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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19
S. e.. ROSENBAUM

s.. G. ROSENBA UNI
legs leave to inform his numerous friends aud the
ID public in general that he has engaged in the
STORAGE & COMMISSION BUSINESS
MAIN ST OPPOSITE MINERS BREWERY,
where he has now on Storage and for Sale the following
goods at the following prices
100 boxes Hydraulic Candles at..........S9 per box
l00 Kegs Nails (all numbers) at.........25 per ke
10 doz Stiff Pointed Shoyels at......-..A per doz
100 pounds best Basket Tea at......... l perpOund
SQO0 Cigars of the best brands from4 to per box
100 kgs Cognac Brandy 10 gal eaeh 81 per gal 3
: 100 kgs Standard Brands Americans
q hhlskeys to per gal
90 kgs Holland Gin..- AZ to6 per gal
~ kgs Port Wine good quality ~ ~ to 8 per gal
100 boxes glass, all sizes, Il to 20 per box
5O poanS " bite Lead best quality .3T per ID
90 Picks with handle per z
20 oz Broonls Estate madeJ IL per duz
100 doz Lamp Chimneys (ali sizes)..S 10 per doz
loo doZ tabeand bar Tumbiers (cut glass; per doz
SO doZ fine cut Pony Glasses. per doz
% dOZ colOred and plain wine gasses.... per doz
O.doz fancy champagne glasses. per doz
loo Fancy and Plain Bar Decanters and
s. Bottles from .....................$3t to 4 each
200 dOz white and gray Merino Under s9
shirts and Drawers 13 per doz
$50 doz white and gray Alerino Ribbed do b per doz
gu dog fancy tksl1le4 over shirts Sl5 to q per doz
10 doZ Linen Raglan Coats ........,~...27 per doz
70 daz heavy tetersllam and Beaver
0xerslirts (upen fronts1 30 per doz
$50 doZ linen, check and Hickory shirts. IL per doz
30 doz red and white shaker flannel
shirts and drawers, per Ge1
ZOO dpZ lne white muslin shirts, linen
BOSOM and cuffs, with and without
collars, all sizes from SIS to 80 per doz
90 eolored calico shirts frQm......Sl0 to is per doz
$50 mems French Cashmere Hats...12 to 81 per doz
81 doZ linen duck pants extra sizes, Is per doz
100 pieces Silk Pocket Hdkfs from".S3 to per pee
IL dOz Canton flannel fund ershirts and i
fDIaWefS per doz &
100 doz WOODEN shaker socks from...So to per doz
FOR SALE AT RETAIL
In Store on Main ST. neat door to Miners Br e,ue
200 pair fancy and plain Cassi8Fe and Doeskn Pants
from. To upper pr
100 fancy silk and cashmere Vests .......3 to each
100 Linen Raglan Coats each
40 fine light French Cashmere Coats .......1J each
80 superior do do do .--.....l5 each
And a complete assortment of
Mems Furnishing Goods,
at very low figures. tt
1000 pairs Ladies' Misses and Childrens Cloth and Mo
rocco CATERS and Shoes from Is cts to $3.50 per pr
1000 Rolls Wall Paper 100 diff to rs cts
100 Rolls nice Bordering very cheap
All heaboye goods are strictly sold
@FOR cash" ONLY. -na
Please call and examine and satisfy yourself it is
no humbug. s aH
n. Acknowledgements solicited and particular attention
paid the sale of goods to the best advantage and
prompt payments made when goods are sold
Storage takenat low rates. and Commission charges
arc 10 per ceht ON General Merchandise
5per cent on Flour.
Advances made ON consignments, 81 ~ "a sa 4
=. q. RIOS EN B AUM.
n38m37 Main So, opposite Miners Brewery.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19
EOR SAFE

80 EOIO SAILED
IT OF ON MAIN STREET, "A DJ0INING THE
IL Miners ffestaurant and formerly occupied
by Naltine& Eis.er, with improvements thereon
consisting OF first class ile>proof cellar 20x30
feet aud small house attached. lnqtIifS OF
VANTINE ~ CO., Cor. Main u Wall SITS, &
n42W2 Idaho city.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1865-08-19
Sheriff q Sale.

Idaho city, August II. ls65n43@3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21

The United States Cirouit and Dis,re. Co ,,.S
for West Tennessee were last week foiy ores en
series of patriotic resolutions we're prs hor ana
pressiye of the satisfaction With wnsn shs ,nseiI
in sha, scc,Ion and the
made an impressive and eloquent address, a..
The production of muskets at the sprngne's
49, 90 hsen reduced from 900 to 500 YER dAy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21

Dr. Moss II. RASSEY. Rest Physician Lun. Asy.
DIR. ALrvS l.. NELSON, Sen. Asst Phys, Lun. Asy
DR. A. 4oL,s MARVIN, Asst Physician. Lun Asy'
DR. FuGrSE o. ROVE House Surg. Bellevue Hosp
DIR. Henry j, DEvLIN. House Phys. Bellevue Hosp
DR.. GroRog C. DEWEY Asst Phys. Island Hosp.
JOHN KING Engineer Beel ne Hospital.
JOHN DEMOIT. Keeper at WORK House.
JANEs SMITH. Keeper at Work House.
J0HS BROWN Keeper City Prison. ..
Rev. Father JosEPH PAyEPELLI Of Black lei hosp.
Rev Father q 20. LACfuI BIER OF Black. Isl. Hosp.
sister DohIikLi-'' Regular Religious Visitors to
SISTER rklN, { tie Institutions
SISTER CURisIINE }
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21
Eettures an0 1leeiings

IN MEMORY OF LINCOLN-SIXTEEN
l NARD UNION AsSOcIATION-Th citizens Of TIC
Ward without dtncton Of party invited TO attend
special meeting Of the Association AZ No. H5 lishfave on
gRIDAY April II AT D. m. In memory Of President Lin
com An Address tie Liic and Character Of Abraham
Lincoln viii be delivered by EUGENE LAWRENCE, etq
HOOPER c. VAN WORST, President,
THOMAS Lively, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21

Deduct, due from United
States Government for
board and medical atten-
ton TO soldiers. .sJao COY 70
Add sundry articles Of sup. .r
ply-coai, wood. -four.
dry goods, drugs, &c, on
hand 3lst Dee, leo4-- oo4oo ~
Total. slO5O7O IL
Deduct sunlry supplies on
hand 'l't p's' 1903 &,1.o :. x.,.,
Expenses for support ofinmates OF
Institutions and Outdoor Poor, - 80 a.
lSG3. $1,000 '-@'S'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

The attendance Of the Rev. Zetus Searle. Of the
Methodist Church and the Rev. Father MARSHAL chap
lnirs, the Rev. Father Duranquet OF the Cafhoho
Church; tic Rev. Mr.. Crowley OF the Episcopal
Church and clergymen Of other religious denomina
tions has afforded oil the spiritual consolation required
by tie sick aud dying IN The several institutions ms Oa
the Rev Mr. Peters Of the Episcopal Church tho Key
Fathers Schneider and Monroe, OF the Roman Catholic
Church, the Sisters OF Charity. Domitela, teiI CHRIS
tine and i;ernsrdine Mr. H. s. Winston and daughters
Messrs Shepherd Reed, McCrea, Riddle, Martin, Hen
der.on Barnum aud Brewster have been truly valuable
to the old and young.
due for her liberal donations " the children during
this and former years. .
In closing this report, the Commissioners unite IN
gratitude to the mighty for their presery alton rom
tie various epidemcg with which tier pain has peen
besct During the five years OF their stewardship they
have been called deal with every phase OF human sor
row suffering and crimnality, and throughout this re-
rod they have with deep sense OF their responsibility
b. God and man, worked together harmoniousy and IN
all sngoness OF purpose for the relief Of tho uniofu'
nate tie reclamation OF the erring aud tie accomplish
ments OF TIE best results within their reach. How Tar
heir Efforts have succeeded the admirable coittoh o
lie institutions under their charge will bear witness
s. DRAPER, President,
ISAAC BELL Secretary
JAMES Il. NICHOLSON
MOSES IL. GRisNLLL
Commissioner
.,. n t,,u,,. and dfscrderly persons trans
1917 f9,, ,Ss CIR Prison 10 the Workiiouse %
Ri,eIc,iP. Jiand during Me year 1904 and ne HHn'
49, ~. :. 49,. ~, b,,H previously committed
-. ~ Z 366 10Th time.--..... -
- 4lrl Goth time.......-. 60
az az . i $500 ol7 o5th time. ~
~ ., - ~ I73 Both time. ~
~ ~, .,uio oO8 10th time...... al "
81 .t I24 10Th time. 5000. l
v v.h .ie Z 50th time..-...... 2!
~ ~ u ine 80 Goth time. ~
10Th time ~ .v,,' ..'uo''-'''
18th tiue......-- ~ 49, 49, .is' a
18th tiD0.....-.. oo1n , uino.- l35
18th time. ~ AVoln 'An'e'''
18th time........ ~ ia
Total. ,'o,..
~ which number LOCI males aNo WV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21

rT The programme ~ tie engagement viii remain
changed Tie plays VIII De presented IN tie order q,
al eady advertised.
Egr Purchasers OF SUBSCRIPTION TICKETS for the
entire series OF eleven performances viii be entitled 10 rcts
the already selected upon presenting their tickets 81 the
Box Ofice aud having new 0aes Issued 10 them.
~ Holders Of Reserved Seats for single performances
have their seas renewed for any other night their money
refunded upon Application % the Box Ofhce
TIE BOX OFFICE WILL BE OPENED
|for The transfer Of tickets &C. from 10 until ?.
FRIDAY aud SA1URDAI, April u aud u.
The GENERAL SALE of PRIVATE BOXES and RE-
SERVED SEATS in Orchestra Dress Circle and fsIquete
III be resumed the Box Office TUESDAY, april "a.
BIZ snd MTs. KHAN, WEDNESDAY, ApuI 70,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21
HENRY VIII snd THE JFALoUs WIFE.
NIBLO's SALOOY.-MASTER RICHARD

~ COKER late prucp, soprano o Trinity Choir, viii give
TWO GRAND CONCERTS,
On MONDAY Apr "a. and THURSDAY, April II,
when the following Artists vii assist:
Miss BLANCH CARPENTER, the talented young Amer
Pisnisher trs, Ia New York MISTER GEO
ELLARD. Mezlo soprano OF Trinity GhoiIi Ar oEohOE
lSiNPSON Tenor Mr.. GEORGE HARRISON. the eminent
Teacher Of Vocal Music, Brooklyn Master Cohers PeceptoT
|blr j. X. THOMAS. Rsnionei M. g. w. COLBY, Con
ductOT. TlChfIS ONf DOl.Lhh
Seats secured without erts charge at Me''s Beer sehr
mer, Music store No 1Ol bfosdway Doors open a. Il com
msnce at O'Clock. b. NlDDONS, Busine" Nsnasef
|NOTICE.-The Associate Managers OF the
~ city, in view Of the great cseu t. has btiaen we
nation and to proper for the OF
late President bzye unanimously resolved to close their
eral places Of amusement until further orders
W. WHEATLEY President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21

CHARLESTON.-VAN HOLIEN, IAN
~ J sTN A. Co COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Charles
Iton s. c. would ike make arrangements Win nsnaias
and others introduce their goods In the souuep
mrrte.s For further information epply to then Agents.
MACOY 4 lIERWIG, Nos ll2 nnd ia Broadway ~ !.
|EOR SALE-The PATENT RIGHT for the
State Of Pennsylvania TO Company who win guarantee
tho immediate establishment OF mandatory Al TIE cry OF
IPhsJepia The amount OF business to be done undof GOV
contract viii only be limited by the capacity o. Tue
The right viii only be sold to re,pon.Dc men
and will be may be agreed, ether fof Aul
fol atty. Address for ono week WIN iu
name Box No 49, Pos,-Ofce, Wellington, ID. I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21
Chanrss for Business Men.

DARREL MACHINERY.
The AMERICAN BARREL MACHINE COMPANY
ere now prepared sell State ind County Righta We are
owning several Patents covering Machines lately brought
into the market and We would CAUTION ell parties not to
buy elsewhere tin they examine machinery and nvesisatt
on b,s &, a, other, In tie market are believed to be
infIingements upon our patents.
GEO. W. CHAPMAN
Treasurer American Be rrei Machine Company
No. ll9 Min ST., Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21
Mc0ieal.

nR. LEWIS's MEDICAL and SURGICAL.
- INSTITUTE, 70. Besclrst., between Vatick ard
Wet Fr0-dFay tie only place whefe tho Afflicted will
TAR. a. LEWIS, PHYSICIAN and SUR
~ 0EOH ,res's successfully al difficulties that females
Sre Subject to. Relief gvcE ~ all clses Once No. :
b>.ctsf, three door. iEom West Broadway. Sew.Yorh.
nR RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE, Re
~ stores The lot powers Of Manhood IN four weei. Sue
s~ss certain Sod m 81 four times the Quantity
u icT ~ Crca receipt Of four stamps. sole
&r-ut PHILIP ROLAND, No 81 BIoonest, door wet
BON Broadway, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21
BROADWAY THEATER. [ExTEA.
D Mr and Mn. CHARLES KEAN

Tie ensasement o these grcs artists deferred by TIE
Overwhelming national berea,en Mt, viii commence IN
WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 70,
and win be limited a. previously annonncci TO
ELEVEN NIGHTS ONLY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21
Go tubom if man Gontern.

INFORMATION WANTED-Of GEORGE
JAQUISs, who eft Newfork IN 1896 for New.oIlean,
Ir,ersiion can be iven Of him TO his brother hAhLE9
XOijsS No 100 Ayresye., Brooklyn, Is hs will hear Of
.oruetbiry 10 his Advantage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21

GALE OF PEWS.-Ihc pews in the new
- church Of the Holy Trinity Madison corner OF
-, seeoudft Of which the Rev stephen H. Iyng,
is Rector viii be disposed Of by Pabe sse 40 ie p.s
f,he Cbfeh with valuations Of ~ pews may be mad AZ te
residence the sexton 20 s5ave and a. s a,U charcb
,hs iloiv ruiiv IIy oder Of f. A. FIREMAN. Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21
HlGrhincrp.

VODD T. RAFFERTY,, Machinery Mer-
chants No. 4 pey,s wofks, Ps,eIscn ~ J. nAnufre
se stationary and portable Fngines and Poers Pa, Hemp
-. VAAs ~ ReDs schiDe,l M,u Gearing ShsIi9S 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21

A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
o.! Auschu1.
GRAND GERMAN OrERA.
Tie season of GRIND GERMAN OPERA VIII commence
WEDNESDAY EVENING, April %,
with for the only time dor NJ the season,
ROBERT LIE DiABLE.
KARL FORNES in lis greet role DERTRAM,
in which bis celebrity s wo ld-wide. s
FRANZ HMM ROBERT
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL II,
only time Of
FAUST
|HrRMkNS. .MEPElSAOIllfL LIZ
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL ~,
only time Of -
TIE JEWESs.
sATURDAY-GRANDM MATINEE.
TIE sole 81 secured seats .0 ether night VIII com
meuce TOMORROW (saturdayl at o'clock m, at the
Academy, 81 Beer Selhmers No. iOl Roadway aud al
Root Ar-hony's. corner Nassau aud Pine-sts.
Secured Seat Tickets be used IN the order numb
NO Robert Wednesday; No ,, Faust Thursday No 3,
Jevcss, Friday &c. Persons holding tickets fom the hrst
sale MAJ retain hem good In the oidr numbered exchange
them for other nsa they viii be redeemed a, the oees
where sold
ADMIsSION-To Psrquet Dress Circle and Balcony, one
dollar.
Secured Seats. fifty cents extra.
Secured Boa Seats, one dollar extra.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21
GMnsemeiB.
pARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
AFTERNOON AT ,, AND EVENING AT u a
INTENSELY INTERESTING DRAMA
o''''''' ''' iHfRLs5iVE ~ LANGUAGE,
THRILLING IN EFFECT
eh''''e' TIE ORANGE GIRL
among the aasTors Soqe. 5v ysw q sss ronrsr or
. DEAN-DRUIDICAL CIRCLE IN
TIE DISTANCE.
TIE MECHANICAL APPLIANCES
oil ms r oSiSi,JL IN SENSATIONAL EFFECT.
ifXTRAv4GANzA DANCE, Ely TONY DENIER-
MORNING. AT II,
THE BOOEE FAMILY COMBINATION,
PROFESSOR DANiEI BooxE. sgcd nine year.
MISS GRACE. MISS MYRTLE. md
MISS LAURA GORDON BOONE,
ROYAL coi6s:ETu LONDON.
classical RFAnISGGsg d0GIc% soNGs. DUETS, Ola
LoGuES, ETC, in ClIAEAClEk
under the direction = -
PROF. IlCTCfIlNG~-L' GITNlNG CALCULATOR
W00bR0fEts R9HEMIAN 81. Se ..tSdI
F-t Woman Giliaees Circsan fih, Dwarf Living Ottef
Grand Allari.. old 'iillion Curosiies
Adrli'sion 30 cents clild'en unagk.en, 10 cents
IpARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
GRAND NATiOYAL
POULTRY PIGEON AND RABBIT SHOW.
rSprR THE AUSPICES or
TIE NATIONAL POULTRY SOLlIrI,
COMMENCING MONDAY, APRlLA.
SPACIOUS SALOONS or TIE MUSEUM
II will be tho most
UNIQUE. AND EXTRAORDINARY DISPLAY
FIRE BRf%sD FOWLS
EVER WITNESSED ~ THIS COUNTRY
OVER $50 CASH PREMIUMS, ,,,.,a,.
Admission including al the usual attractions TO the Museum
20 cents. Children under ten, 10 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21
THE WEBER PIANO-FORTE-

III
admitted the BEST Pisnofode made, because the
rAier bede being practical mechanic Of long eHpeTisnce
d also THOROUGH MUSICIAN, thus combining acyan'
tss, posscset by no o manufacturer IN the Used States
kseh IL the Testimony OF s. b Mills. Robert Heller Geo r.
BSistow Nm Mason {. Jerome 10 kns tha fIsdel Maj
Aa.l Chh Anschutz John Zun-le, Maurice Strakoscn,
Giovsn Sconcia, Edward aud Henry Moenhauer. Louis
ecLrebcr Erl and Fred Brendeis w H. bsssiord, Iheo
Ao.uine every good musician in the United States
R.reroous. No. l5J West Broadway, CaIa-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21

% CTODART" PIANOS.--A full assortment
OF these celebrated Instruments eIhbitian at
sur wareoons FOR SALE low prices Tie reputation Of
sse Planes ia well established II Ia deemed unnecessary
= refer 10 their merits.
No "a HlaadNhv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21
RROTHERS.
JASON 4 HAMIlN's CABINET ORGANS
& sons GOLD MEDAL

- GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS are now considered
Ne Europe well this country having received the
1st Prize Medal al the Words kIbiion IN London l'o-
The principal the seinwayi are superior
- ~ Others IS th.t the FIRM IS composed Of i've practical
asns orte father and our sons VINO invent all er
~ ovenents and under whose personal Supervision
sx,ry Part Of ID. instrument is IsciueL Nserooms
he. ii and 70 Eat Founeenhst between Union square and
bvfrs Place New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21
IsEBRIATE ASYLUM,

-
we feel that II Is project Of great moment 70 the wel
fare OF n class who are made wreicheu py tno 'PoP"
use of intoxicating beverages. 49,
No institution of tins sort yet established ms SUI
fcently advanced In Its government ana usefulness
aneNo ~ IA Judge 10 what extent II msy he proper TOT
III. Commission TO venture. We hope by means 0l
this Asylu To effect the restoration 10 usefulness OF
large class of persons who, through excessive III,
dence have been rendered useless u society," place
without the pale of confidence and respect ana nave
brought sorrow aud disgrace upon 'hose WIN "noH
they nre connected. -. h,ot,o,
ne ns for The bulding Of cdihcc upon Wards Island
hich while il IL sufficiently large to test IN oil points
the value of such provision can be easily extended u
embrace the full requirements OF tho city Tor iong
time 70 come r,.,
The building in contemplation at Bellevue noslnt.nl
IS intended 10 afford all the necessary provisions io
The accom- notation OF the Increasing demand OF tHe cry
for Dead House for legal examinations postiaoiten
Investigations cor0ners jurlcs. and accommodations
FOR medical and surgical relief 10 Outdoor toof nna
all the varied requirements OF on insltuloh oil tna'
sort besides furnishing the necessary room and scSo
mediation for the Of the Bellevue Hospital COnese-
an institution united by common Interests anu pr
feotk good understanding. with the welfare "a the iI
stitutiOrs in charge Of this commission. ara efeahs
known throughout the country by far the most I'm
Dortant institution Of Its Kind on this continent.
In this conn, elton il may be well 10 state that during
he last year have had unprecedented increase ~
lie number If patients suffering from snall FOX, SI
Fever and other virulen diseases requiring US 10 M
aish additional buildings and tents, beside the hdu
tlonal requisite attendance from medical men, Lurse
ard all the paTspherBalia Of hospital service Inns hat
enfailed not only large additional expenditure o.
money but LsS phub6d plcl noyttiIly snohk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-21

Y
STATEMENT Of Vasrarn and d'crd'y psLsI ,, ,r'os
fsrred from hs Guy Prison ~ nsS III ,1s 49,,
tlh committed l
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-13
"A thief Cries stoopp. 3 hief..,I ].

The public are cautioned against base imitation
of L. B. Atwoods Bitters, by manufacturer of pro-
prietary medicines in this city, who has not only
copied tie label IN part and adopted the same style
bottle, but states ON his label that he has purchased
the entire right Of Dr.. Atwood, and as a. F. are
the only Atwood Bitters ever put up in Maine which
have gained celebrity, this evidently leads the un-
waryto suppose that it is L. #. Atwood-who has
never conveyed to him. directly or Indirectly either
the title to any information respecting his Bfters.
This is the same person who formerly signed M. +.
instead of r. F. Atwood. He says beware Of
Counterfeits and limitations !" which seem to be up
on the principle that "a Thief Cries Stop The
The genuine is signed L. F. Atwood, and bears an ex
ira label on white paper, headed ssCanton Extra
eountersigned by II. H. HAY, Druggist, Portland.
Sole Agent s3SN
Portland, April 49, s'si,s aaw&w3rn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-13
1rnnRAL TRIUMPH I'M TRANoT.

The Paris correspondent of the. London
Zines, writing under date Of June 18th, saws:
@The Government has just met with one Of
the most significant defeats it has sustained
since the general elections. Its chosen candi
date M. Meynadier, has bean beaten 81 Cler-
mont-Ferrand, tliesecond electoral district Of
Puy-de-D0me. The opposition candidate. NJ.
Girot-Pouzol, against whom all the resources
at the disposal of the project were brought to
bear, has had IL, 140 votes to .1ss. given to
the official nominee. 1t appears this event
has as much surprised the successful candidate
and his supporters, asit has astonishedl and
mortified the Administration" Indeed, so
little did the Independence calculate upon
this victory that they used to talk. about it
much as they would upon anything that was
most unlikely TO come to pass. Puy-le-Dome
was the pocket borough" of the Duke de
Money, iate PRESIDENT OF the Legislative Cham
Der. In 1858 it elected him unanimously, and
it was not believed possible that what was
Familiarity known as ola bdnde de Mornu'
had lost all its influence there with the death
of its CHIEF. Several previous ele,.tions-such
as those OF N. Magnin at Dion, NJ Belmont
in the Charente, and only the other day M.
Goerg IN the Malne-were signs of reaction
against the despotism ofthe Protects; but this
OF M Glrot-Pouzcl, in the very seat of Morny-
ism IS tar more significant, and it COMPLETES a
manifestation of public opinion which can only
sbesweakened by general elections, but which
it is more reasonable to suppose win be con-
fiuned. ANaA = 49, NJ
NJ. Girot- Pouzol is, by all accounts, as de-
rived rom Others as well as from his own sspro-
fession OF taith,' Liberals Conservative of the
true type, and assuredly those who voted for
him were not reyolutio nists.n 81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-13

I THE TRNiTY, CHURCH LEASES, Jew.
YoRK.--The New York; World says in 1866
the ninety-nine year lease, given by the pre-
revolutionary corporators of Trinity Church to
John Jacob Astor and others, win expire, and
an immense amount Of property IN the lower
part of the city win be in the market for inn
provement The houses ON portions of this
property are poor and suffered to decay, be-
cause the holders of the unexpired leases. had
no interest to improve them, and hence the
march of Improvement in building good ware
houses and stately stores was checked in all
the streets where Trinity Church property was
located. II No doubt great change win soon
take place in this part of the city. For many
years Trinity Church has complained of its
poverty. When the more needy of the Episco-
pal Churches have made application for assist
ance, they were told that the great acorpol a.
ton had not more than enough 20 pay its own
way. But next year this time will be rarely
! uttered. g With property worth at least $685.
100000 and rent-roll of magnificent proper
tions, it can forever play the role of Lady
Bountiful to all the needy Episcopal Churches
in the land.