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ASSISTANT QuARrERxAsrERs oryros No 10 srArssr,
NV YORK CITY. May g. 1866.
r. II.

DY DIRECTION Of tho QUARIERMASIER.
I'D GENERAL Chief Qusermar Of the Department Of
the East. sell Pube Auction the 10Th day Of MAY at II
O'clock premises the buildings lately constituting The
w. Hospital between Troy and Lansnzoursh
administration building l2a feet long by 90 wide stories
wards entire length l3 feet long by 20 wdei one
wide messroom l4f feet long by
wdet by - wde q1artensstef
oFehouse lO feet long By 81 wide one Laundry
bakery % feet long by 81 vide; one dead
house "a long wide quarters 20 feet long y
wide ogerer. 20 feet long by wide stable,
wide and rge and two small pTlyes Also
the covered walks connecting the different buildings
There cold all the waercoset hnures Washing ap
pump and al OF the lead and ZION PIPE
used for service supply and soil pipe in the hospital
win be sold separately with the pyese OF i've
where there a. that number oithe same size . 81,
Terms deposit Of 10 cent Of bid 10 be made VITA
Of and the balance on rendition oil SC
-. 4,
The buildings wood and built IN 1854 They must be
preferable the aud OF tie purchaser
The covered wsiS will be so by the running foot 900 =,
washing viii be sod epa
privilege Of the entire lot In ali ofthe wsrd
pipe be sold by the pound buried N ne
ground be dug the OF the purchaer weighed inn
delivered the Quatermr Agent and paid for on us een
cate. MI. -, A..
Further information In regr the nature and condition o. te
property II materials and situation be had Oh 'at ~
VAN NLIEr QosrerAs,es Agent at No 90 Broadway, Albany
OF Of the undersigned, at this othce
,on.iersd mn .ir or di,sdyantAseou. r. {. MORGAN,
~ 49, Prevet Major and A. @ NJ
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lust PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
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Bsses Of duck sraps staples. iron casting Co. all com
Large Score umpos and referees e. IS o. g. SO
Bats 25c 33c. Soc, 7Sc., 81
Book Of Rules Kegu s,ion. kc., Toe.
viii be by mail or erpres on eoo'p'
Of Price. ,,,,
Liberal discounts to Wholesale Dsrs Iohbers and Club.
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Public notice hereby given that the Comml..ioner. OF the
will cfeT for public auction Oh MONpAi NAY
a. II the Exchange Saesroom IN the City oil Newio
the following Real Estate; 90 .. - ,,,u,,. 49,,
"a Pcel Of Cosa street between Front and
"a Bocs bounded BY Hobokeo IVES. and Csnsl,ree,'
oh. 10, nor side OF 3,th street, near 81 avenue
Lot north side Of JDth street. near 9TH avenue
sides Of ish street, cas-, side OF
nh Sir ot. side sh street between STU and os
sh Two blocks Of and between 9th aud 6 streets, Gh Madi'on
oh ss,erty four lot. between and sTh % and h
0h Two o between 18th and 10th streets
Ith Tth and 1h streets 4h and 9TH avenues
nth Thtyfye aud 8nth 9Th and 9Th avenues
lots Bis, and 1d streets Madison aud ''h "en's
I've lot, south side SAD street eth svenue
18th southwest 10Th street and lh avenue ~
rort side nth street south aide SOh street near ID
I'm Ris side 9TH cath and 18th streets
18th. Lot side OF I'd avenue near 18Th street . -,
l9 TLy south aide 79L street and u and IN Az
9rh Forty five lots 18th Sd and 9Th avenues
WsrsDtee deeds viii BE- given .,
be obtained the Comptroller once la
OF Records May lOth ueIt
TxRx per Of the putchse and The 'ne
dollars zach lot 20 be paid az the boup
day immediately atef the sale Twenty per sent
the deeds al be ready for delivery and he
balance cent? portion thereof at the option he
bond for from June
the Of ann1n pay able
tn. bond and be paid on
time within the i've gyng monlhs notice 70 mo
BE- paid indictments OF not e' hin nye
within the hvs
be conlued from day to day until the whole prop,
10 disposed Of MNIliEN, 4. btEn NAS' OomPio"e''
Comptroller, Office. Il,l u Records, April ~. 1900
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A PROOF. READER, who has. until recently. res4
for lesdz Boston establishments desires STU
ALTON "a careful and pusssins Addres. NJ D. Tribune omc9
4 SITUATION WANTED BY a young man II
~ who wishes 70 go 20 sea az CABIN BOY or 20 ear
COOKING has unercepousl references any one wishing
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CITUATIONS WANTED-For thoroughly c0mpos
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HENRY IT, LEEDS Aucioneer -
HENRY Ii. LEEDS * MlNER will SELL Dy
L AUCTION TUESDAY, May g. at soclock a. M q ne
PRIVATE STABLES No I2s West Thirty NTH st.. ELEGANT
PRIVATE ESTABLISHMENT Of Gentleman going abroad con-
prsins vz.i ....-... .,o,,-, ,.,,1,.,.
brown, aud very handsome and stylish years Old
BAY MARE fast.
A sORREL SADDLE HORSE, years old
On GERMANTOWN ROCKAWAi, built by Miner 1 Ssevene
VICTORIA, built by Wood Bros.
SET DOUBLE HARNESS, heavy.
One SET DOUBLE HARNESS, light
And other Stable Furniture, Harness Bits. Brdes &c.
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CARLETON, Publisher.
NENI nnnE THIS WEEK

LECTURE ON IRRITABILITY OF THE
n BLADDER AND STRUCTURE OF THE URGTHRA. sd
les.ed TO his Private Surgical Cia's by EDWARD H. DIXON
Scalpe and Consulting SuzrOn
No q Fhhsve. N " Illustrated by three caes-Mr symes
method: 7, possible Structure by diaDg lts nned
etuls and Concealed Itching Ulcer Of the Rsctnm Th.i
pathetic Scape No g. l1co 50 TO ENERARDUS
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House. New-York.
The had for ala Horace Greeley
,.ys Every line ~ the Of H. Dixon Of value to the whole
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-16
CII,Y AFFAIRS.

An adjourned meeting Of the City Council
was held Friday evening, at which an ordinance
was passed amending the ordinance passed on
Thursday evening, concerning the erection Of
wooden buildings. The amended ordinance
permits the erection oftemporary wooden build
ngs within the territory described in the I'd
section OF the first ordinance. under such re.
structions as the Mayor and Aldermen may pre-
scribe. prorided, that no such buildings be al
lowed to remain standing after July 18th, 1867.
Petition of Charles Rogers, that Vine street
may be widened, was referred.
An order was passed. directing the Mayor to
request the Governor to convene the Legislature
for the purpose OF granting the city more en-
larged powers in regard to taking land for pub
lie purposes, and to remit to the city its pro.
portion of the State tax. s.-st.ss Il .sss-.I
An order was passed authorizing the Mayor
to purchase such lands for the use of the city,
as he may deem expedient; subject to the ap-
proval of the City Council. ~
The committee on purchase of lands fer Park
and Market, recommended the purchase of
lands for such purposes for public square, the
committee recommend the purchase of the land
lying between Temple, Pearl, Congress and Fed
eral streets. iEs
An order was passed directing the committee
on laying out and widening streets to enquire
into the expediancy of extending Free street
from its junction with Middle street, through
to connect with Sumner street ut Franklin
street Also, to straighten Spring street from
South to Centre streets, and to extend the same
through to Exchange street, said committee to
report forthwith, or as soon as practicable.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-16
Contributions for the Suffering.
Additional sums received by the MAYO

" 01AO Ha"yoI
since our last:
The amount Acknowledged in our last fo,,e
drod drl,o..l :. ae:es g.. ',1.A. ~.
Dbl - -, -, -oe,. .io., 'no rn's
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IT, ~. ."Dy' -'sIu'''
awenty-nve q cl'izens & o. Daltimore, oy kirk-
Iano' E: Cnase q Co.' 81 ,19o; new 6ork bowery
rIre insurance aoo no, ooo SeTrlti omitn, Peter
9oro, ~ IL, o,1 Soo; 1oard OF trade, Chcago, ad
di.lonal. 9,uooi Porter Monson' Mass a;
hleweiyn f1 haskeli, orange, ~, loo; Friend
Hartford, ", III; citizens ems OF st Louis, Mo, ad-
aitionai, py a dyier' AZ; Ansei Field, Fort
iand, iU; 2 "a Gong. Church, Chicopee Falls,
NJ. Mass. , 9v;io Huoparu Drotners, MlddietoWn,
~, %; clerks IN fatent Uthce, Washington,
loo; More arrange New YORK, 100; Citizens
OF Nantucket, Mass, l405.5o; Citizens Of New
aorR, additional, by Hoffman. Mayor,
Siy 50; BOARD OF trade, Troy, additional,
,oo, GV,,aens T oa NoT.n nseus, NE oZ,eo; citi
ington. Me. 500: Rev Isaac Rogers. Farming.
ton, Me. 20; Mrs Ann Greeley, by Mrs Bacon,
avi as. cong society, Maroleneaa sa Mass. l4o
Burlington, Vt. LOO; EMPLOYEES Of Climber
land Mills, Westbrook, 100; Henry Seymour,
eM Mn S eh'er hn rs aSoV scots
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-16

HOME INSURANCE CoMPANY.-This COM
pany, located at New Haven, Conn, of which
John W. Munger, Esq, is agent for this city,
has promptly settled all its losses, and paid
the policy holders F. 81. Emmons, Esq, the
general agent Of the company, came to this
city Immediately after the fire, and has been
busily engaged adjusting the lossea. BE has
paid out upwards of $4,000 and has honora-
bly, finished his work. ..-~ so
Sd We had policy at this office for $2,5O0, for
which we have received their check, minus
interest at six per cent. We, in common
with all others who were insured in this Office
can heartily commend it to the public.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-16
THREE DAYS
Later from Europe.
Arrival Of Steamship America.

| G New YORK, July Is.
| The steamship America, from Southampton
4th inst, arrived here to-day.
The steamships City of Paris, from New
York, and Hibernia, from Quebec, arrived out
on the I'd inst. s .Efi9
The U. S. monitor Miantonomah, after Wis
| ting Cherbourg, win proceed to London.
THE TORY CABINET
| Lord Derby had returned with the Queen,
and submitted the following names, which
were approved:
Derby, Premier and Leader in the House of
Lords; Disraeli, Chancellor of Exchequer and
Leader in the House of Commons; Stanley,
Foreign Secretary; Walpole, Home Secretary; I;
Gen. Peel, War Secretary; Pakington, Admi-
ralty; Northrote, President of the Board of
Trade; Duke of Buckingham, the President
of the Council.
GERMAN wAR--JUNCTION OF THE PRUssIAN
FORCES IN BOHEMIA.
The Prussians in Bohemia are making vic
torious progress. Gitschein was taken by
storm. The Prussian loss was not inconsider-
able, while the Austrian loss was 1000. The
Austrian total loss up to the present time is
from 10000 to 10000. In consequence OF the
successful storming of Gitschein the junction
OF the Prussian armies under the Crown
Prince and Prince Charles was completely ef-
fected. Gitschein was much damaged. Aus
trian prisoners are continually arriving.
A Vienna telegram of the lst inst. states
that the first corps and the Saxon army were
repulsed by the Prussians yesterday, in cons E.
qnence of which the Austrian army fell back
in the direction of Koeniggratz.
A dispatch from Berlin of the LIST, gives an
official dispatch from head quarters of the
Crown Prince, saying The result of the
IL. GcI IN +bo
sian Corps had been engaged, cannot be too
highly estimated.
''The Austrian corps under Gen. Gablenz
was completely broken up. Besides innu-
merable prisoners, twenty guns, five colors
and two standards belonging to the corps OF
Gen. Gablenz, fell into the hands of the Prus-
sian troops" ,.as
A great number of workmen have left Ber-
lin for Dresden, to erect entertainments.
A Berlin telegram says that notwithstand-
ing the recent sanguinary fighting, the Prus.
sian army is in excellent spirits. Another
dispatch announces the arrival of the King of
Prussia at Gitshein, where he was received by
the Prince Frederick Charles. The streets
everywhere showed traces of an obstinate
engagement. The enemy fled in disorder un-
d sr cover of night. aa11
The Austrian army has retired to strong
position between Josefstadt and Konigra tz,
and according to the statements OF some cap
tured officers, the soldiers are discouraged and
the army is in state of dissolution. The
desertions OF the Italian soldiers are incre as
ing. a5. a7se fs4
ITALY.
The Ausirians claim the capture of 1000
Italians at Custozza, and fourteen guns.
Accounts received from headquarters of the
Italian army, under date of June 80, state
that nothing of Importance has occurred
The enemy's patrols make frequent recon
noisances on the right bank of the Mincio.-
They are watched by the Italian cavalry.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-16
FROM WASHINGTON.
Dissolution of the Cabinet.
NOMINATION OF A. N. RANDALL
FOR PosTMAsTER-GENER
Adjournment Next Monday.

HON. WASHINGTON, July IA.
Attorney General Speed has written a let
ter of resignation which will be laid before
the President this afternoon,
He states that he cannot endorse the policy
of the President, and that he does not ap-
prove of the Philadelphia Convention. He
has also written letter to the Randall Club
in reply to a circular addressed to him, severe
ly criIicising them and the new political
movement.
Secretary Harlan's letter of resignation is
written, but it has not yet been forwarded to
the President
SECOND. DISPATCH.
The President this afternoon nominated to
the Senate, A. N. Randall, now first Assistant,
TO be Postmaster General in place of Mr.. Dem
nison, resigned. No other designations of
Cabinet officers had been received up to noon
to-day. Ira ta
The Republicans of the Senate and House
of Representatives held an adjourned caucus
tonight at the Capitol. Mr.. Washburne of
Illinois offered resolution expressing the
opinion that the state of business was such
that Congress can adjourn sine die on nexl
Monday week. This was the impression of
the majority, for the resolution was agreed to
by a vote of 80 against 49,
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-16
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Lake UmbagOg.

ears(EA The new and substantial steamer
ut6S5szzsss "Andrew johnson" will run the pres
ent season, on Lake Umbagog and the Magalloway
river, as folows,-Leaye Fros.'s Landing IN Upton,
every Tuesday and Friday at A. M, for the Gallo
Enrol Dam On return trips, leave Durkees Land
ing on Magalloway,. at ?. M and Errol Dam at
Landing, In Upton. at 8 P. M. same day. On other
days the boat will be in readiness to take parties to
any part of the Lake, day or night at reasonable
price.
a Connections have been made with the Stage line
from Bethel by which parties may loave Bethel on
Mon lays and Thursdays at r. NJ, or arrival of
the train from Portland and Boston, and arrive at
Upton same evening. Stages viii return to Bethel
on Wednesdays aud SATURDAYS at z. M. connect-
ing with trains of the G. T. Railway, East and West
Parties can leave Bo5tcn on Mondays and Wednes-
day morning trains, and Portland by the afternoon
train, and arrive at the Lake the same day. This
route Is one of the most beautiful and romantic in
New England, affordmg to the tourist the sports
man, and invalid the most delightful! scenery,-the
finest sporting, both for gun and rod, and the most
healthful and fnvigorating climate.
Fare on regular trips, S1,00. jul is (
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-16

THE NEwsPAPERs.-The lions Advocate
is out with little sheet promising to resume
publication at an early date. The subscription
list and accounts are saved. "We are not dis
coaraged," says the Advocate. "Weexpect to
have better city, to erect a better church
building, and to furnish better paper than
before" The Advocate Office is for the pres
ent at the residence of one of the editors, Mr..
J. w. Colcord, corner of Pearl and Ctmber-
land streets. la sea. tuE.
TIE Argus, we are glad to see, was able to
appear with full sheet Saturday. With our
present accommodations, the Press is not so
fortunate, but we hope to resume our old di-
mensions in few DAYS. IT,. Z. LaI
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-16

New YORK, July l2-The wholesale store
of the American Tea Company, 43 Vesey
street, was burned last night No. Al, occu-
pied by Stimers, tea and coffee, was consider
ably damaged. No. Al, tenement house,
was damaged by water. Loss not heavy;
stock light.
Fenian Roberts has been indicted by the
Grand Jury for violation OF the neutrality
laws, and gave bail in five thousand dollars
Three more cases of cholera are reported in
this city to-day, none of which are fatal
There are also cases reported in Brooklyn, two
of which proved fatal
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-16

FATAL ACCIDENT. - Isaiah Freeman of
Brunswick, brakeman on the p. q r. r.,
was killed at Freeport Saturday morning, by
being run over by the mixed train from
Brunswick to Portland. He attempted to
climb on a car loaded with lumber, when he
slipped and fell on the track, and the wheels
passed over his head, crushing il into shape
less mass. He was about forty2fve years of
age, and had been employed on the road ever
since itwent into operation. He leaves a
wife and family. & -l,;,
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-16

WE LEARN that all the officers and agents
of the Insurance Companies, of which VIM.
D. Little was agent, have promptly and hon
orably adjusted and paid all the losses of their
several offices, and have left the city. The
simple rate of interest was all the discount re-
quired for advance payment.
The offices will continue to do business
here at the agency of Mr.. Little and they are
to be commended to the public.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-16

STEAMER ON LAKE UMBAGoG.-We would
call attention of tourists to the advertisement
of the steamer on Lake Umbagog. Our pre-
scribed limits will not allow us at present 10
di;ate upon the beauties of this lake, but we
shall endeavor to do it some justice before
long. A more delightful trip cannot be en-
iovod N.-. jug
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-16

WILL the gentleman who took trunk and
valse on the afternoon of July 5, from house
on the corner of Oxford and Cedar Sts., which
were intended to go to the Kennebec Depot,
please call at the counting room of the PRESS
and confer favor on the owner by informing
of the above viii be found among the "Lost."
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-16
= PORTLAND, July 12, 1866.

PORTLAND, July II, 1866.
Messrs. Tilton & Mcfarland, r
Gent6men:-We are happy to inform you that the
safes purchased OF you afew moths since, proved all
your Agent recommended them to be- Our office
Commercial Street, which we had full of Sugars all
of which consumed. Both Safes fell into the cellar,
intense heat generated by so large an amount Of
sugar and tho material Of the building which was
very large. We opened the SAFES on Saturday, the
7th inst and found the contents in good condition.
Some papers in the drawers were injured; also the
binding of the books; but every word and figure in
them il perfect We think that the burglar proof
safe can berepaired but the large fire proof is too
much injured 50 we shall give you order for
now one whieh we hope, if testad will prove as
liable as those we have already tfied.
(Signed)
CHURCHILL, BROWNS & MANSON.
EMERY & WATERHoUsE,
jul16d&w Middle St., Agent.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-16
Gigantic swindlc.

NEW YORK, July IL.
The Commercials special says it has been
ascertained that Leonard Haycle, Cashier of
the exploded Merchants National Bank, and
who IS also Treasurer of the Washington and
Alexandria Railroad Company has over issued
stock of that Company to the amount of one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
The Portland daily press., 1866-07-16

FoRTUNATE.--At the recent fire, Messrs.
Woodman, Troe & Co. had in their establish
ment one of the largest stocks of dry goods
in the State, amounting in value to something
like s250,OO0. A portion of the stock was
saved but about $3.50, 600 worth wasldestroyed,
on which they were insured for $4,000.
The firm had l75 cases and bales Of goods
afoat, on their way to the city, which, had
they arrived in time would have added about
100000 to their loss They have since ar
rived, and this firm, one of the largest dry
goods houses in the State are now actively en-
gagged in their old business, in Gait Block,
Co nmercial street. i f'4asA