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BRIEF PARAGRAPHS.

The Washington Republican charges the
Radicals with conspiracy" 1t appears
there arc great many conspirators and ''con-
spiracies" afoat The general aim, on the part
Of the teal ''conspirators,' seems 10 be, to put
money in their pockets to retain power, and to
Cypress those whom they hate, because they
know what they have done
1t is observed that Mr. Holden, editor Of the
North Carolina Standard, recently nominated
to some Office, takes occasion, since then, to be
quite street upon Congress. Suppose the Pres
ideut should withdraw the nomination. How
then? Most people, however, in North Caro-
lima, want him to be confirmed, and to 60 On
his mission.
Gov. Hamilton, of Texas, it is said, from
some information the President has received,
WILL probably, mot be an acceptable visitor at the
White House for the future, 1t is said he has
come North, at the invitation of the Radicals,
to assist them against the President.
The National Republican, in Washington, is
for having all the United States Office holders to
define their position, at once, and say whether
they are for or against the Presidents policy,
so that steps may be taken according ~"
The Radicals in the Legislatures of the North
em States are making haste to adopt the Con-
stitutional amendment. 1t has passed one
branch OF the Connecticut Legislature. Extra
sessions are to be called in other States.
The first new wheat IF the season, from EGz
abeth City county, Va, Of very superior quail
ity, was brought to Baltimore, yesterday, and
sold at $3.50 per bushel.
The reports received at the Agricultural De-
partment in Washington, prove that there is
no danger Of famine in this country, the pres
ent year
The demand for DR.. Cravens Prison Life of
Jefferson Davis is so great, that the presses Of
the publishers can hardly supply copies fast
enough.
A letter from Charleston says, that at the
Memorial Celebration in that city, Gen Sick
les contributed beautiful decorations for the oc
casion.'
The famous Belle Boyd, now divorced from
her husband, has appeared as an actress on the
stage in England, but failed at her debut.
The Washington Chronicle, Of course, is very
indignant at the proposed National Union Con-
vention.
1T is said that Gen. R. T. Lee is to spend
the summer vacation in Kentucky.
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Cou,trSsroSER's OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
FAIRFAX COURT House. June 26, 1866.
Notice is hereby given to the creditors OF ).
C. Gunnell, decd and all parties interested
that |, as Commissioner under the above decree
will proceed on MONDAY, 3Oth day OF ouly
execute its provisions in regard to the settlement
Of the estate of the said decedent
Those having claims are required to produce
them before me, with the necessary proofs.
NJ. DULANY BALL,
ie 2S-laW4W Commr r. IN Chahcery
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Cash Assets. $50, 3GG

The above FIRST-CLASS COMPANIES,
having complied with the law passed BY. tn"
last Legislature. requiring deposit OF s3o'O"
ed is now prepared to issue policies in all, or
either of them on all descriptions Of property in
the city or country, against loss or damage by
fire, and on inland, coastwise and sea risks, on
terms adapted to the hazard, ard consistent
with sound and reliable underwriting
Ali losses promptly adjusted and paid At th::
office.
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Barney Aaron has challenged Samuel
Collyer, his late contestant in the prize,ring,
to fight himsfor one thousand, or twenty five
hundred dollars, within one month or three
months Collyer expresses his willingness to
do the fighting, but leaves the business in the
hands of his friends, who, it is stated, will
let him fight for $40, 900, if the New Workers
want to come up. Do these people Intend to
come into Virginia again?
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THE SUBSCRIBER IS AUTHORIZED TO
i offer for sale the FARM of Joseph kerby,.
eso. This farm is situated at the mouth of
Broad Creek, on the Mary land Shore, where it
cmpties into the Potomac river. 1t is an excel
lent alluval SOIL well adapted to the gr9T;th of
ton Of country. 1t is about four miles below
Alexandria Crops may be shipped directly
from the garden The improvements consist of
large frame dwelling, containing eight aza
rooms, and all the necessary out build ings, Veil
in good repair. From one hundred to three
hundred acres will be sold to suit purchasers
A rare opportunity is offered to those desiring
safe Investment, or to engage in agricultural
pursuits, as it will be sold AZ Il great bargain
For terms &C., apply to
FENDALL MARBURY,
Atty for owner, T. B. T. O., Pr. Geo. co. Nd.
or to w. ARTHUR TAYLOR, Alexa., Y a.
Pr GEORGES co., Md.-ie 11-2awtf
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r VERY AND SALE STABLE.
WAGON Y a r D.

The subscriber has leased the extensive sta BILE
and grounds at the corner Of Fairfax and Queen
streets, which he has thoroughly repaired and
cleansed and where all DESTROYS of having any
thing done in the livery line can be accommodate
ted to their satisfaction.
Country people can have their stock and Wa
CONS we'll taken care of by leaving them at the
wagon yard.
Excellent stablng and grooming furnished
horses left here for sale.
Horses livcred in the best style ut SIS month
JAMES A. FUGITT,
aD 3O-tf Alexandra, "a.
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For Sale and Rent.

NOR SALE.-An excellent FARM of TWO
l. HUNDRED AND TWENTY-ONE
ACRES, between the Old Telegraph and Back
Lick Roads in Fairfax county, five miles from
Alexandria, Good Dwelling House, Barns, Out
houses and Fences; Fine Spring ard Spring,
House near the dwelling; an amply supply OF
of Water, Wood and Timber on the place
Terms casy-pricc moderate and title unques-
tonablc This farm has well disposed soil {;
is in good condition and has not suffered from
the ravagcs of war Apply to-
Attorney at Law.
mvo-tf Alexandria, Va.
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ALEXANDRIA.
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE %.
That excellent old journal, the Boston Post

That excellent old journal, the Boston Post.
faithful among the faithless, in the
midst of the Radicals, is constantly telling
:hem such truths as they cannot evade, and
OYER which they must be silent. The Post
.eminds their people of what they said when
me war commenced, and what they are now
urging Gould it have been supposed, " says
ne Post, ''that in 1863, that if the war could
cease by the surrender of the opponents Of the
Union in the South, and the adoption of an
amendment to the Constitution abolishing
2lavery, that such acts would not have fully
Hestored the Southern States to their places in
me Union? But now new and continually in
,!easing demands on the people Of both Sec
ions are being made by Congress. With the
abolition Of slavery it was hoped and believed
zee in our Union would give place to attempts
% advance the prosperity and power of our
own; but what 90 we now hear? ''Justice to
the negro" cries Weudall Philips; "Justice
% he negro echo Sumner and Stevens, and
his watchworl is passed from mouth to mouth
until some Of the people OF the North seem
..oally to believe that instead of the war being
fought for the negro, as they have always
claimed, instead Of the negro having received
any benefit from its results: he is plunged into
deeper misery than he formerly was in. Jus
tice to the negro Was slavery Il sin and
crime against him and his race? They arc
slaves no longer. Had he the rights of family
o. freedom Of action? He has them now.
Had he legal and civir rights under the State gov
ernments in which he lived? They have conferred
them upon him nov. Is this Justice Or iDjus-
tce? We cannot see what class of our people
have been benefited by the rivers of blood and
millions of treasure expended if not the negro. =
and after doing all, the Post says, the Radicals
are now demanding that the South shall do
more, shall give the political power to the black
and late slave race, and says to the people,
unless you amend the Constitution to extend
this great political right the Union shall not
be restored so long as we hold the power to
prevent it."
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NTILLIAM S. MOORE,
CHINIST,
Corner Royal s Wilkes st., & No. G5, Union ST.,
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA,
Is prepared to execute orders for STEAM
ENGIN Els, MILL GEARING, ORNAMENT
AL RAILING, and MACHINE WORK of
every description.
Ma5-CAS1INGS made at short notice, and on
reasonable terms. je 25-6m
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MUTU AL
life Insurance &C.
of Neav York,
Cash Assets Feb. l, '66.~~.Sl5, 600, 9GG
Annual Income in Cash.. 100000

The dividends OF this company are larger in
amount for premiums paid, than in any Com
Dany in the world.
All the profits arising from this immense fund.
are ANNUALLY DIVIDED amongst the as
sured.
Applications received at my Office, No -.
Prince ST. G. L. IdOAl1AS, Agent.
DR.. CHARLES w. CHANCELLOR,
je S-tf Medical Examiner.
TIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
The undersigned has been appointed agen.
for the following companies, viz:
WASHINGTON FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Of Baltimore. ..-
Thos. Y. Candy, f. j. iMcGinnis,
President Secretary.
ASSOCIATED
FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY.
Of Baltimore.
Vim. A. Hack. John Dukehart,
President Secretary.
MARYLAND LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
Geo. P. Thomas, Jno. w. Davis,
President Secretary.
Policy holders participate in the profits.
The above companies stand as high and are As
popular as any others in the city OF Baltimore
Risks will be taken at the lowest rates charged
'''~ SAMUEL Fl. JANNEY,
at Janney s Co.'S Drug store, No. l45, Kingst
above st. Asaph. Jan le-eot:
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- HOUSE FOR RENT-Thc Parsonage
=Ea=a House Of the First Presbyterian Church
Applv to HENRY COOK,
INV 9-tf 49, King street
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Ns~ f. WEsTwooD AsHBY has been appoint
ed Local Agent for the FIRE Insurance CON-
PANY of Alexandria, to solicit and receive ap-
plications for insurance He may be found at
the store of E. j. Miller, No. G5, King st. Alex
andria nv 25-
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

lie 2S-1aW4W
, 1866-05-01
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
OPENING DAY.

lrPo1sed By Telegraph e1elaairely for the Chicago
Tribcne.l
NV YoEx. MoSDAr E|xsSs, Apr}l31,
bE1r CAII1I-The number on zalt ut AIjertonss To-
day Eas 1ooo, Of which rs we're from Ohio z7st from
Illinois. st from Kentucky and ~ opm Perpsy1yxu,s
Total sfoct last week. head. The quality Kss not
eqosi to last week, but generally good lslr stock,
noftly nom Illinois. There was bet rery few nom
this skates and 20 dlsiters. The weather has h.en
clear, CRY and COOL The market opened stsoue st IN
adva1ce of1e1 bnt tow1rd night declined Kc closing
COLL There are bumhet left o7e9 and more c1nrct
Cd 40 head being hald back at Atbsuy aad BptTain
1he receipts r The week 500 head which fs AM
p'e aeF The large supply OF last week The current
Plies nfe: F1rSt quality. 16s17c: second quality Is
1sc Third quality. ls215c. fw of tho bett rrt NJ
1se- Average, isAc- Beat ul.uols weighing eon ~
average 1sc. 11~ wv 90
F, tALK3 or I1LrEoIs HxfTfs.
" AIle1toa sold 1o7 head, nrerav,nr s,n IN cx,
NJ net II 1sEel;c. ' ~ ~
McPhfrscn sold III head. averaging as n. 1t tsc
1sa1sKc. ''e ~ a.
Gislett sold Messenger. In second hands, 1,e h.st
averaging 500 ns, At I'D Best lot In the market
wv. Wood stfd IT. head, averaging ia ~, at IS
G4l7c. 80 "> ''
Sims q Co. sold q head, averaging - ns.,ec.
sHrxr-Ihc supply II shoFt. The demand ty scttyc
md psteet are advancing. There 100 sold this
morning, 1t &c. Alt wFre aheaser. Beat Ohio aver
aging 11s nj. sold 1t skc.
uoGs-Hecetved, u cara- The supply u short. All
sales we1n mSde to city retailers al 1se1tHc.
S0Lox RQBISsps
, 1866-05-01
Markets by Telegraph.
MIDNIGHT MARKET REPORT,

Especial Despatch to the Western Associated prrst
new Tokk. April 80.
....-... GOLD,
Gold closed up steadily at tls6xel.6,<.
N1EHEsT OK 1IyETwC1Irs.
Tho Snb-TEeaaufy here will commence psyIur tntts
ct On $40 boucs tomorrow.
| ExcnASQg.
TIE market for Exchange II quiet and bankers b.1l
| arc quoted at 1osK8iosX.
| ms s1ocf market IL hrm At the seeo3d resula
BOARD and At tho last otn board there Wa an upwuf
movement IN psiees.
s1A1K or TUE xARxrT.
1ae ae money 's too great 70 Adntt OF any pefma
Lt0t deGte IN FalueA It present, md tEe1g taIn5
on In picesit very soon after succeeded by rnily
rfrEolHtA AND KtsIxa s1pCks
feuo'snn u snd gold stoets are duh. Sales Of Frsn
noe a. *zo IeiEd Farm. SIC; Bhadt River &c; Uni
ted Sister, xs-O- Mining stocks-Cou,olldatea Cry
or Gc1c, $1e.oo; Ada Emofc. fat5; Quartz uUl
f4'fo; smlth & Pasmlec, $3.50; Virginia City, 4sc
DEFY GOODS xAkxEr.
The advance IN cotton to-dxy has stead!et the drv
goods market Eery eonsidesabe, and \ tatr tr-A =
doing ut hast weeks price,
Brown sh.s.tak..ae9t 3, =. ze' 40 y. snc
Angus*A g. 2ec; Boot II o. tsc; do 81 nc Dwight
a -, lsc; Great Fails 81, nc; do 81, 1sc; Howard
A 81. &c; Indian Hc1d s. sc; LAconla IS, 71c; do
81. 2lc; do S6. &c; do o 20. sc L.n1rk o. nc
lsc New Market 50, esc: Pscttc d. s2ye P1tts-
1eld S. 1Gc; Porter Mill So aec; Salmon Fails A
q sac; shaFmut -. 7aXc; Stark 4 s. &c; do u 90
l9c; Swift River S. tsc
Rleaehel sh,Ettngs-Bart1est's IS Inch. soc Bate.
n lnch 40; do BD 36 Inch. aoc Bay Mills IS inch
sc: Canoe. n Inch. lie Columbian a. y inch 7txc:
Forrest Dale IS inch. sic; Hills sernpet idem ID
Inch. SIC Home. 3s inch, 30c; Hope, SO luch acc
James. Sc inch socf Langdou. Is Inch PC Lon. dae
% inen. &c; Aasolyille, oS Inch. SIC; New Tort
Mills, q Inch, s7Kc-
Flnfs-AmoskcaE. 15c; A1nolax, .sc: cochcec.
lsc punneFa. lie; Empire. l0xc; Freeman. 15c
Garner CO.. isc; londou Mourning, l6c Lancaste,'
&c; MeH1nae ., NC: do II. zoe: spzague's Frocts'
1sci co ssncy. tsc; Victory. isc; Tannsutta l2xc,
HOOP skIta-Thompsoa's Crown boulevard TraII
&l-181.eo; Bfadfey's Duplex Elliptic, s71eaJ1.os.
Myers 1, ]. L. HttdA -.-4. GRelxl1a
Cambnct-AAnyille, 13c Portland, 11Hc; Victory,
l5c Warrington. lie.
Cottonades-Farmefs' 4 AechanIcs', SEC New Tork
Mills, sc ; PloE Loom and Anvil. l1Hc; Richmond.
Ike; Japuasd Diaper. extra nub'eached, 45c; Extra
nleached. 41c Colored uamask, 42hc.
, 1866-05-01
milwaukee Market,

lEntQA Ut8PktCa 10 lle l01C4Ed Ehfihqnc,f
~ MILWAUKEE,. April -.
FloCH-Kcak. Sales 800 bEls, s1*.eo for Bcslochyss
best White Winter +s.ss fr City double exn1 Spring;
<93s fer Country double extra Spring: $50 tor choice
E1trn.
GRAm-WheAt unsettled and dull. sses at I. m.
boArd Of 2, 900 Au at &slas. esah for Wn,es re
ceipts; S1.e6x for Spring rtcelpta: 316as 1 selle.
ali week. for spkinx receipts; 81 s1a1sa seller nrs.
half May; e1.lsH for fo-2 Winter receipts and H. 81
for Spring receipts. spm. boazd-Theat closed quiet
Esies s. c0 bu. at tl.s2a91,e1 for No. Winter Re.
cttpts 0ats quiet; Saies e,oo bu No. 1t SIC, snm.
rueT receptA Com nr esles Of $50 ba Ut iSc. Rye
active; aalea OF 80 bu, fresh, 1t 66c.
P9or1s1oss-Butter quiet; sales 1t &c. Eggs un-
ehsnKed: sslef at 1shc pr doE.
: KEcKHTs-t0o b1ls Flour, 5.ooa be Wheat, 5000 bu
0aas. .....
SurrxEs1s-1.oe hris Flour and Is 800 bu Wheat.
FRK10HTs-6teaty, engsgt1n ents alsc to BuEalo.
AIIWAUkKE Aps1l -,
GRAr-WheAt duh, aad closed u $l.6s4ts1.s3 Tor
winter, Corn nm nt 48c- Oats quiet :.
KEcxIPT1-Bcu hf4s dou1, 500 bu WheAt,
sH1r4Eau-1toco psfk noaE. 100 hu Nhsht
, 1866-05-01

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CnCRcu.-Wc learn that on
Sunday morning last, following m effective dis.
coulse by the pastor, thr cnagrcratio, present sub
ecibed fs5 0o0 Of The $4,000 hat Il 10 be satsed
forthwith 1o1 the carrying ont Of the p,oee. recent
y DECIDED npon. This includes the complexion Of
the church towers. and the erection Of bca1tttui
chepa! etfnctuTc on conrress e1reet with nc rear
ao1ttfng on the Present church lot. Il vii be tm.
lnedta'ely commenced, and Will add greatly 1o The
i3cal1es and conseoicncet ut present led by
Tie church for Society and sabbath School utes
, 1866-05-01
AMUSE EmENTS.

/
oFERA-1he fale Of teats for single nights will
commence at the boz onlce OF the Opc,a uousa At
O'CLOCK this morning. The thort eea.on will open
on 1hurtdsJ erening With "Lucretfa Boris. "
1 Metdaues Ghlona and Path Stzakosch and s1enori
Er1anf and snttni IN the principal roles. FRIDAY
et,TTning 1royntorc, !" On which occasion Ma,si.
r,AiX,cxtss TarA1aaaEs. srlMiKF HrlMeKe,n n,ch.n., -,
hets Is.,' ~ asueher torsuenccd m enrspe,nrni
ply oTa S Raeheiieu @ e rathcF hin hon.e, IN tie
1st who has achieved to him.elf ~ y no an al.
elane 1oioIiety, and fn H. E,s
prs:s nted veiy pesaonahon or 7 s say ,aal
na!, though Il wonld be dlihcult 70 point out ahi
Rsssn sn Ct ns T;h b n e "a
men. Is IN regard 10 he words 4 lis in,erIoeutoss
e1 IL sea e.. F8ss isss e.
NGs.rx.-"The Midsummer Nights Dream "
ha:ce not 1ot OF it& popuan :, but continues to
1ts production. Ii xiu be repeated for oul1 few
% %sSsninngs n loogsE ana d. &c cordially recommend ali
the shoH opportunity.
AeAuENT Or AUs1c.-1he skiG & GAYLORD MN.
.trc!s Ere doing m excellent bus1n.ss 1t dc
Howx's ctRcUs.-Robinson's Champion C,,cn,
nsnaopn stIcst "a Meb!saa assnae, adv aud aefe re-
ons. embracing some Of The best gJmnsstic, aero
hattc aud equestrian talent to be found hi the conn
a s1aa pP5e sns e !ee:s 1s: -, ss s1sy
olo aeqtslotanecs among the learned mules and
ne Gsser iouIfooted performers. They azn ali 10
reputation. We anticipate snerassful season E !oI
the ctrcua Company. 'e'
ArslcAL ETEsscs.-Lsst ercnfns was tnsucu.
rated, b. Roo, cady, at their wa1erooms In Opera
Aouee block. new feature OF musical entertain.
ments which We feel quite sure l. deetned to p.oye
mighty popular with our mus1c-losinc citizens Il
takes the naine OF Musical Evenings" and If the
"fsnes Of those who had tho pleasure OF being pre.
eent last night afe reeotu!zrd their recurrence viii
ncnt cnAastcd Of soicr.1ons from the best ms.terx
a. the programme viii indicate, md the Eoiendid
pianos otEans violins, and !io'oneellos il that e.
tpuatel oy The best pfo: md amsteur taient
IN the etsy The ealtisased human volco also ient
~. IT. Inspiration to the OCCASION. The following was
l. Rosstn's Charity. BeJss,n
. Violin, plane and cabinet organ.
!. 10 No. 1 ON; stsn'.. .-.''.;. T;..,a AI'ons
F;ano. nv violin ;.;i nd 1soion:eiio beethoven
L Foca' dnet-"1 would that my LoVe" |
ITh,; vss g rorta, and bropsh. oui Gusis Il
. -, y,e.le, ,1e'onee,1o and cabinet organ .l1
!. 9uaneue-come Jolly Fellows.
8, Fnsle-Fsnstas1a on Airs fspms sSfcllliau Cr<
vespT.: Arranged expressly for the
F1nliu, s7oloncclo, Piano md cabi1et organ.
We Enow It cratifsE all that we9n present. and
many more who weEe moi. e lessn Ri there .
good prospect fot the repetition aF these Muecal
EventusA' after the close Of tho Opefa eeason.
DrED-The boy Antoine Google, who Was 20
rer1ouzly injured Saturday by being run over By
an engine Of the Michigan Southern road, near the
corner Of Clark and Taylor streets, died from hi,
1oands on Sunday. An inquest was held rcste1- |
rendered verdict Of - accldentaf dcath.'
, 1866-05-01

FIRST BAp11sr CnCRcu.-We Ere clad to learn
that this generous hearted society, nho.e LABOR of
church building stands among the mayyels or
Christian enterprise tn this city. crowned their
noble deeds few evenings einoe by deserved
t2'tign tee of the services Of their excelcnt pas.
* M Everie. D. D.. by rai.ing his falasy to
sss1n m noss s s1,,s and eloquent disconss On
mosI admt1sbie enttons of 1as eo:1 constituting
the past I've Year, aud the wcrkat ~ ~ FRI aof
Providence IN behalf Of human liberty, = LIVING
With teEyeut appeal In behalf q The fteedme5.e
, 1866-05-01
LOCAL MATTERS.

4 1EoFd abous Gift Gonecras.-1yhcn
hundreds arc investing in Gil: Concerts every day.
and ihous usauds Of others rrr intending to 90 20,
word about their respective Claims may be OF SONG
importance. We adr!se all our readers to govern
themselves bT the following facts:
lat The National Gift Concert Is The only one
Or ned and controlled By. d party Of established
business reputation and ability. Martin O'D1ien,
ths proprietor, carries on i.rse leg.,mase whole
ana Q! ign times 1nofe yalue Indeed, the concert
IL used bF him merely to advertise hi. regular bus1
ness, .s aad no, a. nesna Of making money. On
thst The proprietor, Of other concerts must retain
"a: ~ o.hiteR !. Tie only party who !. vitality
Of gifts fatE md honett Ills success in using II
ior in advertising medium, md indend biz entire
70 eSey Sodes pss sspe
furnrc. " the three gift enterprises already car.
q n N qers nsnoe she pss
wrrc reAdy tor delivery before the drawing, and
~cEe ~ drawn and n delivered a fa.t as called
Eoacd the une Of draMtne,
%. ": o'Bllen i zig Saly proprietor Of The gift
pletely numbered, and rho gives fuli md aatls-
factory explanation Of the manner tn which the
pEzes will Be drawn aud delivered. This be doeA
many vatnable etatlstics, and II sent fra q charge
iii. iii. o'E.ien's concert otrtr, better induce
ments thsn any Other coaout or gin enterprise IN
ext.trnte.
II g.scs larrrr proportion ol its pnzes In money
than Any oihe4.
It II he only one wh1ee tma,l prizes a1c not
made Up Of cheap tcwe1rJ or Other worthless ar.
ucles.
Ills the only enc that gives It's t,cket.hode.s the
privilege Of exchanging their prizes for Other
goods.
Il Il ths only one that u extensively patronized
Bib ii you are not satisfied Of these facts, and
that O'Briens IL the plaee to buy tickets, would
suggest that yoa send your money to some friend,
q 70 any Fsilahle merchant, banker Or eo,tor IN
re.ao!e one without nan,ing any, II ninety-nfne
Gh.-Iherr u 10 danger of los1rg money IN
teDdipg eJ mail. Addfcss plainly. n 0'Drisn, 1ees
Dearborn Street chicago, and you will receive
tickets and bouk hy return mail
Read the advertisement on the dFst puee.
Remember The drawing takes place ktay 31et, and
The tickets are nearly all sold alleady.-Chttdqo
Etestag Journal, dpfI e8N. ESQ
Catarrb.-The origin or Cat1rrh IL in
mosa cseet 4 neglected Lkid which can be3relievtd
by The use Of s.HF0Mn's bronchial 1focaks," by
soothing the t1ttated and 1ndAmed membrane ex-
lending Ga1n The nose to the throat. For Coughs
and Throat Dteeases the Troches are Of grcat SER
VICE. 1-40l
Croup.-AJnoAs daily We arc called
upon 10 chronicle the deaih Of come loyed oae, By
this dread disease, Nhfch often takes tta victim
away from loving parents with only very short no.
, 1866-05-01
AanteD-Fsmale DsIp,
BgarGtH1,

ROAltDlNG-A large second
- tSory mout room Uurnishcd> to let With board IN
' Asma tsm!f. !. pessslt locrtcu Oh Vest WcsN-
soek ra1f Pna9{ ss NJ
nuoe oE1Ce. XIjj
, 1866-05-01

TOR SALE-C ottage-Or ex-
a. change fcr def;fatis located Chicago property
ne sfoLe costsse dwelling house. Ut He1olL Wlscon.
tin With two Of ground n11d With Unit and
pa1enta1 IDau!fs NJ 81 Iske ts1cas or f. u.
lcif- IfG1
, 1866-05-01

TO RENT-H n s se-On South
Green street. desirable House. suitable for two
or three pctlons-9ood slzd TooMs, nnn water In
Kitchen, GOOD peiEhborhood and convenient to horse
cAEs, ktnt $50 per month Address r. s." Tribune
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