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New ORLEANS. june 16.

CoHVentlOn congress would diSfranchise all
those who voted against it.
mn NEW ORLEANS, June 1G
iourned sine die yesterday. Among the RIGHTS
demanded for the colored race is an e6ual
share in the officers appointed and in the nom
nations for those elected.
,,., CINCINNATI, June 16.
William Ryies shot Thomas Shaw. his wife's
brother, through the head at O'Clock this af-
ternoon, In GROCERY four miles back of New
port Ky because Shaw attempted to chastise
kyles for insulting his own wife. The homi-
eide gave himself up, and is now in Jail.
LOUISVILLE, KY, June is.
Inc Board OF Trade has prepared memo
riai 10 congress, praying for the removal of the
tax on cotton, setting forth its Injustice and in
nuence upon commercial affairs
MOBILE, Ala. June 16.
Inc steamer Nyansa, hence for Montgomery.
SUNK IN the Alabama river, eighty miles above
TINS city Friday evening. The boat was valued
at Sz5,0OO; uninsured. She had cargo of sun
included 1000 sacks of corn. The CARGO was
valued at $4,000; partially insured
~ New HAVEN, Conn.,, June II.
This city to-day, by vote of 23.256 to 473
decided to subscribe $500 900 to the capitai
stock of the New Haven & Derby Railroad.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, June II.
e. Slaght & Co s planning mill was burned
at noon to-day. Loss $4,000; no Insurance..
ss. HARTFORD, CT, June II.
The return match for the championship be-
tween the Charter Oak base ball club. of this
city, and the Pequot club, of New London,
came off on the grounds of the latter this
afternoon, and resulted in victory for the
Pequots by run, the score standing % to 81.
Another game will be played to decide the
championship.
20, BOSTON, June II.
The gid anniversary of the battle of Bunker
Hui was observed to-day with unusual spirit.
A grand procession of Charleston firemen. in
Guiding the Hope Fire Company of Philadel-
phla, and general turn out of the military,
were among the features of the celebration.
In Boston the banks and many of the stores
were closed in honor of the day.
PHILADELPHIA, June H.
A select council held a meeting this after
noon to consider the resolution passed by the
Common Council for the welcoming of the
PRESIDENT on his passage through the city. A
warm debate ensued, and the passage of the
resolution was strenuously opposed. When
the main question came to be put no quorum
voted, the Republicans having retired. and the
President declared the session adjourned.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, H., June IL.
Flour dull and nominal. Wheat declined &c; sales
NO. at 80 "a POP; No. at IS "a 20, closing
heavy at TO- Corn unsettled at decline 3c sales
at " q Soc for No. closing quiet at s2B q s2sc Tor
No. In store. Oats steady and quiet at 55a "a DC
at OF for No in store Barley-nothing doing.
High Wines more active at 20 q 81 in bond Provis
ions-Mess Pork dull and nominal at 20 90 a 20 so;
Lard firm and steady at lie Cattle market quiet:
sales at 50 az 90 for good to extra steers Dressed
Hogs dull. Sheep market dull at 90 rs for good to
choice shorn
Receipts-3,2OO bbs. flour, a. 900 bush, wheat. 15o
900 bush. corn, 100000 bush. oats, 60 hogs. Ship
ments-26O0 bbls; flour, 1900 bush. wheat. "a 1000
bush. corn, II 900 bush. oats.
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Ea,s Yspa Wesa,, 1,as,le statLs,.

- NEW YORK, JUNE IT.
The receipts Of Beef Cattle have been lighter than
for the previous week. but the supply this morning
was tair; holders demanded last Mondays rate, but
were obliged to make slight concession, and the
market closed heavy at the quotations. The quality
OF Cattle good, quotations: extra 19c; prime Is
a Isle; first quality l74 "a 1867 fair to good 1G3 q II
ordinary lie; inferior IA "a 16bc. Veal Calves in tair
demand, and previous prices fully sustained. Sheep
scarcely so firm, being &c lower, though the
demand was quite active heavy corn-fed 7Ac; light
and medium 81 a &c. ceipts-Beeves 5163; calves
2O32; sheep and lambs II, 5SS; hogs H. 1884.
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AUCTION SALES.
Large stock of Dry and Fancy
Goods, Silver Plated Ware,
&c at Auction

WILL be sold at auction at the Store Of STEW
w EMS a. Co., No 800 Congress street,
c.ommenGing on Th"rsaay, june I3,h, at d
TEssNOON and SVENaNG, a large lot of
Ceths for mems aud boys wear suitable iol tie sea
son beached and blown Sheetings IottOn Flannel
a. nne STOCK Of Table Linen BY Tie yaru; Crash,
io@eis. Doylies, Linen Table Cloths Embossed and
rrhted W9o' Table Covers, Lancaster, Scotch and
Maisehles Quilts; Gents and Lauie's Hose Hdkts
runs, Needles, Linen Thread, Elastic Cord ami Braid
Dress Irlnim ngs, Ladies Dress G DDS Ban,0Iai
Shris, 1arasols, ocho.l Umbrellas, Photograub Al
bums, lin-type Albums, laI &c lot of Per uniery
Aso nne stock OF silves I-lntea ~ are, OF tina
best styles anu quality, consis tng OF Ice piteb,rs
Salvers, Goblets, Mugs, Spoon Holders Syrun (,urs
Butter Dishes sugar BOWS, Jail Bells Casters ake
Bashels Pie and Fish Knives one line ehssta r.
SET, pieces, Soup Ladies, Spoons, For =. Sc: a
good asso1tme Of Ia.ic Cuilery, Clocks,
Watches, Jewelry, SC. Also a lot OF Hemp Carpe2
ings. P''-
The above goods mostly from BANKRUPT stool,
In Boston, and will be sold without reserve oi,ering
a nne opppr unity to traders and others to supply
themselves with Goods of the best quality, at their
own pieces.
Ins goods are now open for examination and will
DC soIl at private sale at average auction lies.
~ special Auction Sales FOR Ladies every after
noon ats OF ock
1 q. w. HOLMES, Aue,is neer.
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EUROPE.
N e VS. ny THE GABLE.

BERLIN, June Is.
The Gear of Russia reached Berlin TODAY
on his return to St. Petersburg.
PARIS, June Is
lsmil Pachs, King of Egypt, has arrived.
tie met with an enthusiastic reception.
1t il understood that the Shah of Persia to
whom AN autograph letter of invitation from
me emperor had been sent to visit this capital
during the international exhibition, will be
unable to leave his government.
DUBLIN, June Is.
Several additional cases of high treason were
tried before the special commission at Linn
erick last week, and resulted in the conviction
OF the accused.
PEsTH, June 16.
The royal government of Hungary is pre-
pairing measures for the emancipation of the
Jews of this kingdom.
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Return of wade,s Excursion Party

PEORIA, ILL.,, June II.
Wade's Senatorial party passed through here
to-day en- route to their homes Several took
other roads at ST. Louis. OF fourteen Sena-
TORS who have been with the party at various
points, all expressed their intention of beinr
present at the July session of Congress. and
those who are still with Mr. Wade. TODAY
joined him in telegram to Gen. Schenek Of
the National Union Congressional Committee
at Washington, to advise all Republican mem
Ders 10 be present in July, that all distractions
to legal reconstruction of the rebel STATES
may be removed Aoe"
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TN E M A ES X T. Il 4.


NEW YORK, June 17-6P
money closed easier; call loans a. 6 per cent
1916 Foreign Exchange ilrm at 40 a 11O5 Tor prime
bankers bills. Government securities closed firm
Stocks steady Mining shares, with the execution Of
Gregory firmer and more active The business III n
sun. treasury to-day was follows: Recepts ~ :
a15,45s payments, S2525,575; balance S134.013 oli
notes $500, 900. 'O''' anu soio
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For SoIn

A GOOD second hand Cay uga Chief" two horse
Apower Moving Machine. Also fifteen Sheep and
Lambs, suitable Tor market. Inquire OF
j. A. MOSES,
Jelld2ws At L. c. Briggs & Co, % Comm ercial st
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ST. LOUIS, No., June 16.
!, The Republicans Wyandotte special saws
the mob which killed two negroes there last
FRIDAY was composed almost entirely of non
residents of the State, and the citizens cannot
be held responsible for the deed. A verv lar@e
meeting last evening condemned the action OF
the mob, and passed resolutions declaring that
the outlaws must be ferreted out and punished
and requesting the authorities to offer a LARGE
reward for their apprehension
another negro was hung in Shawnee town,
Johnson county, Kansas, for violating an emf,
grant girl.
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has been stated recently, in the New York pa
L pers, that the Fenans intend another raid on
Canada before long Time only will prove whether
mere is truth IN the rnmor or not. Time has proved
that not only the Fenians but people belonging all
societies and classes have been making most erten-
s.Ue raids EARNED with those most effective of weap-
ons, greenbacksl on the clothing of California Cheop
John and the said Feniaus and said people belonging
to All societies and classes are cordially invited 70
continue sud raids where they VIII get the best valve
for their money.
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods 1886 Congress
street. Remember the sign. june 3, 4w
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Lost I
Dog Los t.
Found
LECTURES.

A NEW course OF Lectures, As delivered at the
"A New York Museum Of Anatomy, will be sent
TO parties unable to attend them; they OF vial
Importance to all the subjects consisting of How to
Live? and what to live tor? Youth. Maturity and
Old Age, Manhood generally reviewed, Ut the treat
ment and cure OF indige stion, Flatulency and Ner
vous seases, Marriage Philosophicaily consde. I'd
etc. These important Lectures will be forwarded
on receipt OF four stamps by addressing Secretary
New York Museum Of Anatomy anu Science.
els Broadway, New York.
May 81. T,f&S3ms
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Wanted

Wanted.
A FEW good Male and female Agents Immediate
"A ~ For further particulars address, with stamp,
call on j. III. WHITE
q Market Square, up stairs, Portland, Me-
June g. d3m
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.. I;-,-.ls6O.-X.-The amount of Plantation Bit
Seps sGiH IN one year is something startling They
ulu MI broadway six feet high from the Park TO
aos IN New York. 1t is said that Drake painted all
le rocks IN the Eastern States with his cabalisc
ators to pass law preventing tstmrnu tSa seo
=, Ina nature, Which gave him a monopoly. We do not
eow now TINS Is, but we do know that Pantation
use1 Dy all classes OF the community, and are death
IN Dyspeps.-certan. They are Very inyigoratino
~heh ianguid and week, and great appetizer"
sarato pring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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I'm lifting the kettle from the fire scalded mvsa,
very seVefely-one hand almost q crisp. The tor
suie was unbearabie. The Mexican Nina
tang Liniment relieved the pain almost im,nedately
~ neaied RAPIDLY and left very little scar.
CHAs. FOSTER, 42O Broad street, PHILADELPHIA
ii's Is merely sample OF what the Mustang Lnj-
nei, VIII 10. It's invaluable in all cases of wounds
Swe,ngs, sprains cuts, bruises, spavs, etc., either
beware OF counterieits. None is genuine unass
wrapped in the steel-plate engrayinss bearna ths
SIGNATURE OF e. W. Westbrook, Chemist and the mrs.
'ate stamp OF DENIS BARNES & Co, New York.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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Cincinnati Markets.

- CINCINNATI, June II.
Flour dull; Winter family II 20 a, u 90; fancy
y on c9 II 30 Wheat in moderate demand; sales at
2 80 Tor No; Winter; No do 2 40. Corn irregular
at soc Tor y, no. in bulk Oats dull at &c for No l.
Rye AT 80 LOT No. Whskey steady at SOC in bond.
ed at q o. with no buyers; Bulk Meats unchanged
sales Sc for shoulders; Bacon dull and unclaimed
Butter dull at IA q lie
Recepts-3,SOO bnsh. corn 500 bbls. whiskey. Shin
ments-11 900 bush. corn, 800 bbls, whiskey,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-06-18

'NAE Mckay Sewing Machine the ONLY
4 machine In existence by which a sewed boot or
shoe can be made. Adapted to all kinds STYLES and
sizes OF ooots and shoes 200 pairs be made with
shoes lake precedence of all others in the
ket, ana are made substantially the cost of peg
chimes, with competent men TO set them in or.rs
non furnished at one days notice For particpiars
OF license apply to GORDON MCKAY, Agent no n
street, Boston, Mass. Ami re- Ss Sa'n
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All who value valuable head of hair, and its pres
niN m from premature badness and turning grey
makes the hair rich, soft and glossy eradicates dand
run, and causes the hair to grow with Iuxurian,
beauty. 1t is sold everywhere
f. THOMAS LYON, Chemist, N.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists.
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New Orleans Markets.

c.... e. NEW ORLEANS, June II.
Cotton-hrm; sales $500 bales; Low Middling al
"a receipts 1854 bales; exports 1Oll bales Sugar
olce LOUISIANA at Ia fully fair Cuba at &c. Mo-
,asses-no quotations reported. Sterling EXCHANGE
ms g l52. New York sight Exchange a. &c prem
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WHAT DID 1t? young lady returning to her
York. was hardly recognized by her friends In place
o o.. Iusnc flushed face she had soft ruby complex
lol oI almost marble smoothness, and instead OF 49,
sne used Aa2an's Magnolia Balm, and would not be
without II. Any lady can improve her appearance
OF any druggist Tor SO cents
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Druggists
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.. AFAu DE MAGNoLIA.--The prettiest thing the
sweetest tihng, and the most OF it for the least
oney; u oVefcomes the OdOr OF perspiratiOn; soft
June; aiiays headache and inamation and is nee
essary companion in the sick room, in the nursery
tiu upon the toilet sideboard 1t can be obtained
everywhere at one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by all Drurpists.
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Flour Barrels Wanted f!

n IN and after January I'd, 1867, we shall resume
~ the purchase OF Flour Brls. for CASH, at the
Office OF the
Portland Sugar Co.,
~ LIZ Danforth ST..
FebSdtf j. b. BROWN & SONS
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Large HAL and Offices to Let.
nVER Patten's Nos. IA and 16 Exchange sti eet.
~ Front and back offices, with consulting rooms,
and large hall.
JOHN NEAL,
May III. I'll SO State Street.
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For Sale,

SECOND-HAND Granite Caps, Sllls Band, Door
~ and Windows suitable for . ore front; l Iron
Door, Iron Wash Boiler; lot Board Furrmg and
Cellar Rock for sale low.
ID. 1. DELAND.
June 6-dtf No Is Green Street
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Tenement Wanted

NY one having a furnished or UNFINISHED hons,
n on Munjoy Hill t. let for the summer or longer
can find a tenant who can bring the best OF refer
ences, by addressing "Rent," box SIG, Post Office
June ii. div
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u. s. MNrshUZ'S Notice

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DISTRICT OF MAINE, IS.
DURSUANT to Munitions from the Hon. Edward
Fox, Judge of the United States District Court,
within and for the District OF Maine hereby give
pubic notice that he following Information and Lii
bells have been flied in said Court, viz
An Ihfofmati54 against 80 CASES OF BRANDY
CASES OF GIN IS KEGS OF GIN 1 BBL, OF
SPIRITS; CASE OF SCOToH WHIsKEY; CASE
OF MALT WHIsKEY CASES OF MALT WHIs-
KEY l DOZEN BOTTLES OF CHAMPAGNE $40
LBS. NUTMEGs 107 LBS. CLOVES 81 LBS. SPICE
seized by the Collector of the District OF Portland
and Falmouth, on the fifteenth day OF pril last
past, at Portland, in said District.
A Libel against The SCHOONER SARAH B. HAIR
RIs, HER TACKLE, APPAREL AND FURNITURE
seized by the Collector OF the District OF Portland
and Falmouth on the fourth day OF May last pasr at
Bangor in said district.
Libel against The SCHOONER COLUMBUS her
tackle apparel ana furniture, seized by the Collector
of the District OF Portland and Falmouth, on the
twentyeehth day of May last past, at Portland, in
said District.
Which seizures were for breaches of the laws OF
the United States as is more particularly set forth
IN said Information and Libel that q hearing and
ua! will be had thereon at Bangor in said District
on the Fourth Tuesday Of June current, when and
where any persons interested therein may appear
and show cause, Ii any be shown, wherefore the
should not be decreed forfeit, and disposed OF
according to law.
Dated at Portland, this tenth day Of june, A. D.
1867.
+. A. QUINBY,
Deputy U. S. MaIshal,
une 1G-d1id District OF Maine
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Valuable House and Lot on High
Street, tor Sale.
'1'HE two story house and lot, No. High street,
L the residence of the late VIM. Akerman Lot
about 40xl2o foet. House well arranged, cemented
CELLAR brick clstern, together with gas fixtures fur
nace abundance OF hard and soft water. There IL
good stable now on the premises, with ample room
TO construct one much larger, and q complete car
riage entrance.
Inquire OF JOHN C, PROCTOR
June A-d3w Real Estate Rroker
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Lath Savers Wanted.

1.-TWO or three men wanted that thoroughly
understand the business OF saving Laths 10
whom good wages will be paid ana constant employ
ment for the season. None bat first rate workmen
need apply to Berlin Mills Company, Berlin Mills
Wharf
MAY o. dir CHARLES III ANIL Tom Aaa~.
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From Mexico-Famine Impending at the
Capital.

NEW YORK. June II.
A correspondent writing from the citv of
Mexico under date of May 18th, gives a dole
I Tl account Of the situation in the Capital
walls, and it was only due to the imdicions
measures of the Chief of the Municipality
that panic has not swept the populaee into
disorder and riot. The imposition and collec-
ton OF taxes continued unremittng by being
carried on IN most tyrannical and exacting
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Burglar.

IA es, one made by Robert Perry, and numbered
1884, and the other marked with the initial g" and
numbered So, 241, dispose of the same safely bv
addressing &C. w. g." Box 2l95. Any reasonable
terms will be complied with and no questions asked.
june IT. DIT
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PORTLAND, June Sd, 1857
fI'HE stockholders of the Casco Iron Company are
hereby notified that their annual meeting for the
choice Of officers will be held at the Counting Room
OF y. nj. Churchill on Wednesday, June 18th, 1867
at three o'clock p. NJ.
Per Order of Directors
june5dtd GEO. L. b. JACKSON, Clerk
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helmstreets inimitable Hair Coloring has been
steadily growing in favor for twenty years II
ts upon the at the roots of the hair and
changes TO Its original color by degrees. All nstan-
taneOus dyes deaden and injure the hair. Heinz
streets IS not dye but is certn in its results pro-
NOTES its growth, and is beautiful Hair Dressing.
Price 81 cents and S1.OO. Sold by all dealers.
Saratoga Spring Water. sold by all Druggists.
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For Lease,
Annual Meeting.

fI'HE valuable lot OF land corner of Middle and
! Plumb Streets, for a term OF years. Enquire
OF q. @. MITCHELL II SON,
aug ~. ls66-dtf 17s Fore Street.
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RCHITECTURE a. KNGINKERIN(s
"A Messrs ANDERSON. BONNELL / CO., have
made arrangements with Mr.. STEAD, an Architect
OF established reputation, and will i'm future carry on
Architecture with their business as Engineers Par
ties intending to build invited 10 call at their
ottce, No. BOG Congress street, and examine eleya
buildings, &c. 10 "
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Wanted.

A SUIT of furnished or unfurnished rooms or ona
"A large room with board, in private family, by
al rss box 1901. Portland Post ofiee nrSt Oh July.
.June IL d3t*
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To Let.
THE spacious CHAMBERS in Barbour's Rlocl
Middle Street. Apply to David Keazer, or to
m2y3UQ3W Il NOJ{TON
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A SMART man with $500. to engage in a good
IA paying business Enquire of
A. j. COX & CO.,
Patent and Employment Agents, SSH Congress St.,
PJrtland, Me. june6d2w
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Wanted.

RIO purchase, four small Ponies, for saddle or car.
L riage use State color, age, weight, and lowest
cash price. Address ~. E. b." Box 2Ois Portland
Me. iuneI2,ltt
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June edit
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June Z. dtd
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Piano for Sole.

nNE of Edwards first class Pianos for sale: Il
/hrst class In every respect octaves, aoqrvanfed
"a Also a small Soda Fountain.
Enquire at Groton Rouse, Center st, Portland.
Nav 25-dH
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HILL.
MADAME
PA RE PA ROSA'S
Grand Concert
Tuesday Ev.e. .Juno oEtb
positively only One Night in Port
land. r a.


THE world wide celebrity achieved by Madame
PARkPA ROSA, who is acknow ledced to be The
greatest living singer, and the great vocal and in
Strumental performers con bined in her Concert
troupe, mas en- SO thoroughly recognized wherever
they have appeared that would be useless to dwell
upon the tact universally conceded that never before
was an ATTRACTION OF such magnitude presented to the
American public.
MADAME PAREPA ROSA,
Whose conversance with the Italian French German
and Spanish languages, an magnificent voice and
thorough musical culture, whether Leard in operat-
ic selections, sacred songs or in those German and
English ballads, to which her exquisite eueriug mas
gwen nndying lame, has proved Il worthy successor
TO Jenny llnd in the esteem and admiration OF the
Oh world and the new, will be accom- panied by the
following renowned artists: -
MIR. THEODORE HABELMAN.
The distinguished Lyric Tenor whose success in one
ras and has never been exceIled by any ot
er Tenor eXtant
SIG. FERRANTI,
The brilliant, dashing Basso Bufo. fresh from the
Grand Opera OF PARIS, London, and the principal
cities OF Italy.
SIG. FORTUNA,
The pleasing and talented Baritone who ia 8, well
Known in London in the best soc ety. and who de-
lights everywhere by his true Italian singing.
mR. CARL ROSA,
The great classic Violinist whose reperto;re com-
prses a the works OF the old masters well as the
sparkling gems OF the modern school, and whose won
der III execution and cminently sympathelic style
has justly placed him in the very trst rank of his
as well as in this country. 81 wv"
MIR. .. BEHRENs,
The accomplished Pianist, will act as conductor
81 Prices OF Admission Reserved Seats s1OO.
Cards Of Admission only so GEMS
reserved seats may be secured on and after Friday
june 10Th, at O'Clock, at Paines Music Store - -
c. c. CHASE, Agent
Farep" Concert, Granite HalI, Augusta,
Wednesday, June Doth,
June IT. 0td
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Agent Wanted,

/ first-class Life Insurance Company to act as
l. canvasser Tor the city and assistant to General
Agent. A good opportunity for a energetic and
reliable man. Address with references,
Jel4d1w GENERAL AGENT, Box 1922 z, 0,