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Evening star., 1866-08-20
Fearful Ravases Of Cholera in th. West.

Fearful Rayages of Cholera in the West.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 20.-There were SO deaths
from cholera on Saturday, and 81 yesterday.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2O.-keports from the differ
ent cemeteries in the city for the week ending
Friday, show 76s burials, of which 532 were
from ch )lera; 127 intermsnts were made in the
city cemetery, ll6 of which were from cholera
These returns do not inciBde quarantine or
small pox hospital. The Beard of Health re-
ports the disease as ahating
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BENJAMIN MILLER.
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,

Notice is hereby given to holders of Certifc ates
OF Deposit Of Temporary loan. other than those
issued for clearing house purposes. that the
seme on preeentation at ths various offices from
which they were Issued. with accrued Interest
thereon to the time at presentation, between this
date and August 18th. and that after the latter
date interest will cease su ch certificates.
H McCULLOCH,
IN IL to Secretary of the Traaaurv
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A STRAW

Ii was given out by the Radical press pre-
vieus TO the adjournment OF Congress that the
ferocious onslaughts by Thad. Stevens upon
the administration. had so endeared him to the
hearts OF the people that he would be sent to
me United States Senate by acclamation 1t
seems, however, that the people Of Pennsyl.
yania do not see IT in that light; and Thad.
finding he Is utterly repudiated for promotion,
has put himself in nomination again for the
lower House, apparently hoping that the ire.
mendous Radical majority in his Congressional
District will enable him to save his bacon
This reputation of Stevens by the knowing
Radical wire-workers of Pennsylvania Is a
STRAW" showing pretty conclusively how the
wind is blowing in that State
Evening star., 1866-08-20
PATENT OFFICE

The number Of applications for aew patents
received at the Patent Once In the week end.
ing on the 18th instant, was l6e; and the num.
ber OF caveats during the 1ame time was g
by the Commissioner In the week ending ON
the 2Sth inst. ID 2Cs aH V7 -
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BOARDING..

ITO LET. WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD
Pleasant single or communicating r r.
WISHED ROOMS, at No. al2 street. ber ween
4th anu 5h ~ Is l2tr
A PRIVATE FAMILY, IN GEORGETOWN.
Awou,d rent. with Board, q large FnONT
Room second at ory, very convenient TO cars. to
two gentlemen upon moderate terms. References
required Apply to No. 81 Gay st. su l6 6t-
TABLE BOARD At No 464 10th street q few
doors north OF the svenue. Terms SS per
month. de I6 ff
Evening star., 1866-08-20

swirdIe that exploded in that city, IL was the
.-Greaf Northwestern Git Concert, Ludlum,
bale Co, proprietors-" On the day of dra W.
tancsrn receixed in payment for tic cfsts o,ar
<-5,Og in all. had heen drawn out of the bank
Id that Aaron Ludlum, senior partner, had
cisappeared. -A
Evening star., 1866-08-20

1SrERNA REyENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S1.59e. .55I.iO Tae aggre-
gaze receipts from the beginning of the preseat
fiscal year up to- date, are S5I 2S2.6I2.I3.
Evening star., 1866-08-20
PEACE ESTABLISHMENT DEPARTMENT
OF TENNESSEE,

MaJor Generdl Geo. n. Thomas has issued
an order taking command Of the Department, of
the Tennessee, and orders the arrangement of
districts In his command:
District OF the Cumberland, Major General
Geo. StOneman TO command, Headq uarters at
Memphis. will embrace the States Of Kentu ckv
and Tennessee.
The Sub. District of the Kentucky, Breyet
Major General JEFF. q. Davis to command
Headquarters at Louisville, will embrace the
State Of Kentucky.
The Sub District of Tennessee, Brevet MAJOR
General Clinton B. Fisk to command, Head.
quarters at Nashville. will embrace the State
of Tennessee.
The District of Mississippi, Major General
7. J. Wood to command, Headquarters at
Vieksburg, will embrace the State OF Missis.
sippi.
The District of the Chattahoochie, Breyet
Major General @. X. Woods to command,
Headquarters at Macon, will embrace the
States OF Alabama and Georgia.
The Sub. District Of Alabama, Brevet Major
General Wager Swayne to command, Head
quarters at Montgomery, will embrace the State
Of Alabama.
The Sub District Of Georgia, Brevet Major
General Davis Tillson to command, Head
quarters at Augusta, will embrace The State OF
Georgia.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS

NAV AND CHEAP FALL GOODS, AT MIL.
IN LERS. 1O1 BRIGE STREET, GEORGE
TOWN % 00 yds fail Caiicoes, at Is, 49,, 20, a.
and - cts 600 yds Flannsls. at 40, 6, 80, 6zIs,
Is, 20, a3 %, %, 81, Nh 1900 yds Brown Muslin
atl5, ls1a 20. 25. Also, Canton Flannsls. S.ckins
tfannels, Dress Goods in variety, }Ofhs and Cas-,
simeres; Housekeeping Goods, Gloves. Hosiery,
ano Notions. We will now be receiving constant
supplies of FALL GOODS, which we are d ter.
mined TO- sell cheap The public will o nd 1t grsat-
ly to their advantage to examine our stock before
purchasing.
au H. Inn BENJAMIN MILLER
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New York Markets.

Nxw YoRK, Aug. 2e.-Cotton firm az 2, Va
36E Flour firm. Wheat and Corn advance
lag cents. Beet fsteady. Pork firm. Lard and
Whisky dull.
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. A Z Z NOT ZOE.

TAKE NOTIOE.
One Of the undersigned 10 called 20 another and
. distant neId OF labor. in consequence of v hich
the partnership here tofore existing between me- n
this oay sissolved by mutual consent The bust
ness viii o. Ca Carried "a on By M. URCH at the
win te settled BY Mr. URCH, and eli who Are
make payment to him. BROPHY ! SBUJef BURca'' 20
In dis'olvips ny connection With Mr. Burob.
consider IL my duty to bear evidence to the perScf
harmony which has ever existed between M in ali
our relations: 1 separate from Mr. Burch ana the
very Dany frie nds whom have found in the ME
trtct OF oluWoia. with sincere regret And hafora
depart desire to return to the people OF the ME.
trfct my heartfelt gratitude for the kirS
have ex pertenced AZ their hands, and fo sol,ct,
for Mr. Burch the same besal patropare which
has been besfee Cd upon the firm. ~"
Very respectfully, JOHN p. BROPHY.
Mr. Brophys notice Of withdrawal in to ma v.rv
painful. and the citizens Of Wsshing gtop viii
Am sure, Join with me In wishing him the ae.re
conndence and success in his new home that be met
with curing ms residences IN oar city To our Kind
onny part to siye entire satisfaction to aIl Who
will f.iss salh !h'ir ''''GGeosTfS GoTS BuRoH
wsshipgton, d. o., August II, 1855 II
EOR SALE-One fine Bay Family BORSE- IL
u hands high. fve years old, warranted ~
sound, and kind IN harness. Gan be seen 1~
atFLEMMInGD etable,C street between 6S
AZ and 6th sis. an IA sts
Evening star., 1866-08-20

ga number OF soldiers and citizens of ST.
Louis turned the dead d-bouses of that city
Friday evening. Five dead bodies were con-
sUned. The cause was fear OF cholera.
Evening star., 1866-08-20

PxRsoSAL-Gov. Jenkins and lady, Ga.
and Jas. l.. Orr. s. o., are at wilfsrd's. 80.
Hon. VIM. Faxon, Assistant Secretary OF me
Navy, returned from his visit 70 Hartford, !,
Conn. on saturday evening last and resumed
this morning the discharge or his oficlal 0u-
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~OFFICE COMMIsSARY GENERAL OF
PRISONFRS
NTCOLLECTORs OFFICE, OIrY HALL

@COLLECTORS OFFICE, OITY HALL,
US WASHINGTON, d O., August /, 1856.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
NOTICE 10 hereby given that by ian act approved
July 2S lSe6, the rate Of tax all real and Der.
sonal property, stocks, &C., for the year 1885 is
hxed at one dollar and ten cents every one hun.
6red dears OF the assessed value Of said pro
Upon all taxes upon all property not In arrears
for taxes for general purposes abatement ~ 70
per cent 10 allowed from August l. 1856, until the
will be allowed.
au 2-eo3Ct WIN. DIXON, Collector
Evening star., 1866-08-20

~The preliminary surveys for counec-
ioL between the Orange & Alexandra and
yirenia 4 Tennessee railroads af Lynch burg
Va, will commence eariv next week. under
he super vision of Capt W. L. Moore, az engi-
beer of the Orange road. e.
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ATTkHTIOH, ALL - :
TIE wAsHINGrON srEAM DYEINe IN.
TABLIeHWENT,
No. 25l, south side Penn . avenue, between l,th

No. 25i, south side Penn . avenue, between l.th
and 18Th streets.
Ladies' will find il to their gain,
IL they should have Q nice d<lxfn,
Tnai is not mnch worn, but faded,
Purple Green, Piuk or Biue- g d
Or any tint deeply shaded tlr tf1
beg leave to tate 70 my many fvi ends ana the
1 sso,e % establishments. vhers sn prepared to eI.
n, I'll oI9ers ieu wuh me aSper rtaining 70 the
siel OIL sAHsED q DT Ed 70 the beat nssner. 1
ns.s new method for cleansing eeniismen,s
feie. carried throush this nsv precess look az n
they were inst from the teiior hands
manner. and st prices to ssit the tImes. lxu srsn
tee 70 give satiefartton ..r no chsrse
v y.rg 2, s Ss.p rns ~ ss Tor eao which
a., 6. sBsKLRv,
suh u -. tstssen 18th spdiSsk su.
Evening star., 1866-08-20

~The New York Express, usually courteous
IN the matter OF credits. approprates largely
from our White Mountain correspondence
without quotation marks
Evening star., 1866-08-20

WANTkD-by . respectable woman. . sIrUA.
w TlON ss wet nurse. BaLy l. avs veeas old;
tween and .si.st. & cs sa..f .ioct eve. ss
A ,PARTY OWNING PROPkRTY WE'LL
"A located. dsstrss to improve it BY erecting
segotiste vith respo ssibis builder who would
ss q sss sss .ls.. ssT
Capitol bill. an % St.
SPLENDID BLACK SILKS.
On Thursday, August 18th, Messrs. Tovuseus,
Moassut Co., auctionesrs, New York, had .
special sale of
1000 PIECES BLACK SILKS.
by order Of Messrs. O. y Dsmbnsun Co.
We were present. and bought sons of the bss,
and cheapest lots in the sale. The goods will bs
In store to-day, Monday, Ausust 90 and vsshaIi
offer them to our customers at . small sdvsnce On
the auction cost.
ALSO, OPENING TODAY.
NEW FALL DRESS GOODS.
PRINTS, MoUssELAIEKs.
PLAIDe. FLAENBLs.
New York Mills and other eslsbrsted brands ot
BLEACHBD GOODS.
All OF which We will sell at .....
LOWEST NARKEf PkICIs FOR CASH.
JOS. ,, MAY q co.,
sos Pennsy ivania avenue.
au 20 q between 9th and 10Th sts
CnrIRIs PIANOS; i have one Of these dn.
I'm roseu ooA, nearly new. for of7s ~6
I've OF ChicksrfngS, very good, secondsttNVv
hand - a W.
Large assortment Of nee snd second hand
PIANOS, for sale or rent on sasy fsrms.
JOHN y. ELLIS,
500 Peunsylv,pts evsnas
euS3 betseen oth and 10th cts
RlFRI0lRAroes WArgs CooLERe AND
IL Plateo Ics Pitchers, selling Oh st coat Cue
sssortnest Of Ivosy handle CUTLERY ssa Silver
plated wsrs AZ reduced price. CLOTHES vrinsers.
hand at JOHN O0BBSB.
Gu 1885, sl9 7th strsst. sbeye Pssns, sr.
Evening star., 1866-08-20

~Leut Gen. sherman, with his brother,
Senator Sherman arrived at Omaha on Thurs
cay The party were to leave immediately
road
Evening star., 1866-08-20

~ We are glad to see thar Hon. Jam IS
BrooFs, Of New York, so unjustly turned out
from his seat by the Radical Congress, is likely
10 be reelected, with scarce show of oppo-
sition. Mr.. Brooks was one OF the most useful
and creditable Representa- New York
ever cent here.
Evening star., 1866-08-20
Re ORGANIZATION OF DEPARTmrNra
DIVISION OF MISSOURI.

General Orders, No. ], issued by Lieut Gan
w. T. Sherman, announces his assumption ~
the command of the Military Division of the
Missouri, and orders the following As tho
limits Of the Departments in his command
subject to the approval of the Secretary of
War:
Department of the Arkansas, Brevet Major
at Little Rock Arsenal, comprising the state
of Arkansas, and the Indian territory on its
west.
Department of the Missouri, Major Gen. W
$. Hancock, commanding, Headquarters AZ
Fort Leavenworth, comprising the States of
Missouri and Kansas. and the Territories Of
Colorado and New Mexico
Department OF the Platte, Breyet Major Gen
p. st. George Cooke, commanding, Headonar.
ters for the present at Omaha, but as soon As
possible TO be removed 10 some fort or n =
property within the limits OF his Department.
This Department TO be composed OF the State
Of Iowa, the Territories OF Nebraska and
Utah. SO much Of Dakota as lies west of the
1Oith meridian, and so much Of Montana As
lies contiguous to the new road from Fort
Laramie to Virginia city, Montana.
Department Of Dakota, Brevet Major Gen. /.
IL. Terry commanding, headquarters at Fort
Smelling, Mimi. or such military post within
MS territorial command as ne may select ap-
propriate TO his duties, composed OF the State
of Minnesota and all of the Territories OF Da.
kota and Montana not embraced in the lie.
partment Of the Platte.
Dcp"EtIHcul now present are
directed to forthwith exercise command over
the forces falling within their new limits, and
continue TO give attention 20 the necessities OF
the old or fermer territorial commands until
Ofhcially notified that the new department
commanders have arrived and entered upOn
duty. Commanders Of departments. districts
or military posts near the department lines are
instructed not TO hesitate 70 cross such lines
wnen the peace and safety OF the country re.
qnires it, being always careful to report the
necessity and reasons therefor 10 the com.
mander interested
Evening star., 1866-08-20

rI F..Member: Of the oroer intend
S ing to visit Brookeviile, Md. d.. aud unite IN
the Cele ration there on the 29th Of Auau t, are
requt sed TO procure ths ir ticket at the meetings
OF their Lodges his week, or Of the COMMITTEES on
saturd evening next. Ample arrangements
will be made at BroekeV lille Tor entertainme Mt Of
man ana beast. auGS
TN. D g. THE GERMAN TARGET
uS ASSOOIATION will hold the monthly
general meeting at the seventh-strest Park, In
their Locality, wEDN ESDAY tae 22d instant, at
Soclock p. m, All actual and honorary members
are respectfully invited to attend surely as very
important cases have te be debated in behalf of
the first annual shooting festival.
Won KORRER,
au 2O-T Corresp,'n ling secretAry.
TR0OMS OF TIE SPECIAL OOMMIS
US sion, WAsHINGToN, ID. G. August I6
lS66.-Special claims ag AUST the War Department
not within the jurisdiction of any Bureau or said
Department. and which are subject TO adju Iics
tion BY the - CLAIMS Commission " org sniz ed
under Special orders OF the Secretary Of War
No. Z9l. August 9 1885, may be presented to the
Recorder Of said Commission for filing and regis
try 81 the office Of the Comnission. De D. partmen,
HesdauaTters, on The corner Of 161s street and
Pennsylvania avenue
DEWITT CLINTON,
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel and
au E-lw Judge Advocate Recorder.
Evening star., 1866-08-20
CIRCULATION OF THE CITY PRESS.

The following is the oficial showing OF the
circulation Of the daily papers Of this city
competing for the Government advertising
Under the recentaet of Congress directing such
advertising to be made in the two daily news.
papers OF Washington having the largest
Circulation:
EVENING SrAR-.....7,715 copies per day.
Chronicle. le.............5.0de {" Z"
IRtelligeRcer. .3,552 +"
Evening star., 1866-08-20

IMPORTANT NoTICE.-A meeting of the DEL
egaies from the District of Columbia TO the re-
cent National Union Convention at Philadel-
phia, Will be held at the residence of Owen
Thorn, Esq, Ne. $40 9th street, between q and
streets, on Monday, 20th instant at o. m
10 MAKE arranSemene Tor mass meeting in
this city, to ratify the proceedings of said Con-
vention.
Signed-Thos. b. Florence, Owen Thorn. r.
T. Swart, J, b. Blake, Jonah ID. Hoover, G.. X
Allen, j: X. O'Bierne, r. 7. Merrick, Esau
Pickerell, ASbury Lloyd
Evening star., 1866-08-20
PERSON AL.


EMPLofMENTF FOR LADICs-I am desirous
ni giving profitable ana honorable EMPLOY.
MEAT to g. women who have energy and ability
IN every low u aDd county In the United b atss
dor Inii particulars address ,enclo-ing stamp e
city - an IS a.
chE Lazy THAT TOOK, RI MISTAKE
Al ~ hDLE COB tanning two Infants b pbes from
the counter OF = Cuttings will please return
the % to the Store An N sts
ADIEs' FRIEND AND DOCTOR-An in
trouble call. Business private. Gaarante.
satisfac'ion or no charge Call at No 4-s Iith
ST. bet ID and 4. Mad. GLEASON, Doctress
au l3-lm'
NOU HAVE TAKEN ABOUT GALLON OF
Buchu and two dozen SamaritHn humbugs
Now go to DR.. DARBY, 499 7ts street betw ssp
ana ana be cured permanently. jyZlm@
R S.EEknI, late OF Baltimore. } HOMEO-
- PATHO PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON-
sffice corner OF M and lItn streets Washingtop
kes1denee corner OF Montgomery and Dunbarson
streets. GEORGETOWN. iy 2tImr
r0AB WITHOUT MONEY OR WITHOUT
~ prize. to get your tooth ache cured fmm e.i ate
". without pain or without drawing. at Dr. SPRI.
hkk NO. 4oS 7thst y1-IR~
Evening star., 1866-08-20

GRAND Larceny AND GooDs RBCoyRRfB
SATURDAY morning, as Onicer Frazer. OF the
Second Ward. was going to the station hons
at an early hour. he was notified by a person
that there was lot of gosos concealed In =
oox on ID, between >th and Nth streets. He
went 10 the place and took bundle Of drab
hannel tied up in a stout paper cover. and d.
rected 10 W. r. Brett Sons, Washington. ID
o., care OF Rumsey Carringtoa, 81 Franz kiln
sueet. III was taken 10 the central guard
house, and was afferward ideutified by one of
the Brett firm as their properly, WIZ stated
that II was stolen from the cellar of the STORE
on street, between Sth ana sh. The thieves
have not been discovered.
Evening star., 1866-08-20

FOR SALE-A pair Of first Gloss, we'll broken
L MULES. With Truck and Harness
Sold for no fault but that the owner has -
no further use OF them.
Apply to n. CONNOLLY, A
an 20 ST. No. 46O 9Th ST., bet U and 4 SITS.
EOR SALE-A pair of hay Carriage or saAdIe
HOkSES, sound and kind, and fesrl ass y
ct music or artillery Also, one German. GSN
town AEON. nearly new. for four or six NXA
persons. pole and shafts. shifting dash and front
sat and aset Of silver plated double HARNE So
In the best style To be disposed of before the Isf
of september. when the owner removes from the
city. Apply at the northeast corner of 10Th and
l0Leets. au % ST.
nEPoT OF MOURNING Dress GOODS.
Full stock of "LUPINs" celebrated Fabric.
for
A LII As9N
just received.
JOS. J. MAY CO.,
sos Pennsy ylv ania ayenue.
an 20 2tif between 9th and 10th SITS.
DEPOT OF PABIs KID GLOVES.
Full supply Of
COURyOIsIER'S AND
ALEXANDREs
JOS. J. MAY CO.
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
au 2O-2tf bet. 9th and lot sts.
Evening star., 1866-08-20
DEPARTMENT,

SURGEON GFSrP.r, ,, Orrrcr
MMaiHlNeJoS Ma:,,n,S I = ,Auynst 70, 1853.
Colonel J. h. Brown, surgeon. u. 8 A Presi
dent Breyet Lieutensnt Colonel n r, Wirtz,
sSS1ss01 ,Sdas 9 8 Brevst aieutenant Colonel An
Warren Webster ASST slant surgeon lie
eorder. will meet In New York city on the 10th of
for admission into the Medical staff of the United
states army.
Applicants must he over twenty one years of age,
Applications for an invitation TO appear before
the Board should be addressed to the Surgeon
residence and date and place Of birth of the can
didate Testimonials as to char 4cter and auaif-
cations must be furnished. IL the applicant b ~
been N the medical service Of the army during the
war the fact should he stated, together with his
former RANK and time md place OF service and tes
seaxed sbopIs a,so ahs se tn whom he has
Noaitowance 10 made for the expenses of persons
undergoing the ex animation. as it is an indispen
There are at present sixty VACANCIES In the medi
cal staff forty six OF which ori iginAl being ere
ated BY the act o. Congress acsToxed %s jn5y
aa ll-eotocl5 Surgeon General. U 8 A.
TOFFICE COMhIssARY GENERAL OF
ro-,cr WAsaINeIoN p; o. August 2, 1895
claims against the fund under the charge of this
once, moneys recovered from the ret ei aathori-
ties, taken from Cnired States soldiers while held
as prisoners Of war will be rece we'd until October
ist. 1896 Claims made after that date win not be
considered
All persons who have made claim AGAINST said
fund, either to this office or to Breyet Brig Gen
John Z. Mulford, lsie United States Agent for
exchange Of prisoners Of war, are reqneeted te
forward to this Office their correct post Office ad-
In al cases s. xbere Is slain is made; the e.ac.
E.A HITCHCOCK,
Major General q; 3. Volunteers,
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SECOND EDITION.
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GOVERNMENT sECURIT as.
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