President
will appoint Benjamin F. Percy as Provisional
Governor of South Carolina. The proclama-
ton will appear tomorrow or the next day.
Florida will then be the only State to be recog-
nized. As yet no delegation has appeared
from that State.
Major Eckert, successor to Mr.. Dana as As
sistant Secretary of War, begins his duties this
afternoon. Mr.. Orion, the new Commissioner
of Interest, entered upon the duties of his of
flee this morning. sf lsssa -
The Herald's Washington special dispatch
contains the following items: sailna9 -M7
The provisional corps under Gen. Wright
will encamp for the summer on the Upper
Potomac. ga sg aaTH
The Headquarters Of the Potomac has been
broken up, Gen. Meade having gone to Phila-
delphIa; Gen. Hunt, Chief of Artillery, goes to
Kansas; Gen HaIeck viii soon go to Califor-
MIA; Gen. Ord is expected to assume com
mand of the Department of the Ohio
The rebel Admiral Buchanan and other
rebel naval officers have arrived at Fortress
Monroe. 's2A 9l.3