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How THEY MEAN TO DO 1T. A cores
poadent Of the n. Y. Evening Post sends TO
that paper printed circular of which the
following is copy, with only the onis-
sion OF the name and address of the person
to whom it was sent. The circular was mail
ed, as appears by the postmark, at Randall in
Montgomery county, N. Y; the Post is inform
ed that E. L. Williams, who signs it, is a clerk
Of Ar. Randall, the Postmaster General, who
it is known, has recently visited Montgomery
county.
| United we stand, divided we fall"
| MI. =. Dear Sir: As YOU are one ofthe
+. Ms holding your appointment under the
| present administration, it is taken for granted
that you are good and true johnson man !.
| and that confidence can be placed in YOU for
| the purpose Of eementing and uniting all the
johnson men in your district, so that there
VIII De no disunion between the johnson and
all OF the conservatives in your section.
%" 1st. This circular is to be kept PRIV ATE {.
no person is to have access to it but yourself
ID. Ii yen are true to the party, you viii
| do as above requested.
| Sd. Ii you are not johnson man. Won
VIII IN confidence send this back, as all circu
lars are numbered, with the name OF each
man attached
4th Ii you are true to the administra-
ton you are to be made Deputy Of your dis
| trict. sa ..t.
10Th. Ifyou keep this circular, ana intend
to do all you can for the party, and become
equally prominent and efficient, you win, on
the receipt OF this, forward to me by mail five
dollars, for which viii send charter and rit-
ual' authorizing you in said charter to aot as
Deputy of your district.
18th. l cannot explain anything further
IN this circular, as you can see all would be
ex xposed at once. . -
18th. None viii know the secret but those
who comply with the above and receive a
charter '.i iie Yl11.- ~
Yours, &c, Ell. WILLIAMS, Sec.
aihington. ID. c., tdate erased).
Randall, Montgomery Co, N. Y" date
underwrfsten|. = 1.,.-', - wv
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WE have much pleasure in referring those in
want Of men to fill any situations in the city OF
country to the advertisements in our columns
of Messrs. Whitney 8 Co., who have just open
ed a General Agency Employment Office in
this city believing, as do, that it is an Office
much needed here at this time, and one which
will prove of great service both to those want
ing help in any capacity as well as to those
seeking employment. Amy persons wanting
workmen, by leaving their applications at their
Office, will find it to their interest We under
stand they intend removing their Office to Con-
gress street as soon as possible. arfr an
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IStar please copy

To TIE EpiToR OF THE PRESS: aa4 u
I 1t having been ascertained in Washington
that am occupying the Government land in
front Of the Post Office, they have sent me one
of those famous circulars to sign, or move the
saloon. Can't sign it, SO shall probably move
before long. tsai % j. NJ TODD, 4.
'3a-Bi0 tfa na llq -. la'di Hair Dresser. r
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. j. M, johnson, native of
Portland, now residing in Buffalo, N. Y, arriv-
ed here Saturday. In company with him were
Mrs. Thomas G. Welch, President, and Miss
Rebeeea w. Haines, Secretary of the Ladies'
Association Of Buffalo, for the relief of the
Portland sufferers, who came here to see in
what manner their Association could best re-
lieye the wants of those who have been burned
out. si,3itG9ue sd iGal ia1 lsI ryfsis u
twill be remembered that the city of Bufa-
10 has contributed handsomely to the fund for
the relief of the sufferers ~ ~
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a. Il FHs IN
From North Carolina.

WILMINGTON, N. c., Aug: H..
Maj. General John M. Palmer, of Illinois,
at his own request has been relieved by order Of
the Secretary Of War, from duty as President
OF the General Court Martial in this city The
Court remains in session and will soon proceed
to2the trial of Lieut.. Paynes, A. A. @. M,
charged with misconduct as an accounting Of
from Charleston. s, O. y Sf9hINf3E 81
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The Cholera In New York-E Excifenaent i'm
zlEfI the Canadian Parlianemf. =

llis .l.otF.,l Il. i..,15 J New YORK, Aug. IL.
The cholera reports of yesterday showed the
same decrease that was observed the day be-
fore. There were ten deaths from previously
reported cases, and nine new cases. In Brook
lyn there was also decrease, there being elev-
en- cases and four deaths. On the Islands the
condition is favorable. sTg 5s91aI aIfT
An Ottawa special dispatch says the tariff
bills of the financial scheme have both passed
Parliament in modified form. In discussing
the fishery question, the Attorney General said
the concession recently made to American fish
ernen was necessary to prevent war with the
United States. Mr.. Brown said he would pre-
fer war to making the concession. Mr. Douton
said the Notifications erected for the security
OF Canada against invasion from the United
States We're useless, and their, erection nothing
but folly The executive session was excited
and disorderly.
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$4,000 Es II w ARD !

'INHE National Village Bank, at Bowdoinbam, was
=, entered on Friday Morning, 22d inst, and about
EiSht Thousand Dollars in Bills, and Sixty
thousand Dollars in Bonds, taken thererom.
4, Ihree Thousand Dollars Reward will be aid for
.ne i recovery Of the money I'd Bonds, pIopor-
uonate sum for less amount or tv thousa nd dol
lars for the apprehension of the thieves.
p,-. n. PURRINGTON Prest.
oo"uohhain' June I'D, 1866. je13dtf
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FIRE IN WEsTBRooK.-About o'clock last
evening, fire broke out in the large stable con-
nected with the stone-ware pottery of j. N. g
j. T.. Winslow, In Westbrook, just beyond
Dcering's Bridge. There were about eighty
tons of hay in the stable and number Of val
liable horses, The latter were saved. The
stock burned with great rapidity, and the
flames spread to the storehouse, which was fill
ed with stone-ware portion of this was saw
ed, but much that was saved was broken in be-
ing thrown from the building. t ~
The alarm was sounded in the city and the
steamer Cumberland was on the spot as quick
as possible, and soon had stream of water
upon the fire. The Machigonne was there
shortly after BY the aid Of these engines the
flames were prevented from extending to the
adjoining buildings, and the pottery was saved.
The loss of Messrs. winslow cannot vet be
estimated, but it is probably not less than S5OOO
They had $1,000 insurance on the stable, $500
on the hay, and $1,000 on the warehouse, all at
the agency of j. e. Dow & Son. That the fire
was the work of an incendiary cannot be doubt
ed, as there had been no light of any kind in
the stable.
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IMAssAso1r INSURANCE CoMPANY.-We are
informed by Messrs. E. Webster & Son, Agents
for the Massasoit Insurance Company, that this
company, which was reported as having failed,
is ready to pay promptly all its losses.
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Miscellaneous ofspnsches.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IL.
1t is probable that Hon. Geo. Ash, q l. Presi-
dent OF the Chicago Convention that nominat-
cd Abraham Lincoln will be elected President
OF the National Union Convention that is 70
assemble here next Tuesday, in case of Mr..
Ewing, of Ohio being absent. Gen. Dix is the
next favorite. ii 7d-.i..Y .ieaD 3.1
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MISS HELEN w JORDAN.
Portland and Forest city Dye
Houses Combined.

OFFICE, No. 315 Congress street. A. FOSTER
" Proprietor.
We can assure the public that We have greater ca.
cilites and are much better prepaie for Dyeiro
and Cleansing, than when located en- Exchange ST
Also orders received for the Laundry.
jy26-d3m
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PORTLAND AND VICINITY
New Advertisements To-Day.

Furniture-Buckley & Bancroft.
Oysters-L. w. -itwood.
WanteI-SanbUrli, Parker s. Ficldi.
Seizure OF Gools-I. Washbufn. Jr.
Anotiier Furniture Store ID. Ii. Temple.
millinery and Fancy Goo,is-AIls. w. Emery.
New Stoie-Euwin \. Marrctt.
M. Yarmouth -Ic.idemy-.Tamcs Baies.
tc,ieral Clothing douso-J. IL. Re,ldy.
Bricks Tor Sale. 0IiE I.l4i
Land ior S;lle-E. ID. Chcate.
Iron Rooiing-l. L. Stevcns & Co.
Wantc.l-D. L. George
For Sale-C. ii. Stuart.
Store Iots tIr Saue-John G. Proctor.
Houses tor Sale-Johu Z. Proctor.
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ila PRoMorIoN.--Capt. VIM. +. Jordan, OF this
city, has received his commission Of Brew. Maj
U. s. Volunteers, for meritorious1 services
during the war" His commission dates from
March 18th, 1865. ~ -i.' t't"t tsifi
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comncreial-per Gable.

NJ5fA IS LlygRroor, Aug. Q, r. W.
The Cotton market is steady to-day, wiv1 sales of
ia,eOO bales. Mililing Urlands 1S!d.
,ttE E.A.sia8&4Ef LONDON. -d,s2. II. p, NJ.
Consols quoted to-day at ,S7l for money. United
;tes 5-20's at close of business Csk. Illinois C6ntra
ai.ares quoted at 75t., Erie 4oi.
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AMusEMENT.-Tony Pastor, with his combi-
nation Troupe, win give two entertainments at
Deering Hall-one this evening, the other TO-
morrow evening. There viii be fun enough 70
satisfy all who attand. Lc.-ay 1. s--l-... d l
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FRANcIs A. BACON, of Rumford, member
ofthe last Legislature, and postmaster at rum
ford Center, died of typhoid fever on InufsaaS
last, as we learn from the Oxford Democrat
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Mr.. HERBERT W. PIKE, of Gorham, is au-
thorized to receive subscriptions to the Daily
and Weekly Press, and receipt for the same.
Aug. 13. d&w. a1 - sat ia yris-aar
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Additional cou,ribu,i.ns.

..l.. AddntnOnai Contributions.
The Mayor received on Saturday the follow
ing contributions: .r.l ...t
Children of Universalist Society, NAL
den, Mass, d. 5-L-l.l 81 $52 90
Cong. Society, Laconia, N. a., by Mer-
rill Thomas 32 90
Citizens of Machias, additional, $500
Citizens of East Dixfeld, by r. s.
Morse, H rl itH 7t5 A 30
Amount received by the Mayor up to the
present time $295 OO2 Sc. iI sG
George 7. Davis has received for the suffer.
ers by the fire fifty dollars, from N. E. Russell
of Greenfield, Mass, and seven dollars from
herpersons in Greenfield, to be appropriated
at his discretion. al .a1Eil ai a8is4.
Miss Louisa Ttcomb gratefully acknowledges
the receipt Of $062.5O and two large boxes o
valuable clothing from citizens of Utica, N. Y.
in aid of sufferers by the fire. -
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The late Rio. i'm New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Aug. IL.
The Grand Jury have made their report of
the testimony on the late riots. 1t bears no
new features and is in every way similar to the
joint report of Heron, Voorhe and Munroe
to the President, already telegraphed. '.'
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F' i'-'ei1J@ New York, Aug II.
The steamers Vile de Paris, City Of Boston
Caledonia, Helvetia, Hansa, and Germania
sailed for Europe to-day, taking $76175 in spe-
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The Cholera.

:
lis.....tt ,i ia4t + r,ig NEW YORK, Aug. II.
But two OF three new cases Of Cholera in
this city were reported this morning. One or
two deaths have occurred Of persons whose
cases were reported yesterday. ma iiii'in N
~. .-.-t. 49,, NEW YORK, Aug. II.
Official returns of the Board of Health for
yesterday, show gratifying decrease Of chol-
reported. The mortality report for the week it
is believed will not exceed 500 deaths from the
same cause. There had been no deaths for "a
hours preceding, at public institutions, from
cholera. s, - IA ~
+, Twenty eight eases and eleven deaths were
reported in Brooklyn for the same period, with
q slight increase in the number of sick on Gov
ernOr's Island. The health of the troops on
Davis Island is excellent. l-s. .Jit3sl -.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. i12.
The report of the Health officer shows that
the number of deaths from cholera during the
week was 81.
Tee report of the Board of Health shows
forty three cases of cholera and nine deaths for
the week ending yesterday The disease has
almost entirely disappeared within the last two
days C0tsH say n bo3 faltt,7..-'--.,' !
.aruy s,,r.fa n. ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Aug II.
Twenty-six cases of cholera were reported by
the board of health, for the twenty-four hours
ending at noon, six Of which proved fatal
e4s 80 lIL .i4 % ST. LOUIS, Aug. II.
Twenty-four cases of cholera, six of which
were 1atai were reported to the Board of
Health for the twenty-four hours ending at
noon to-day.
& n - NEW ORLEANS, Aug. IL.
There were twenty-five deaths from cholera
in this city for the twenty -four hours ending at
6 o'clock A. NJ to-day. Physicians pronounce
1t Asiatic Cholera in its worst FORM The dis
ease is principally confined to the negroes who
live in unhealthy localities
CENTRALIA, ILL.,, Aug. 12.
Henry Fitzhugh, President of the Mount
Corbon Coal s. Railroad Co., died here last
night of cholera.
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THE COURTS.
MUNICIPAL. COURT.

JUDGE K1NGsDURy PRESIDING. r-
SATURDAy.-Edward H. Brooks and Joseph Cow
an enriched the County Treasury in The sum of s44 so
fines and costs, on search and seizure processes.
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e "A ~, Nomination for Congress.
CHICAGO, H., Aug II.
Il The Republican Congressional Convention
at Cairo to-day nominated Gen. Greene b.
Baum tor Congress. 2'<9.sr5 yg-xg
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, tSunday eXcepted,l at No. Printers
Exchange, Commercial Street. Portland, by n. A.
FOSTER, Proprietor.
TERMS: Slight Dollars a year in advance.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published at the
same place every Thursday morning at $500 year,
invariably in advance.
RATES OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inch OF space, IN
length oil column, constitute a square.
Sl.5o per square daily first week 20 cents per
week ater three Insertions or less, Sloo; contnu-
bag every other day after first week, 90 cents.
Halt square, three insertions or less, 20 cents; one
week. $500; 30 cents per week alter.
Under head Of "AMUsEMENTs, $500 per square
per week; three insertions or less, Sl.50.
Advertisements inserted in the "MAINE STATE
PGEss'' (which has large circulation in every par
Of the State) for $1OO per square for first insertion
and so cents per square for each subsequent inser
ton.
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SLATE.

TNHE subscriber will contract TO deliver 500 t.,
= !, oa svu;,res OF first quality Slate. Sizes /
SUIT purch,sers. Sample may be sccu at Comntin.
aug 7H
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For Sale.

A BOOKDfNDEI;S STAMPING Press. nearly nc1:,
"A and two second hand Cutting Presses Inquire
OF NOURSE & RAND.
No. cs Water Street, Boston.
DOSl0n Alr. C. 1870. ---L- III
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Onions.

onions. HEf
400 BBIIS. Rhode Island New Onions will
HUI be supplied to the trade at less than BOs-
ton prices in lots to suit the trade. e p ~
For sale by F.C. ThOms,
algid2w No. Central wharf
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Good Chance.

A SMALL Grocery Stock, in first rate nighbor-
Ahood can be had at lew price, if applied for
Immediately. Tho present proprietor being obliged
to change business on account OF failing health.
Apply to W. H. JERRIs, Real Estate Agent op
posite Preble House. .--isl3 <sff5 : aug4dtf
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For Sale.

The Stock, Tools. and fixtures of a Carriage Paint
Shop, with the best run OF custom OF any shop i'll tic
City. r.,s.-ss
les, of reasons given fer selling out.
Enquire ut 311 Congress Street.. ~, Tag-
Aug 9-1w* &8 SN@ ~
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EMPLOYMENT Office!

TNIIE subscribers respectfully notify those wanth &
they have orcned General Agency Employment O..
flee. opposite the Boston Railway Depot, Commercial Il
help in any capacity, without any Charge, proyidr
they will leave their applications at the office. stating
requirement.. 49, WIllTHEY .N co. q
Portland, Aug. 10, 1CrG. d1w*
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IRON R0Ofng.

MOSELEY'S Corrugated iron Reofing. Iron Doors
N1 and Shutters furnished at short notice. Agency
at IA; Commercial street. -tHa .s4i
aug131w* a, F.. STEVENS s. Co.
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Flour Barrels Wanted.

ENLOUR Barrels suitable for Sugar, for which cash
l. and the highest price will be paid by
LYNCH, BARKER & CO.,
july2H 139 Commercial street.
WANTED.-.A faithful, experienced woman to
w take charge of work in large boarding house.
Address boarding House. care cf ''DaiIy rress.
july3l-liw
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DIED

RAPIEk: On the 18th OF May, OF bilious fever.
Hospital, n the 9th ear of hts age
His friends and relatives are most respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from the house Of
MT Dennis Small sooo, sos llth street, en- Sun
day afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
Tennessee and Alabama papers please CODY It,
DYRE. On the 18th inst, JAMES w. DYRE,
In the 45th year of his age.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invi.
ted to attend the funeral, Sunday afternoon at 8
O'Clock, at Waugh Chapel. csrner Sd ct eet east
and street north, Capitol Hill.
CARUSI. On Saturday morning May 18th in
slant. a. 2 o'clock, AkTHUR STANFORb, young
est child Of Eugene and Fanny Garusi, aged .
years, noHths and Is days.
His funeral will take place from the residence Of
his grandfather, No. 446 18th street, on TO NOR
row. the 10th inst at O'Clock p. m. Friends of
the family are invited to attend.
IAYLOR. Al BlsdensblIg, Nd; thi. morning
Virginia, In the 18th year Of his age.
BE was aH honest man and beloved by all who
knew him.
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CoRNe, BUrIeNs, Club and Inverted Nails,
Enlarged Joints, Callosities, Vascular Excres-
cences, and other disorders Of the feet, sue
cessfully treated without pain, by DIR. White,
Surgeon Chiropodst, Rooms No. 424 Pennsyl-
yania avenue. between AZ and 9th streets. Of
nee hours from q. m. TO p. m, and TO p.
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CHINA. GLASSWARE, cRooKERY, AND
VPLA1ED WARE.-We invite the atten 80
ton Of citizens and strangers to oar stock
at AL seasons, of the best clsss Of eosde ~ :.
known to the trade and eur prices will Be Zoe nd -
hvered in all parts Of the Disrscf free ~ eaarss
issEz SD 8m WEBB BEYERIBGE,
my !-let- 504todo Fellows b ALL 7th street.
4fs EaSSSsEssgs .AasHa 49,
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RY JAMES @. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers.
SALE OF FINE THREE STORY BRICK

On THURSDAY, May II, at O'Clock o. no we
shall sell Dwelling House with Lot, located and
being No. 10 street, between 14th and 18th and
10 furnished with modern improvements verandah
and fountain in front new range I'm kitchen com.
plete sewerage, stable and carriage house with
drivers apartments on rear.lot. Stabling for six
horses. Possession given imm ediately
Terms: One third cash; balance in six nd tvelxe
menths. secured on the property ConyeyaDcins
at purchaser cost. Sale positive
my 10 lint.l j. O. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts.
nSTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
conseQuence of the Indictment weather until TUES.
DAY AFTERNOON, May ", same hour and place
my ls-d j. C. MCGUIRE a Co, Aucts
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RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
FIVE BUILDING LOTS. FRoNrINe ON III
sTREET NORTH AND 18th sTRIET EAST,

On TUESDAY. the 27d instant. ut O'Clock d m .
In front Of the premises suhdvisie Of Lot No g. in
square Ne. go, hye handsome Building Lots, hav-
ing 70 feet front By 30 feet deep, 60 10 foot alley
We call the attention OF persons wishing 20 pur-
chase good Building Lot.
Terms; One half cash; balance in six and twelve
months, balance secured by q deed Of trust on the
premises. All conveyancing and revenue stAmps
az the cost OF the purchaser. &25 down on each
my lsDd GREEN WILLIAMS. .rc,,
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by J. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

RI j. @. MCGUIRE CO., Auctioneers
SALE OF ROSEWOOD CASE PIANoroRrE,
GILT FRAME FRENCH PLATE PIER
GLASSES AND MANTLE MIRRORS, HAND.
AMP WALNUT CARVED CHAMBER FUR.
On TIN GRsDAY MORNING, May "a, cemmeuc-
between SIEVE nteenth and Eighteenth late resi-
deEee OF his Exeellency the Belgian Minister, con.
One Rosewood Case Pisnoforte, seven octave. nv
VIM. Emmerson, of Boston. stool and cover
Three Fine French Plate Gilt Frame Pier Glass
es. slab and brackets
Two Gilt Frame French Plate Mantle Mirrors
One suite ef Parlor Furniture, Walnut Fra n.
Upholstered in Elsck and Maroon Silk Dam ,sk
consisting eff Sofas, Arm, one Lady s, and Side
One suite of Parler Furniture. Rosewood Frana
ii Green and Gold SILK Damssk, consisting az !
Two suites of Chamber Furniture of Walnut
Finely Carved, Marble Top Bureaus. wsshstands'
and TT Tables, each t;S Nth nhI large Wardrobe.
with Marbles and large Wardrokes ~''o
Two Turkish Easy Chairs, in Green Reps
One Rosewood Marble Top and Buffet' With Mir.
Walnut Cane sea. Arm Dining Chairs
Velvet, Walnut Hall Suite, Hall OIL Cloth. Ross.
wood Card Tables, with covers
Walnut, Mahogany, and Marble Top Centre Ia
Two sets Satin Damask Lace Window Curtains.
One Marble ManteI Clock, 81 days
Other mantel ornaments
Bush seat Reception Chairs, Lounges
walnut ss.f I M.t,o,
Fine Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows
Bolsters, Blankets, spreads and other Bedding
Esrthsn and d' Fin Toilet r WaTTe Nih Os'pe"
Croekery and Glass Ware, Table Cutlery
Cooking Stove and Kitchen Furniture, &c.
my i9.dSds 10. MCGUIRE CO.. Aucts.
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

FBAME HOUSE AND LOT, on ist s street. 3est.
between sogts Q and d streets, Island.
m, We shall sell, in front Of the premises part Lot
No. Il. In square No. $50, with the i'm proyements
finished. 49,
Terms: One half cash; balance, and 1, month
secured by q deed Of trust on the premises A M
ceRveysncfng and revenue stamps Of the cost OF
the purchaser. $40 down when struck sf
my 16-d GREEN WILLIAMs Aurts
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A GRAND CONCERT will be given at Metze-
rott's Hall, Pennsyl vania avenue, between 9Th
and 10th streets. by Miss Mary donaldson "a
blind LADY, on Monday evening, at O'Clock.
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CATARRH.-The origin of Catarrh is in most
cases a neglected cold, which can be relieved
by the use of ssBrolOn'S Bronchial Troches," by
soothing the irritated and IN famed membrane
extending from the nose to the throat. For
Conghs and Trnat diseases the Trnches of
great service
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TIE PRIVATE FAMILY PICNIC that was to
take place al GIymont, on Friday. the 18th
inst. Is postponed until Monday. Dist inst. AT
The sane hour, owing to the inclemency OF the
weather
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A VERY Handsome Chamber Set for sale
olaCk walnut nearly new. Also, a small lot
OF housekeeping requisites. Inquire AT So
6th street, between ID and T., Island or SGD 1tb
street, at Sash Store.
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TIE SICK should use Hyqienic Wine as the
best reg ulator of the system
The convalescent should use il as the best
tonic and iRrigordtOr of the constitution
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THE CHEAPEST Bonnets, Hats. Ribbons,
Flowers, Laces, Dress and Cloak Trimmings,
Buttons, White Goods, Sun Umbrellas, Para.
soils, &c, is at Boswell's Fancy Store, 3O2 Z
street. near 1ith streets.
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DOLLAR JEwELRY SToRE.-The only One
Dollar .Jewelry Store in this city is Prigg's,
No. ABS Pennsylvania avenue, third door from
Ak street-I,OOO styles OF JeweIry and Silver
Plated Ware for only one dollar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-05-19
CITY ITEMS.

FRESH AssoRTN! vt Ladies Sundowns lust
opened, AT Stinemetz's, 23a Pennsyl, ania ave-
nue. corner 18th street.