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U preach 10. NfGaT and % BsTl az %6spSsiWII
rh At the fsvivai meeting in the Congress st
rTHE SISTERS OF ST. AIMS INFANT
0 ASYLUM gratefully ackno Wedge thu re.
Saint 81 ffS@ The ANA
ceeds of pic mic, given september 10Th, 1885. IL.
.Pa E1sTsss: 2,
and h 4hs IL s.Tss Sss-;s. ISL
attend yso q IssffGRiEsi a H. D 'nT bssn to
0EGnoNSts ,.H AMY AND NAVY
held Tss g. th sy q:
.:1s. UssH 81 :s.s
sailor. honoraby discharged or in the "srvic. s a9s
G!' Is Iiissf':' f1.,
NJ N0RTHERH LIBERTIES BUILDING
1 e ps5 held ds'f n Su .se
Issy Ms1Ss f% on North
when the punctual Attendance Of stocSboldsI.
reqpssted; Persons desiring TO take stock can do
III 1 street between Mr. Ana Hi
streets Certificates Of stock viii be ready for d.
no eo.d y.E THOMPSON. Sec.
rKNIGHTs OF PYTHIAs.
Grand Visitation will take place a, follows.
Franklin Lodge Ne. 2, Monday, Nov s.
Mount Vernon Lodge No. s, Saturday, Nov. 10.
Liberty Lodge No. 8, Friday, Nov.s.
Webster Lodge No. 7, Thursday, Nov. s.
By order Grand Chsneei k5w Ann nrvu
No Attest ,,. CLARENCE BAfTON,
TPuBLIO sCHOOLS-TEAOHERs INSTI
P. Q. FRIDAY net Nov "a AND to meet the
near the corner Of 5th and streets, at 2 O'Clock
for the Purpose q hOdos session q the
A puhctusl attend ance 10 requested.
oenm Chairman d ! o 2; %IIasSs se.
TrRyT GRAND BALL or TIE URBAN
s $ f. Est 6:
rEsT A L Is q ED 1872.
MCPHERSON FERGUSON.
OH PENN AVENUE. CORNER lsr STREET,
D., OAPiroL HILL,
PURE pRnes MEDIoIHEs and CHEMICALS,
PARFUMEsIfsss TAHg y,S S119ps.
PhXsieisns Prescriptions .ccursteiy cmpound-
ed D.. Z, The zen, Night Bell promptly answered.
rsoIIGlI.NayY YAKD BRIDGE-n
onS .issT ioEbAY October sssii srrsh or
0estf Commissioner OF Public ouiidinss.
FOB SALE OHEAP-HORsF, oART AND
SbDi .ft .o Ss B BSafS III.
No no !. ~. ST. deOTc.Ioygp .,vS.r
CRUcIBLEs, opnc,.,,s
10 oot nests just received and fer sale ct
Pharmacy and Patent Medicine Depot,
no stu Loui.ianA avenue. corner 1th st.
FROM AUCTION TROM AUCTION
Just received from Auction. Is d. z,n Barnsiy,,
Linen Hus buck TOW ELS, one yard long wifi
fringe, 30 cents I'd win be sold for Is cents
pieces d such q sells at - 80 piece,
Call and examine them, q
mol ~ D srket Space under Avenue House.
I AIDES DRESS TRIMMINGS.
A full line Of TRIMMINGS suitable for thi, sss.
son on hand Special orders msnnfscture ct shsrt
&C 81 sc. sos p.na. = :y sc .aotS IA.
LOB sALE-LUMBER, &c--2sd At, at ~.
4 tween the Circle and 1 street. = isree LOT Of
Sash, Army wagons. Fire Kindiinss, Pspsi HsaS.
all s Of Z, y .s viii be sold chs:H 49,
" CARRIAGES
near AZ street, have rsesiS sd Arg:
lot OF first eiass Carriages, such as Rockavays-
BqEsies, Businsss wagons. &c. 90 Ali worH
pponpsi, done and 81 rate. hsSy,sang
riasss tshsn in sxehansOs,
ns 81. ., sCst ss'. T. s ~ .sa al
ms. A: E e. e 2 VIZ sETIITyEsy ~.
ROOMS At Sl6 EIGHTH SfkIIr.
oe I'm ueAr PenAsyivaAiA aveaas.
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FABIs KID GLOVE DEPOT.
COURyOIsIIRS
ALEXANDREs,
In White, Light, Dark, and Black
FULL SUPPLY JUST RKC4IyED
Pric So per pair, or S23 per dozen.
J.J. MAY CO.,
sos Pennsylvania avenue,
no 2tif between 9Th and 10th streets
ORPAANs'C COUNT, OcroBxR 30, is6S-DsTRIc,
sar hsfs the
oSsasS %
Saturday the 24th day Of November next, for the
sone estate Of said deceased and Of the ass s,s in
nand, g far e the same have been collected
rn:1 d '1S sssd' sts
notiAed 70 attend, with their claims prop
Sssn. IL ': .ss :. Az :.
ts d, CODY Of thi: order Ss gHb:hs
-, Tss:-z. 9; RoBBINss
~ WEEP FOR THEE, DAZZLING n-Tne new
now pu6iished and Tor sal. At the music stores.
tsI music Is. :dsed ne. lsarsi: 70 Ii: sirssi1 IN
TSs n g S.:s wtsr and yso
easy end the melody Of be- ter order than the gen
eral run Of ballads The chorus 10 especially nne
and has the true rpg' Of Foster most bsW itch
ing pishtstion melodie: with eli the attributes OF
nnnist skable evidence Of the authors fascinating
i:hsd Only By wHIfTEsosi. Detroit, sn' P SaS,
For s.. Ia free on rsSsjRs fsS price
THEE. UPRI siE.6 SR oOrrAGI@
For sale or rent on easy terms mvvv
JOHN r. ELLIS, n
eM:N so6 Pc. ave near 10Th :tIsss
f. T A B L Ed 1919.
psyee1sr i xs Fl r f1SOannsaiAorur FIST,
pURl %ipisINiEssa S siSsEf sGss SD: To1Lrr
ARTlOLIs, &C., &c. &C 13.fv
NV BUCKwHEAf! ov,un,
With large stock prime GROO1RIES, selling
&C 50 St. '0' e''n ass 9Th st., BET. L and II.
F0R SALE yR RINT-A fne tone PIANO, OF
good order. Can be seen ct BOSWELiSSS6
foney STORE, 500 street, near 18th. uVkv'
TAMDs GUILD. Dealsy IN Ner ond Secoad ko.d
- Funtfve. Old Furniture Repaired. Rel0.
holstcred and Varneshsd. nth and sts., fnssr
the canal.) highess Price Deid fog Second hand
teIelseI9: selNs
Mss &c S;AsTok he: io;s !essiy "a he srse.
for Ladies and nisses Also Q most besud r II
az HsIe. inert Of Velvet. SIN. sad Strsy~
Mrs. a. O. CASTOR, A46 stA street, four Soers
''~ 'sun s'saus' oeslm'
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- ~ UNDk ReI0nED. r. DEeFOeSE. Preach
Dsker. sol 18Th street, corner Of Penasyiyanta
Snd bis numerous eusto9ers. that - has Dur-
enased the establishment OF BonneAn, hereto .
Tore French 6aksr, In 10th str ees, Washington ~
conpristus ell his stock, we'll o. all his cas- -
tomeu IN this city, By mutual oensent
Mr.. y Desfesse. By Industry, attention, vigi
lance, and tan years' Of prscticing hs profession
IN Mashington, has srcceedsd 60 msks HE name
hyeienie qualities ofhis Preach bred.
:, Having hereafter the eustomers u both sstah-
neither trouble ner expense In the vay offsbfics-
ton. 20 have the French and pertoan Breed Of
superior quality. aa1 continue 70 have good
EoR eALR-A MACHIEB for nahiaa hrooas
l. sna Q esea sPrise WAQ0M end ukRugss.
JOHN 0AvHOB.
&C TT cor. 18th end sts
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WILL CALL ON The UNITED STATES
FOR TROOPS II NECESSARY
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EXTRA.

GOV. SWAMI REMOVES THE POLICE,
COMMISSIONERS.
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BASE BALL.-A disguised correspondent Of
the Alexandria Gazette pitches into the sNa-
tional game" vigorously, saying that some
thugs can become ssd bore"-and ssbase bali,
has become "a positive BORE There is such q
thing as running into the ground" Young
gentlemen can sport among themselves, but
they have no right to onnoy the public-for il d.
positive annoyance-with the exploits of
Tom, Dick, and Harry, in hitting balls. and
such like matters. The " Bandy Club" is
coming up, Bandy is worth a thousand ssbase
balls" "Base ball." shut up.
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NOT IN THE BILLs-Last night, while Miss
Zelda Harrison was singing in the opera the
Doctor OF Alcantara. at the National Theater,
young boatman, who had been INDUCING
very freely, '.loined in to help the lady out" as
he says. He sung out of time, tune, and place.
and was Immediately arrested and turned over
to the police OF the Second Ward He was
taken TO the Central Guardhouse. where he
gave MS name as John Thompson, boatman.
sEd was fined 50 by Justice MOrselI.
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Z. FITCH 4 2, G. FOX.

Z. FITCH 4 3. c. FOX,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS and
ATTORNEYS FOR CLAIMANTS
OFFICE: CORNER OF 18th AND STREETS.
Opposite the poat Ofics
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WEDDING Captain Alfred Mordecai u =
A, was married. at the Church of the Epiph
any. this afternoon, to the daughter OF General
Maynadier, of the Ordnance Department. Rey
DIR. Hall Off ciating
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ELECTION or OPFlCERs.-On Wednesday
evening last, the Nor bern Liberties As
soc'atIon held meeting at the ssGorbutt
House., preliminary 10 organization. when the
following named gentlemen were elected off,
GERS Of the association for the ensuing YEAR
President, Geo. w. Calvert; Vice President.
John Z. Cieary; Treasurer, Richard Morgan:
Secretary. B. r. Whitney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-11-01

" NE PBICE
FOR
CLOTH HING,
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
NO DEVIATION.
HEM ING'S,
Corner 7th HreG and Maryland oeense,
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THE COMMISSIONER DEFIANT,

INTENSE EXCITEMENT ON THE
STREETSt!
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900 CEDAR POSTS,
at the lowest AAfket price Sold IN SITS TO ami
cust6~srs Apply ct No. 322 TIN street, bet D
ana ooft1. &C I5-lm
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SECOND EDITION.
q O'CLOCK p. M
GOVERNMENT sECURIriEs.

WASHINGTON. November 4, 1890
Jay Cooke & %. furnish the following
IN otatIons of Government securities:
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EMRICHD RBsTAURANT
II No 3ss Penna avenue, near 9th street.
p ENRICH wishes to inform his friends ana In,
public generally that he now keeps con Il y
stantly on hand OYSTERS. fresh every n.y.
day, prepared In every style. lEs
HisWlNBS end LIQUORS cannot be sur Ss...3
Call and give him trial. oc 2s ~
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OPENING OF large and fine assortment of
rR16OH GOODS, composed OF
Ladies and Children Olosks, Cloth for Closks.
Bonness; Trinnipgs: 1uttons. Lsdies' Under ssr,
pents. Vans, ell kinds Of real Lsees, LubiH,a
RsrfeI ~ and erect variety Of Fancy Goods Ia
Closts and Dresses cut and Atted. also made to
order, In the latest Pssisiss styis. -,,
!, &C . ~ 3S6 PeunsyIv anta avenue
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SOUTHERN ACCOMPLISHMENTS
GALE OF FORFEITED RAILROAD. OBJ 30 ~

The Weston and Achson and the Atehsou and g. Joseph
tsS County s y ana ns sosn %
Sssa to % OF M0q s e I
e ssTs sssn pSnsa and ss . r. a; s
Visions an Tic General Assembly o. tho State
tain properly 1s lie aSr % s
southwest Branch isee The Plate Country Tie ST Louis
az pG1s February & RSs eo
% 10 % shsy have to AXE o. and
thereto and again 10 sell lie same and they hereby Sss
az Ss 9 sad s ra y s
srs which proposals shall be diyered in writing 70 aid
conform o the following conditions provided 10 section
proposals g bidders under the provision Of the fore
gong seeon shall each state The price bid for the specvo
terms and conditions which hereby soverk
The or 8 sd s b. ays AZ
70 low fourth on closing The sonrac and The balance
bic N one year. the second IN two the third Tho
l bs sn IeS and The sa 70 ye year, hse.r with 4.
provided that all sums bid may o. paid At any time either
ssc9nd TIE and al rolling stock beonsns thereto
scs Of ne WORK 81 ala roaas auns As pro-
hsd rens On ksso% ssr opposite i s. Of
City in from ~ dsss q se AND sSa y 81 sc
peied the Iowa state ne In three years thereafter and
yss % q s Do ms ss 70.
q Is. sum- a s o and sss
atty thousand dollars Provided fahf annual er
pcnditurcs required In this section shall
tive companies 70 an extension Of time Of paysns Of pin
opal Of purchase money due thai until
maturity Of last iuAlment and provided that annual
o. expenditure on each road shall be made under
with the Secretary of State" 80 =
The Platte Country Railroad which has bean Known an
the Weston and Atchlson and The Aeson a. Joscph
and the Platte Country Railroads now 10 possesrion on
me state Of Missouri represen.cd By the sad Hoard OF
me State Of Missouri By the former thereof
thc provisions Of Of the
Of hssoar. entitled An act 10 effect bctvccn
the State and the Achson Joseph RAILROAD Com
pany and the sston and Achson Railroad Company
secure 70 The STATE the payment Of certain bonds isd
by the state Tor the construction OF tho Platte Rail.
road and 70 sell the Platte Country Railroad approved
e1runy ie possession thereof having been 90 taken
Said railroad located In Northwestern Missouri 10 In
operation from Weston 70 Savannah. nfytwo mlea and
suncenty stocked with and machinery. perfect
chaser.
Copies Of the approved February TO- 1884, and
Formation Respecting the property WIN Furnished
pieation BY letter, 70 JOHN y. Commissioner
Louis, MISSOURI. SAMUEL HUFFMAN,
John ~ HUME
Majority of Board OF Commi ssioncrs
Piatte Country Railroad.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

ryHE RICHMOND MEDICAL JOURNAL
i z. s. 0AILLARD, NJ d., and W. s. McCHESNEY,
NJ. D., Editors and Publishers. 49,. =
The March number Of this journal is now ready Single
be OBJ aimed the following stores Subscrp
tions also received price % per anlum:-
Miller Msthews, 5l Broadway Baliere Brothers 20
Broadway; William Wood Co. 81 Walker street; ID. B.
Pnisbury. lz7x Eighth avenue .--
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nNsa5!.S Scfffks 70 q SOUTH IsD CENTRAL
ymsvas ecncluaea srr.nssmsn,. -ih The Pacific Steam
cSmp.sy !, Ne s ~ new receive and forward
facae and Central American Coast through bills Of
rSsr rsr,s.rs sisssiaessiou Of good. and rate.
'ppy !" our ONCE ~ broadway rys v.poo RI
Sole FREIGHT Agents Pacific Mall s,e.mshp Company
Il me superior shp HELENE, is zoos. iii .ssi early
.Dr GsI 81 81 Ss %
THr UNITED s. sNTp c ssR ss.nI NAIL STEAM
sss s And & Ss sgg.s q s
per r,sp Norm ,ss s. o, ass' The oh
fT hs7 XsEScio CO. II Bro.dr.,
X The British nah steamship MoSrEzuxA. c.p,,in
. sssSs ON VA ss sssp,ses from sr No SOh river
xfv s;.ass payable IN sod) apply to cHAs WHIT
sn' IVY aow Wan tift RusrrSwALL Agents.
Havana, srsAL AND VERA cRuz-AMERrcAy
sl.s,r ana Msle.n NAL s,eam.hg The aud
ssmnande wil leave pier No. North river saturday
ss Apply wfSf{ Agent IL sss sSsa.syp pas
.ssr E.s sEw asD srEsD spE
leave pw No North river, on "Wednesday, Marrh ~
p.s.s. SSs' % sFoffoRD s'i rnssros co. 5' q
broedway
A nLANTic COAST NAIL sIDEYHEEb STEAMSHIP
NEW oRIEANs--saturasv Frr,i, ass; Eerona sv
n1 EsdoS-Thgrnday' siss. sos s,esrass, sis.
NORFOLK AND RIchvOyD-s Iweesly, SO, siaS' 9,
and 70 psi l iSi p r ii;ai KY o Bowling
TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRBCT-THE FAST SAILING
steamship ttNu snuEy WIN Leave pier - North river
SSssins handsome scscmnoson. apply % or passage
4. LowDES, Agent, u wAu street
L,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
~ The new and FIRST class steamship GEO WASHING.
TON Captain eager viii leave pier No North
For freight passage having unsurpassed scconrod.,
tons, apply 70 IT, D. CROMWELL co, IS West street
will leave Saturday, March ~ alta r. NJ from the com
pays pier No ~ North river For freight or passaae an.
pylo JAMES A. RAYNOR, 10 Barclay street
I7os SAVANNAH. PIONEER LINE
Cabin passage .s2s Deck $40
Ev. thursday landing cargo In savannah The following
The ney and hra Glass steamship HUNTER, Can, NJ T.
Tssers WI isa,e pier No. North river, ns
Apply 70 LEWIS n JoSFs ''
Agents In Savannah, Hunter A osmmer
EoR sAvAxNsH. GEORGIA
>-' e,sssni end very fast
opsgsar.s Eis aRsRs,
IN -. captain rh-uas ~. Morton, :. 49,
,,ss Hro,,k nsrsh ~, at odcok r. ~ from
'rlssfssfiR 's.ccoxxop.noss UNSURPASSED.
:" '''' ''i1iSv' Is,as5sSts. yon % . ss.s.s
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HANDSOME rHPgE STORY HIGH srooP AND suB.
n eear brica Houee East SIXTY sxth street, modern
Improvements; price 5000, half cap rsmaiu
FISH BIIvEN, H4 Broadway.
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6RrEwgrr moUsE.-FoR SALE, HOUSE sa WEST
ThiryArst street. mos, deslrsbly fcsted and now let
u., seiiti As beet manner By dsys work hard wood
plumbing Of the best kind well sswersd frcm water
s pysehsSr Stsfn per cent sbsys " d1gsrs
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

LARGE AND HANDSOME BRICK HOUSE. STU.
IA aed in the pleasant hesthful and thriving town OF
Owego commanding fine view Of the snsguehanna sur
vegetable garden barn. woodhouse For further parcu
lars apply 10 EDWARD W. WARNER, owego. Tioga county
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SALES AT AUCTION.

G. YOUNG, AUCTI0NEER.-LARGE AND At
IL actve sale OF elegant Household Furniture this DAY
West Fifteenth street between Sath Seventh
consisting Of one elegant rosewood seven octave
round grand acton $500 elegant faror Suit
Brussels and Ingram Carpets rosewood and mahogany Bed
steadE Washsands Centre TNbcs spring Ant
Hair Mattresses Curtains Shades on Paintings Man
tel Ornaments Clocks Cutlery, Crockery China Sets Er
tension Table, Rockers Chairs, &c Also Basement and
Kitchen Furniture rare opportunity for parties com.
mencing housekeeping Competent men In attendance
cart pack ship goods for purchasers at reasonable
charQea
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THE TURF.

ats o'dock NJ, match for 81, ,O0O mile heats in 8.
70 harness. W Mcmahon m Lady Jones' A. Paterson e.
Rockland Boy. JOSEPH CR0CHERON Proprietor.
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COAsTwIsE sTEAMsHPs.

DAcIFIc NAIL sTEAy.prp coNPASys
il THROTnH LINZ
TO CAffvOPNTt
cARRyIEa rsJTxp sIATEs NAIL.
Steamers leave pier No. a snrtA river foos Of Canal
street al 70 0'ciork noon. as foboSA-
June sD-ARfzONA A. q. Gray, sun~AAna with CON.
gTrTtfTiON, Farn~wcrth.
July fi-HENRy CHAVSCEY Je Many connaetinr
with GOLDEN CITY Watkins
July n-NRw YORK. Weir. eonntng with sAcRA-
MYNrO Cavsriy
All dsparur~s touch n Acapuir thosf the i.t and fist
~ouue AZ Panama with steamers for Nth Parn~ ports
Iith Central American ports VI Tie
touch at Msnrsnino. ~
i0 pound. BAGGAGE allowed eaeh a1h Medicines and
attendance free, -. -.
fh- oHea The wharf foot Of cana sres North river
ke~ yNN- hOLhAN Ag~nt
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rro RAILROAD coNrRAcToRs.-THB ALEXANDRIA
ard Frsdrreks ksburx Railroad Company now remfy
% proposals The consrueon q thsf rad from
Alerandra FredereksburT forty miles IN ienuh Con
tracts w made for the wh0le or sny part of We wnfk
Maps plans pronle can Be cen A. hr enoem o. the Nev
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CrEAM WEEKLY TO LrvERPooi, GLASGOW AM
W tho Irish poita
The f.yorite pss.euger steamers Of
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10 CALIFORNIA sImRAGuA
on THE TwRNriET4gypp se,n n1H hofIm
THE NORTH AMERICA r. nMannlr cohFANr
viii despatch the fast and eiy,n,,ps ,ps.rrmn rrnp
,.N ~ N N Commander
- a.. ~nx - ~. "a from pie ~ North river foot of
wlrsn Sire. .s me anxsrcas s es.f c.,,.a sss
W 4, sscrTys c5 1s a.. 2 s$RfcAN fRfNsfr COMPANY
h.xs PLACED new s % -. las. snd Otherwise grrsy
imgrgvsa w. prupi and rrliabis rsasi,
and riyer ,usur.- ,'. vi California trsseL -"
over this fas9,iw tD RATES OP PASSAGE
!y,s,,e y,r., Ia. 80 :, sis: ms sss.
-,JroH 70 Sp, sns faascrsco
-. III roofs and rackse.s ~ coov.rt.,, .sv az
~ o,w,s,ss ?, rs syo,anl,y .hlp yAsr
fEkIghr/ THK PANAMA ROUTE '""""'
yos sss q Warren, b v csRfisJ4Sxn T. As.s. l s'a
JeHs, N. n, VIA gAsTPoRr
H'Ohhs nv and elegant adewhesl nt~ausktw
~ HkPtDhk.
W ", EATON, Comsnard@r
AVE ftthe above pors ~ YPfDiy tury "a "A
WI v fryr pier S NORTH river ps...r,sy .s,r.. 49,
okuons ufurpa@ssd
LfvfsosroH rox A CO.
y L4berb sirssl
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EXCURSIONS.
FAvoRirE GROVE FoR ExcrRsIoSg-cRos.
ccorEE sxff S sS'assis 10 S.rs. ,Saa,i asSs
sarres saea a. dssrs % sns m w. VT oss' boat I'D
iopEsr - nESnf i;S &C y ca6sssrT Dssi IT.
DAILY ExcuEsIoS TO rnR FISHING BANKS
WI . maas ma, Y tas .usIior steamer wYosSO R
sess Tsrts, as s1a .,tss s.s'1 Ia.
sss Hr Re s.s sos All tiss ne. lss sss r.r, >
A GRAND EXCURSION TO rHR EsUfSa n1yKs-
a steaner CHAMPION Captain WIN, rs ,ny .a,,
able boat gr etcursshia.s n storm es av SATURDAY.
ifsss'i f.s f., .;'i: rex tx .;' .5is Gs9s ;,s sS
dents si ladies' sD' BAIT nss. snd r.frsssneni. aard
CrpAR oAL or DEex xl,IlIK ,s ~. LApY wasalscros
Never. Grove On rae,dAy July 70 Tho sIcarsion -Il
ssIi Srs,g .s1% a sS.s BY IVA u.s. hand ' w. ''
ExcURsrosIsrs. yrESIsnED. WIN rEAUrrvrL
s.rFr1 rm Ms ~ o'ssr sse ,,.sse
Is % Esch aeslsti1 LRwis i Nassau a. rooa 10
" sailing D q H.. isu,l.n fplr,sr.d Au-eao hip
YANKEE DOODLE, foa tons bsrish. Captain >. N
Ths comrns.iiou. .Se~Ae.l s,eambo. srLAs .
MI s so.SS s,ss " ss.a. @ p - M ,., 2 r. ., .s.
. nsm oelss noous street rs soa'h slrih street
street 3 Tent fss .,s, 70 o. a sssiy ~ H. Is. Ins.,a.
o. Tor the sob benssi o. c.r.n Hudson.
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MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY TEETH Rx.
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Shluruhy Juty "
shturnhy july "
RATES OF PASSAGE, pAYABLK IN cuRRxEcy.
80 and SO: steerage $50
Prepaid certificates from these ports New York, S
steerage. $N -
For further Information apply tho company's olces
FRANCIS MACDONALD Co, Agents.
No. Bowling Green, New York.
The New York herald., 1866-07-09
HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

An ELEGANT ONE HORSE COUPE FOR SALE
Nearly new and IN perfect order gilt mountings lined
with crimson satin price 81 0O made by Wood Brothers
Can be at stable 10 yestry street.
Park.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-09-07
RESIGNATION OF MR.. HAMLIN.


r Hod. Hannibal fiamlin, as viii he seen
from the letter published below, has resign
ed tho Office Of Collector Of the Port OF
Boston, unwilling that his longer remain.
ing there should be construed into a sem.
blance of belief that he was a supporter
Of any policy" ,j .,''" I'll 49, 81 nm,
do not fail to observe tho movements
and efforts which have been and are now
being made to organize a party In tile coun'
try, consisting almost exclusively Of those
actively engaged in the late rebellion, and
their allies who sought BY, other means to
cripple and einbarrass" The Government.
These classes Of persons, with small frac.
ton Of Others, constitute the organization.
1t proposes 10 defeat aud overthrow tie
Union Republican parry. aud TO restore. to
power, without sufficient guarantees for the
future and protection TO men who have
been loyal, tlipseiwho sought TO destroy the
gave ali, the influence I possessed to
create and uphold the Union Republican
partyl during the war, and without the aid
Of (which our l goveri,mst .svonld have de-
storyed and The REBELLION o success, cat, 80
With such party rs has been inang,lra-
rated, and for such purposes, have no
sympathy, nor can'I arquiesce inits mems
,ires by ms silence. l therefore tender 10
you my resignation Of the Office Of Collect.
or Of Customs for the District ut Boston and
Charleston, to take effect from the time
.whema successor shall he appointed and
qualifed..s % Respectfully yourssls -.a
-. (SigneD n.a t-.m,- .. IL HAMLIN.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-09-07
THE ISSUE AT STAKE.

The issue that is now before the people
Of the First District Is not whether Gen.
Chamberlain shall 10 elected or defeated !;
for his election is admitted by all. 1t is not
whether York and Cumberland shall keep
the management Of their county affairs
still in loyal hands; for ON that question
there is no doubt. But tho overshadowing
importance OF our vote on Monday nest, ~
~heih', ~0 shall r',al" tho .. ''w.m"x,"s
power In our own hands ny supporting
Congress which Is directly responsible 10
the people. or betray them and ourselves
into the hands OF trcacherous ana unscru'
pulous Executive whether we viii secure
the fruits Of our trials and sacrifice, our
blood.bought victories, or wanton'y ritter
them away. The defense Of tho nation
during tho war, standing between our