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The Portland daily press., 1866-12-03

NJ EW two story HOUSE ON Cushman Street, con-
~ tanning Twelve finished Rooms. This House was
built last year by the day, and is well built Has
good brick cstern. Lot So by s2a feet. A pleasant
nov q div Real Estate Agent.
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-03
For SAFE

CCliOONEI; Matan2as 1iS tons. Fiio 'a"i
- Sch. Letsbure, ia toms. I.fra
Sch. VIM. III. Muller. l9G TINS. /, 800.
Sch. Splendid, SIS tons. old measprenicn, all all,
tourl. Enquireof % SAMPSON * CoNiNr w"
aus<o ai--- - NO. Gl Commercial Wharf
The Portland daily press., 1866-12-03
Notice.
Furnished Honse +o To.
Safe Wanted

A GOOD secondhand one. Size at least 10 hv ~
"A on the bottom, inside. Price low, Address
WORTHY Bros Brunswick
November g. div "'""h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28
THE GIFT CONCERT SCHEME

Our temperately worded article yesterday in
relation to the "Gr rand Gift Concert, scheme
of Messrs Hall and others seems to have struck
that concern bet wind and water, Judging
by the wrathful. indecent TRADE put forth in
Morse, whoever he may be. This foul mou tn
effnsion, which denies everything and admits
everything alleged by us, demands attention
only IN single point. This man Morse makes
the allegation that 's'!beraI advertising with
the STAR no doubt would have secured MS
favorable notices 10 its editorial columns. but
all overtures to secure our patronage met with
unqualified refusal" The statement here m de
that we have ever, in any manner, shape, or
form, solicited or invited the advertisement
OF this gift concert concern is an unqualified
falsehood: and If all the utterances Of its man
ayers are of the same untruthful character. the
unfortupate ticke:-holders in that remarkable
scheme have good cause for their despondprcv
The STAR Herer solicits advertising, a ruIe of
the office soiwell known in the business com.
munity here that the allegation referred to
VIII simply rebound to the utter discredit of
the party rn6kihgit. The STAR happens To he
on a business footing enabling it to dispense
with solicited advertising; and were IL other.
wise, the class OF advertising in q ton would
not be likely TO claim our attention. It's tho
STARS misfortune, perhaps, not to have earned
the approval OF the managers of the ..CJrand
Gilt Concert concern, but it will doubtless
survive their disfayor, as it has, in its career.
that OF various other individuals of very much
the same stamp and charac ter 80 .... ..
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HOW TO DO IT

! Wendell Phillips and others OF his ilk have
been unceasing in their efforts to concoct some
plan TO rid themselves of the President and
now they seem to think they have hit it. He
proposes to have the Presid impeached. and
suggests a novel method of getting rid of him
during the progress Of the trial. He says: :
'If the impeaehed President unlike other
accused and impeached officers, is to be- ailo wed
TO carry on his illegal schemes while ON trial
and until the Senate proBounces him guilty
the whole provision is worse than useless
The true rule, undoubtedly, is that when the
House OF Representatives pronounces the
President guilty OF grave misdeeds and offers
10 the Senate evidence of its accu satiop !, he
incumbent ceases TO have a right to exercise
his office until acquitted. This is the on rom
struction that leaves any value in the constItu
uonal clause"
The Constitution provides that the Presi
dent "shall be removed from ONCE on inn.
peachment for, and conviction OF, treason.
bribery or ether high crimes and misde.
meanors-" 1t does not provide for his re-
moval on an accusation Of crime II II did
the House have only to make up charges, when
the President of the Senate would take the
White House; very eonvenien arrangement
for Wendell Phillips Il Co..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28

N AT -oNAL EXPRESS .CoMPANY.-We pub
lshed yesterday the fact that a deed of assign
ment OF all the properly, rights and credits of
the National Express and Tran sportatlon Com.
pany had been made by the Directors and
Prt sident TO John Blair Hoge, ]. J. Kelly and
Z. oliver O'Donnell for the benefit OF the Com
pany's creditors. Owing to financial emb
easements and complication this was decided
on under advice Of ccunsel, as the course best
adapted to the state o. affairs. The property
ana assets OF the com, any are estimated from
SloO,tO to S2O0.O00 which, With the five per
cent; on the last call. il fully paid in by the
stockholders, VIII reach, IL is alleged, about
SSH ,N0 assets, with, II is stated. about SI75 600
Liabilities. The New York papers state, how
ever. mat r. w. JoslYn, one OF the directors
and stockholders, has applied for an iniun ct,on
IN that city against the company, proalbfting
Them from collecting further assessments on
the stock, and asking that ecefver be appoint
ed The regular meeting of the oard Of hi.
rectors VIII take place in October, when, II is
understood, an effort will be made for a thor
m0nd Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28
FIELD APPOINTMENTS

In response TO the general anxiety among the
applicants for position in the recognized army
nothing further can be said than that the list OF
Held appointments, though understood to be
nearly completed, is not ready for announces.
msnt The country will be glad 10 lear tina
under the careful supervision Of Secretary
stanton and Gen. Grant such selections are
being made from the immense number of meri.
torious applicants as will insure the hes,
Officers. Every man will be OF proved valor
EMERGENCY and integrity. and mis- appointment
VIII be on these grounds alone, no political
views or influences having the slightas,
weight In the matter. The better a mans re-.
cordthe more certain will he be of securine 2
position, for the record Of every officer selected
is rigidly scrutinized. III = ~
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SECOND edition.
O'CLOCK p. M.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
WASHINGTON, Septern bsr oa ,se<
FINANCIAL.

Lewis johnson Co., quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign markets as folio ws
NEW YORK. Sept es.-First Board u 8 reg
istere6- leSl, lila; do, Coupons, Xix; 5-2U's,
registered. 100; dc. coupons. do, new, 1864
1B4O 5, Registered, 90; do. coupons, 991 49, los
yer, $50; Mariposa, l3&; New York Central,
lax; Ere, 79a; Hudson. 12iH; Reading, l1Ga 2. /;
Michigan Central, I14K; Michigan Southern,
s.; Illinois Central, l23k; CLEVELAND and
Pittsburg, s9h; Cleveland and Toledo, FAX;
Rock Island, ll2h; Chicago and Northwestern,
37's do preferred, 71H; Pittsburg, Fort WAYNE
ana Chicago los. Ohio and M iami Canal, % ( /;
Gold, p. ru., 146a. a. rar4. y-r
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NO CABLE NEWS FROM EUROPE.

AsPY BAY, Sept. 2S.-There are as yet no
advices from Europe by the cable. The New
fonndland lines are still Frustrated, but we
learn that communication Is expected every
bour 10 he restored. Not many persons un-
: derstand that the lines in Newfoundland pass
through a dense forest, and in one case a con l.
tinuous distance Of two hundred and fifty
miles. Stations are established every 50 miles
ard in case of q freshet ii often becomes neces-
sary in making repairs 10 make q detour OF
nifty miles into the interior TO get across the
swollen streams. The puoic are unable TO
understand why breaks are not sooner re-
paired, but one who has tried a journey, such
as the New Foundland reads effer. can readily
comprehend the delay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28

RATIFICATION MEETING IN BALTIMORE
There was a demonstration in Monument
Square, Baltimore. last evening, for the pur.
pose OF raiifying the proceedings OF the Phila-
delphia National Conservative Con ventlon,
which the papers Of that city say was more
imposing and numerousls attended than any,
thing of the sort in Baltimore for many years,
and the enthusiasm displayed was never ex.
Ceede1 on any similar occasion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28

~Mrs. Fisher, OF Marmouthport, Mass.
who was disturbed last week by man con :
cealed under her bed. who dedDpnl discoverv.
has since received . letter contAininr M ~
ting that the writer was the indi vidusd 1n6er
the bed, but that be was there for no criminal
pay ,her forfshe tyRuble she had been quito.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28
CIRCULATION OF THE CITY PRESS
THE UNITED STATES srEAMERMAHAsKA

Information has been received at the Navy
Department ofthe arrival Of the United States
steamer Nahaska, from Tampico via Rio
Grande and Galveston, at Pensacola on the
Dis instant. Commander Cushman. command
ing the Mahaska- reports that American Inter
ests had not suffered by violence from either
OF the cODtendIng parties in Mexico, and ap-
pTehenslons of further disorder for the present
had been allayed. No blockade had been rs
tablIshed of Tampico or the Rio Grande, and
none was appreheHded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28
From Boston.

Boston, Sept 27.-The steamer Cuba has ar
rived from Liverpool via HaliIax Her mails
viii 60 South by the morning train, and be
Que, at Philadelphia to-morro W night.
John Williams alias Cannon, was con yicted
OF forgery to-day, and sentenced 20 eight years
imprIsOnmpnt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28
Pairs.

OGDENsBURG, n. Y, Sept. Ex-Governor
Fenton and suite, with other prominent gen
tlemen, Were present to. day at the St. Law
renee County Fair.
NEW HAVEN, CT. Sept. 27.-The National
Horse Ear, now in progress here, closes to-
morrow (frlday.) The far is a great success
and has been largely attended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28
PARDONED.

The President has directed the pardon OF
Peter Ripp, convicted at the September term
1865, of the U. S. Circuit Court for the North.
ern District of Ohio, of passing counterfeit,
currency, and sentenced to one years i'm.
prisonment. a+rega-~ -
The pardon has also been ordered of Beni
F. CLARK, convicted at the April term of the
U. s. Distric: Cont for the District or Della
ware, Of passing counterfeit money, and sen.
fenced 10 Imprisonment for one wear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28
LOCAL NEWS.

MARROW EscAPK-rhis morning almost a
fatal accident occurred at the Baltimore Depot.
The team OF Adams Express Co, had just been
hltched TO and had started 10 draw the compa-
ny's car across New Jersey avenue, to the
freight warehouse when the lead horse broke
from his harness. The teamster undertook to
pick up the harness, and at the same time an
attempt was made TO disengase the horses from
the car, when they took TO the outside of the
track, and in the meantime the car having
gained an impetus, they were drawn some dis
lance backwards, but not Off their feet The
transfer was Caught between the horses and
the car and several tunes ne was tripped up by
the chains, falling, in one Or two instances, on
the track. but with great presence of mind he
rolled out ofthe way each time. The car was
stopped by the prompt use OF the brake 10 the
great relief Of quite number Of horror-strick-
en- spectators : p -' 80 - --H =.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28

THE DRAwING.-Tnis morning the Judges
appointed az the Vincent Il BntterfeId gift
concert at Walls Opera House last night. 10
sulerintend. the further drawing of the tickets
at the office of The firm, in Pa. avenue, where
there Were large number of ticket holders
present. They had not, however, common ced
the drawing at two O'Clock to- day. A large
sheet-iro W heel mas been provided. tits sad
IN which the ucke:s are TO be mixed and drawn
from. 80 - '.. PSI -" 81 -
This morning one Of the internal revenue
ohcers made a demand on the firm for the
revenue tax, which is, under the amen ded
law five per cent. ON the gross receipts. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28
The Turf.

NORWICH, CONN, Sept. PA trot took place
to-day at the county fair grounds, open to all
horses in the county, best three in five. The
race was won by ID. A. Delanoe's sorreI geld.
ing, Who won the third. fourth and II fth heats
The best time made in the race was 2 So T,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28

I'm the country west and northwest OF
Dayton, Ohio, the rata are said 70 be swarm.
ing. and apparently migrating southwark, an
Indication OF severe winter. In many places
theyuare 90 numerous that they have not onIy
g destroyed the corn, sweet potatoes and tomS.
toes, but are climbing fruit trees and destroy.
ing the fruit al 81 ~ .eF -
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RECEIPTS FROM CUSTOMS.

The receipts from customs At the ports of
Boston. New York, and Baltimore, for the
week ending September p, were as follows
Boston, S3l1, 9c9.sl; New York, 1899 3a5. is
Baltimore, S11S,csS.4d. The receipts at New
Orleans from the sth to the 18th instant, were
SlY7, ca ...r.g ... "a fa.'. f.r -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28

( NEW GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY,
4 The Pennsylvania National Bank Of Potts
VILE has been designated q depository OF pub.
lie moneys. ~" p. -a g..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28

PKRsONAL.-Major Ed. s. Allen, who did
such efficient service in the Quartermaster's
Department at this point during the war, has
just returned from Raleigh, North Carolina.
where he has been on court.martial dutv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28

! THREW STONE ISro 'rRArS y esterday
afternoon. a stone was throwA by a colored
man into one of the trains Of the Washington
and Alexandria Railroad while ascing the
Loudon Junction, which came near striking a
lady. He was arrested and Committed TO laiI
From this affair originated the sem alton report
OF negroes attacking the train, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28

APPoINTED-Mr. John Tretler has been APP
pointed by Mr.. Wendell, Superintendent of
Public Printing. foreman OF the bindery in
place of Harvey Roberts, removed. Mr. sam
uel McElwee has resigned his position in the
Office. :.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28

ga girl lately escaped from band of gyp.
sizes at Jeromeville, Ashland county, Ohio
She says that sho was taken along, some four
~ ars ago by band Of gypsies from her home,
near Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. The gypsies
held her captive all the time, keeping her
either confined in . wagon, or in such places
that sbe could not hold comm unication with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28

- Artemus Ward will begin his lecture sea
son In London early IN October.
- Al an execution in Manchester, England.
f25 were paid for good position at a window
commanding the spectacle.
- Messrs. O. z. HaInes i William Camp.
bell succeeded Mr.. A. T. Crutchfeld in the
proprietorship OF the Pc tersburg, Virginia,
Express.
- An aged Texas farmer, in a commuuica.
lion TO the Galveston Bulletin scouts the idea
OF importing foreign laborers. and urges the
employment ard good treatme ut of the eolored
people as the bes: means OF resuscitating tne
South.
- The first fair in Colorado was opeIed at
Denver on the 18th. The most attractive fea-
ture OF the fair was the numerous specimens
OF ore from the different mines in the territory
The agricultural products If Colorado were
we'll represented, and included some fine spec.
linens.
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LAND nPRRATI0Na

LAND OPERATIONS IN FLORIDA.
Returns from the receiver Of the Land Office
at Tallahassee, Florida, show that during Au
gust there Were considerable number of
homestead entries. with assurances of largely
increased business for the present month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28

RoBBED.-Hon. John M Bolts was robbed in
Baltimore yesterday at the railroad depot OF
$40 and valuable papers. The detectives of
this city are after the professionals who did
tie Job. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28

III Ithas been resolved by the Detroit Boart
of Trade to send as the contribution Of tina
town to the Paris Exhibition, half barrels each
OF white fish, trout and siskowit Ii is pro
posed to select hrst, the finest fish and the bes
half barrels to pack them In, and then recove,
them in barrels Of oak with sawdust iurerIaid
In order that the packages may be bright and
clean on their reception in Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28

X GREEN 3 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
HOUSEHOLD AND KTrCHrS ruRxrrrpr
AT AUCTION
On MoNDAY, October I, 1856 at 10 o clock a n,
we shsll sell at the residence of q Gentlemen d
Ginning housekeeping, at No. 42s ON street ~est
between q ahd II streets north, Q geaeral as,ort
ment Of Furniture. viz '
Mahogany and Walnut BedsteaAs
Mahogany and walnut Bureaus
Mahogany and W alnut Wsshstlnds
3ahogany wsrdrobes and Chairs
ingrain, Stair and other Carpets
Mattresses, Boosters and Pillows
Parlor and other Stoves
with q good lot of Kitchen Utensils. and many
oaher articles which deem unnecessary 10 enu-
merate ~ 0ne-
Sc I'D sGREEN q WILLIAMS. Auc,.
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HY NAGLB 4 CO., Aue,ione.r,.

nv NAGLE CO., Aue,foneers -
AtSh clock, at our sale Groom 1es Penn.,,r
~ f''' y Dia avenue f..
200 dozen assorted RIackipg &c.
80 dozen Broons
q Bests Flour Buckets,
Washtubs and Wssbboards,
q 80 very choice Cigars,
IS doZen french Mustard,
90 dozen Canned Fruits. rr-. 90
p dozen Jars imported Brandy Cherries
20 deDiiohns choice Liquors. -r
sOdozen Whisky. Port Sherry, Brandy, &c
Also,
Groceries, Starch, Soap, &c. &e
se2S NAGLE a co Aucts
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INTERNAL RRvENUH.-Ther receipts from this
source to- day were S9l2,6i35O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28

~ Hon. H. ]. Raymond declines TO be a
candidate for Congress At the end of a Iony
letter be says:-''Mv pas: action does not COM
mand the approval OF a large body among
those no originally gave me their votes; and
apart from such approval, so far as it can be
mad consistently with proper independence of
personal opinion, a seat in Congress ceases to
have for me any attraction, or 10 offer any op-
portunity for useful public service; and shall
best cons ult my own self-respeet as we'll as
the sentiments of my constituents and the in
terest OF the Union cause, by Withdrawing
my name from the can vass altogether"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28

0The annual session OF the Episcopal Con-
Nention for the New York diocese con yened on
"wednesday at St. Johns Chapel. Four or
nve ndred delegates, clerical and law were
IN attendance The services were preceded by
the usual church service. The Con yeut,on
sermon was preached by Rev. L. Morgan Dix.
ID ID. But little was done beyond the orRani.
zatIon of the Convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
DIFFICULTY IN GEORGIA.
ALLEGED Military Interference with tn,

AUGUSTA, GA, Sept 2s.-Judge Perry, OF
the County Court OF Burke county, declares
the uncttons OF the court suspended, in con-
sequences of the military arresting the sheriff
for executing the process of said court
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28

FROM MEXICO-Late Mexican adyices state
that The French troops and men of- war have
left Guaymas, and IL is now in quiet possession
OF the Liberals. A letter dated MazatIan
september -. says there were several fights
at Palcs Puetar between the French and the
Liberals under General Corona, in which the
former lost 800 in killed and wounded. and the
latter 25n. The French retired to MaZatfan A
severe fight occurred on the ith instant.at Can
dalups, in which the Imperial General Laur-
berg was killed. His body hung 10 a tree
and any one who attempted to cut IL down was
threatened with death. The Liberal General
Marine on the same day moved or the gar
rison OF UreZ- numbering 30 men, and sur-
prised and cut them TO pieces, showing no
quarters. General Pesquera, who had oc-
Cupied Hermasillo, lett on the approach eff the
French forces. carrying off many wagons
loaded with provisions. Col. TAYLOR. who com
manded the forces sent against Pesquera was
so mortified al the result of the expedition that
he blew out his brains. Guaymas was 'illu-
minated on the evening of the 18th of Septer-
Der Gen Martinez took possession the NEXT
day and issued a proclamation guaranteeing
protection TO all who remained quietly nj
home. The U. =. steamer Saranac arrived from
Guaymas on the same day, TO the great de lie ht
OF The people. The French were expected 10
evacuate NFZatlan in October. sonora Is said
10 De IN undisturbed possession OF the Liberals
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28

ga letter published in the New York Tri-
bune, signed oy Daniel Byrne. late warden i'm
the Richmond Bridewell, Dublin, relative 10
the escape of Head Centre Stephens, created
some some sensalon IN Dublin, and brought forth a
letter from Patrick Byrne, the brother of
Daniel, IN which he asserts thai the letter must
De fabrication, as his brother, the alleged
writer of IL, had gone 70 Australia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28
PERSONAL.

M ADAM RRoDIRR STILL CONTINUES TO
~ read the planets. sbe being the Seventh
Laughter can cure all diseases Of long ct 4nding
she can De consulted on all matters. Can cause
Ioye 10 pc mutual where it does not exist. Bust
ness strictly confidential. Hours from a. m to
, m Rooms No. 449 Mass. avenue, between 9Th
sDu ln sHeets sc 2S wv
T'HE PERSON WHO WAS sEEN PICK UPAN
i EnRDsh CBAPEVEIL on Saturday night in
~ street. between 9Th ana 1Oth, will receive INV
inahks and liberal reward by returning IT to b.
PkOsisEs b kerry, No. "a 3 street, between 9th
qua iVth, --- f.r-.. Sc n IT
1'HE GREAT PARIS ExHIBITION.-Persohs
y dtslrous OF learning the FRENCH Lam
GUAGE can have lessons on reasonable terms
nom one who has resided many year, in France
and thoroughly understands teaching lanRuaQes
Address, by letter, NJ Star ONCE e25-Iw
MADAM AHOLIAB. AN IMPRESSED ME-.
ANI DUN AND CLAIRVOYANT, would most
respectfully inform all who wish to give her cali
that she Is now prepared to ead the past present
and future; is also able to advise and consult in
al business matters, lost or stolen property re-
covery Of the same, love. marriage &C., at 81 18th
street, on' door from street, from q. M until Q
p H. - - o. - - ! -.-.l se231w"
MONTHLY NURSE An experienced MONTE
w LY NJ RISE will be dIsengaged about October
hrst; would like to make moro en- 2 spemenra
Beet OF references given. Address IN. s - star
Office, one week. -. sen 2i.lwr
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sort HATS SOFT HATS ,
Just received oil the latcot syes and colora of{
'-.'. ~ % FELT HATS, n
FOB GEHTLEMIH, YOUTHS, AND Boys
20 OF ell price,.
rs..,'ste- At isial b555 LANES, -
hH- ..l4'.t ...t- t1I sdFashionable Halter
se IS eoIot = E.rtts7t ~ AolPa. .vs,u.

oss,istS %lspSiss Iosdaa. oa nnas.e o.
inoIsaaic Ch:pisiry Ie9dcp.. Normandy = n.
tsssss
Lettres Sur 10 CHIME; Paris. Psrri.6; Prssticsi
Brende and rsylsrs Chemistry, :. AMI msny ofhssr
works on The same and lred ects FOR All Nv
se25 FRANOR TtXIIHSSpS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28

u EAL LACE COLLARS, LATEST STYLES.
IL from q - to SIS each. ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28

ZINE FRENCH rLowRRs, WILLOW AND
l. Ostrich Plunes, Pheasant and fancy Heathsrs
at DAVIS 4 GATTHER'S,- !.
+Fa.-s. f-s. Ed. 20 Market Space.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-09-28

ZINE BLACK AND WHITE MOURNING
l. Flowers, Of every desert ptisn, ct :
i.-- DAVIS GAITHBR'ss