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GOVERNMENT SALES.
sALK OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, &C.

SALk OF GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, &c
BUREAU OF REFUGEEs, FREEDMEN, AND ABAS-
BoNED LANDS, OFFICE Grief ACCOUNTING AND
DIsBU RISING OFFICER, DIsTRICr OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, d. C., Sept. IS, ISIS
BY order of Eslor General o. .. Howard, Com
missioner, will he sold, by public sucti0n. al
Freedpens Village. Virginia. on TUESDAY, Sep
TENDER 20, 1858. at 10 o clock A. M
(45) Forty five Frame buildings va rious sizes
Also, qusntity of Servcesble and Unservice-
able Quarterma ster's Stores
The Government reinquishes all care OF the
buildings ct date of sale.
Terms: cash, in Government funds.
I'M BROWN,
se2l.eo3t Brevet Major and Disbursin Ofieer
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
l bers have obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Washington County, in the District of Columbia,
letters testamentsry on the personal estate Of
JOHN MORGAN, late of Washington county D.
O.. deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased, are hereby warEed to exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof, to the subscri-
bers, before the 18th day Of Be ptember next:
they may otherwise by law be excluded frsm all
benefit Of the said estate. Given under our hands
this 18th day Of September: 1855.
JAMES MORGAN.
MARGARET NEWEY.
aelllaX3N EXacufora.
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10y J. b. WHEELER a CO., Auctioneers,
- No. 6l Louisiana avenue, bet. 9Th and 9TH sts,
opposite Seston House.
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OFFICERS
MATTHEW q EMERY, President
THOS NJ Pillow MAN, Vice President.
j PATTERSON. Secretary.
LEWIS CLEPHANE, Treasurer.
Hon. ELILUR Wight, Actuary
W. A. AUSTIN, Superintendent Of Agencies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-09-24

10y COUPEB LATIMkE, Aucti.neers.
10 Late clerks with Jas. q. Mcclure A Co
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Ilth
street, Star Office Building
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be,rNeH a GsEeral Post Ogfor q ~ UEi1s
S"es fESTsfd r-d az tica~-ai Pcs Ofcs n
- tni'sd htRedo~ u Great Brliais mi IRE
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
RER-YORKERS IN EUROPE.

large number of Americans are AZ present tIayeI
hg Barops The following nsnea AZ atfs' oats % ~ ~ 49,
Ilr Balls Ms errons and faulty, d. l. Bal l. D. hStts ana
VIE Beard AID cio. " Besefrs .'I l.' - o., a.
" claude J. sfer Niss Ca'k M'ss Bavy Ar Fesier Nh
Clinton, J. N-ets- nd hmly. r - 'slh e" seS w %
N Kelam AID &. d. ls. laho9 Mrs leureDee Hs MISS
lsqereg Ns lev LP,, 'Ij a.8a. NJ es ,Ss Gsagsier
o. e 80 ,,I va x Porter Nr Pee aud fmay hr
Pt ~ Jam P5.ss NJ Falrsu hmis Col Read l. R,h.
sslA Miss Soyrrs, NJ Saieres an amg ar Sss't
b. " ", ssr $ rhsrer ni.. rhsrer Mr. Tuoksr Tack
srssn Hr vtrghn ssd haiy Ms Votsrah hf-Lsh r. ~
fSrsoa ard h-iy Mls, Wsn NJ Bishop sad huJ q so;
and sifs ass Bfepsan ard Nf Mr LTr1a ana hG - =
Eesbefu suA hu, Mr. Read ssd family Ms N SCI S, NJ,
shsyvard uiv Gipt w. ESJd stokes anil ia4i r. a I
A &. Sioa J. Bu,h Q. D. Cmue AMI hnh y 3 - q,
= isn, p rs.rSsss a. W. Il l. Nersno Mr., G. S.ure NJ
Rshsrdssa sai vie, y sehauek VI Sose' os 49, ..9 fnIy
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NJ Ssye s4 a} ,d WSsi % and & ss q q c 19' s o Mf
DSs and vile Ne Du BHy Dr. II Dyer 1nd aT.y VT. 10
Irrhs Mrs &. Kemp. Mn hGf AH L"sa"sDa D. =" sIik
Ss"i in,Ss Ss' az RmlT sad Mss Ha,eb NJ Hagd sua
s5 Mr.. Raton R. Evans sSi vie M and Ms. kaa,ey :.
ar snd vile: 4 Graves aud sii J. NJ Sf.ygs' NJ ~
Osh AZ h VI AID Ms SaH Fases T. GI,ui NJ "a 91l mrs
NJ Barho-mes, Miss Bo''sk @ g. Brewster AI. W. Ese &
SsId hen Mss Joie Hubhe Mr. Keaueys and uy
Ms j. kla Lswon wl. Mr Lyaaa asd family IL A,Tss
+ Morris Esrib Les Psrsoss - Paterson asa hHi NJ
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Vie The following saved registered Pr1 August w. ~
el1rks p Breeiea r. R. Bailey Addison Thomas M aea d
Hugbwout Mr. sRd Mrs s. J. Bsso7 Miss BeDTns. J,oo
G,,r,s ard her. Cbare' S,gooi D. H. J,r' p r BE- sri
Y G. hoCauey Er asi Ar. H. Davis lbe Nv n y ti.s and
tniiy H. h. alien J. HEAR Powers Ma Eosrts.n Ms 9 C"si
Prof Ee,sais Mr. aud l.s F. F1e, ohe@"a Lea, Lew ~ 5
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New-York tribune., 1868-08-28

BY BENSON J. LOSING.
isreral octave ,oawe Beautifully "aiIaei o '
brsur twelve fl ac tR-rl rgs r'tiv new SAT
io.s ~ Is we'll kuovA to pf e lr hSorsas n @ co'h
ra b, s spared ser cIyEss 70 make s Wo as CEN
pirte s-d frrsr a. possible u,r ,.,7yrr poov
AGENFS DO visa circulate SPLkEDlD and UshftL bVoA
one e o themselves credit and awe tt patrons
a., op inch there Grot. VII aTBy Tor tsNf Sc 70 g.
BBLKNAP Hartford BLISS Co., No 9o Boadst heNarA ~
IMPORTANT to EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS.
Ty,v,e visiting furope should provide themselves with HAt
PEKS HASDBOOK W ". PUsBEoKS FEriDsE Pnee 81 ~ In &
+ complete gdebss of EBupe aud the bsi puOhfAed 10 lie
EnghsA language y made eniirsy nsw every year
Also
WARPFVS PHRASE COOK; Or, HANDBOOK ~ TRA7EL lAlk'
81 be se.ee 10 kHsh GeTnau rrssT AIe
ltsisn. b. " PEsREOER FErEo0E. price - o. hAhfhh .
EROTlHRS, Puh-h,rs for ssla b. sl Bosss-er.
VNHE CHIlD's Alphabetically full OF
pictures aith Are reaEpg No uursery, bone MIA h,.s
hiSs be vitlaat fuce - o. \ AChNAh "" ~
BTradsay. and al Ba'Ase.lerS --------------
DRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
6tlnus for gusin,ss 1tltH.

6tauus for gusin,ss glm.
A PHYSICIAN wishes to SELL a PRACTICE
n oflO rear, standing neh section " lie county Address
DOCTOR frbune OAoe, n y C.y
EOR SALE--ln Mount Vernon, LEASE,
STOCK sad FIXTURES Of aHARDWAKE and STOVE STORE,
wM IT, 4 GRO. 2 ARCHER, 10 7Sl.,,ast
TVO WAGON MAKERS-FOR SALE-TIlE
L SHOP TOOLS FIXTURES, and GOOD WILL Of one ~ be
Oldest and best knosu makers 10 he country dons good
1rss. sold low eIchan-e hrre estate The reon
fr selling retire from business. Address WAGON MAKER. lr
bus Ofcc
q IN Hnn TO INVEST in well-establishcd
- IU,OOV bas.. active partner. AiverssrisA youas
Bss o so5i IaBdes anu ability AID vii deal NTH reliable parties
on Ausse this Advertisement b confidential Full particulars
requrd and patents NOT uotd AZ others tu
,srred AIi,s WtLBEAFORtE, Box No. l2b Tribune ohcc
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN.
CIRCULATE THE DOCUMENTS.

TIE TRIBUNE CAMPAIGN SHEETS.
No l. contains senator NORTONs SPEECH On RECONsIhUC
El0S asd SPEECH 81 fSeser WILLIAMS or the save ebeet
No H. contains SPEECH o. Gen. slCKLES at Newh'veh'
SPEECH AoRLL ~ u s. Senate anu LETTER Of
Speaker CoLPAx
No Ill IL German tse Speeches Of Senator NOR
TON sCkLES aud the LETTER Of Speaker CoLFAA
Prices OF Nos /. H., and ILL.,, iHse copies two cents
% Copies Postage Pad......... .....,,.,,2J cents
loo Copies Postage Paid ....................Sl
so Cones BY EXPRESS. S......,.,...........St
100 Copies, BX EXPRESS................."s75 %
70 w. crttsins a fall Report Of the REPUBLICAN NATIONAL
CONVENTION At CHICAGO tss PLATFORM ' the PARTY AID
khTrERs Of ACCEPTANCE sf Gen GRANT aai SCHUYLER col
YAK
No v eoutsiss the LIFB Of GEN GRANT Portrait the Fort
DsBeon Correspondence ptb Gsa Baek9er Jae im LIFE o
SCHUYLER COLFAX with Portrait ard be Letters s Aoey'aie' Of
esa Grapt ard ScLayer Cellar
Price Of Nos. ". aBd w. Enge ssPT, two cents
% Copies Postage Pad cents
Ice Copies Postage PAID ....................S2
500 Csrss By EXPRESs ss
leo Comics BY BXPRESS..........,,....si5
McPHERSoNS POLITICAL MANUAL hf 1888 esuisns' j. All
s Orders Letters Messages s-i Votes Coses respecting seef
rr S.aten: Tie s IuTeasssep s Andrew Jshssoa VITA
k Answer The L Hose and tie Judgment ne
k.ns Corespcuseaoe bsea sad fiedest johnson
Or sutoas S1syssop Letters PaPer TesHony POheoS Military
Orders and Report Digest f Orders 81 AiA Ce
usHs General Action stae he denomination As~ Abstracts
q New STATE Coutaons Supplemental Reconstruction Ae'sagi
President Jstrsns Proclamation and Orders Members Of 'ae
Cabinet and oge kin Cossre,s TO- Votes Congress On Political
R ad Resolutions; The Xvh Amendment to the Fe1er Cos
staou ard Legislative Acton tsreoa; r. Financial Legislation q
corg l,eloSF ne Loan LegreHder AA 3 National Plat
fon since heai7s L. Election Eetsrus fon 1885, Ia IaEa''@
Revenue AL E4psururs Tor Past; Is Lses Ae
Eatosal Csrd3s.es &c, &C. Price oNE DOLLAR
Ill
NoPHERsOXS MANUALS or lsG and 1865 bould together
ma king complete
HANDBOOK OF POLITICS
luco - ~
~.
TBR LIFE AND CAMPAIGN SERVICES OF GES. q. 3 Grant
B, Cen Jane. woa avery h ioabe large ronan octave Of
100 pages Twenty-Five per oyi ave copies for 81 81 EX
PRESS 100 copies for Ga
FIB GRANT CAMPAIGN SONGSrER, containing popular Sorzs
nalAJs tloBs srt 20 poia and rekpoNu a ana
thosr12 Pges d. e-ut so cents iozeu 10 oJ express ~
tre a. u "
prour gr ag CASH 10 TIE TRIBUNE OFFICE and they slA
Be- g-onVilt t'eL
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
,F, SfS'E1a c '9 sSssg5' S V soo Es p a
Milford Strao Fairfield. Southport, aid wespor ~" D."
Fa, 70 Sorsa sI r. 10 20 DO 5EI sOo llso n as L aoo CEr
For DsIea' 70o sSS I.5o "a: 2S 4N S3onm
For STANFORD 90 Sr 1884, m ial5 tBI) AIS j"
For aud rsneda,e stations 100 900 loo aH
AS 49, 80 o." p 9 9GosyEcrrSG TRAINS
For Boston via sgingfel $50 a a Oh AGO tELl s"PH
For For RsiGS Hsor ia aud SSf sp5ss 500 NJ S @ a s ,o
For Connecticut River Railroad. 400 tBLl, a h''
For Hsor PTo,idsace and Fhhk Railroad 800 tBI) Ms
For Ee~I.,su ewLoudou and stouirgoa RAlrsd "s~iS
For Csa Raroad aOO NJ 2s N, SOrhAHp'OU and WI
"'i1seI For H5sas,toric Railroad, 500 an, 2Np.m M
For Dae6ury and NorWa!k Ralro1I TOO 300 NJ IalS Aop
c0~"od0a' Sleeping Cars attached to So Rs r I'M II aorr
NEW W-JERSEY r. R.-For PHILADELPHIA As
Y p5ai "a K'Hssion $50 Via "a. S1SdS S For % s .s Ss
tOH--s;4o IL NJ 7;Jo NJ For soash and s "-s"A -
FOR THE WRsT-To C,oeunsu and cbcago-s'aa m, ~
m 730 The $40 sni 7;Jo N trans .hroiss s @ 70
Ceas w.Sost ehsnse making same CneasAu
early trains by other hae' f.5y con- ea S.S.
sS9osas Que 'a bs 51'' ''' ?'S JScKsSS GS
DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIL
A0ND FOR LONG. BRANCH, .
Prom Pier MOI Q. foot Of ChAaAersst,
rsS Ss g r1f: an per 'sefS S P..:.s.er. at no. oay qd 80
Rsturafug. leave LoDs Branch at rs, a N and p
ArB,.9 tGn, ia sI;S ;sIs = ssS $40 "a a's ag
.9s'itS1' iSs. % iSS month s' '"' r"s sSsbsS L.
VHE SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD of Long
t. Z. e. pTs.su aSs sss snS'fs ss.. s o.
i., a. Ss. 20 S !. Tor a. stations, & -, 2! s,,,iap. s
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
i1rsJ Qualifications.

A MEXICAN PHOTO-LIIHOGRAPHlC w.
"A oFFICE H4RAbD BU,LDINe-Broadrsr sr-RooH } >.
HISTORY OF TIE UNITED STATES,
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENClNG MAY -, 1903.
rRATNs LRAYR NEN.YORK.

Passenger St.tion NevYoIk corner rretvsni ard PsS
ave- EutraIce on Tseuty seveutlst
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
Sttnmbczts anS 8ailruaSs.

RRST0L LINE-AT 8 P; N. rr,sr =, ,s. nv,
TO BOSTON PROVIDENCE. AND INTERMEDIATES POINTS.
TIE LARGE. aaI s World having ~ state Rooms
BRISTOL.
Capt BRATroS % Pc T9 % IA 1S' ,s o'clock
PROVIDENCE,
Capt SIMMONS ats NJ TUESDAYS, ThURSpAYs and SArUR'
Coansas With the RIpe,s a Bristol the following morning At
Arriving at Boston 4, O'Clock H. tine for a. On'eyance' out Of
'-' taken " '' as '' '' ''d ''i bsiS1 siToSs Agent
JAMES FISK, IT,, Managing Director
NOR NORWALK and DANBURY.- Railroad
ls ssl oad fare No odatIhs hsi snd splsnd steamboat
NELLY WHITE leaves Pier No 81 E,st RIVER foot Of Markets
connecting with the Dlnbu and SewHaven Riiron. Returning
leaves South Norvak At I:S arrival Of the Danbay aHA
Pare Is csu Excursion Tickets Stages connect for New
Canaan. Wilton. sal RdSeied
EOR ORIENT, Greenport, and Sag Harbor-
No. 70 ePeI shp Eat Ryer s. TUTHILI i5s soabst
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT-Fo WHITE
MOTIFS sESfs S6c dLRSSoo6 and R6sGYs On and
WASHSEG c.pt Post ss1s, Pier 2. Psei Sp D.y saa.
DAYS ereept-) stt p. M. for the abovs.nsmed places
FoR AhBANY and d 7, TR09Fsre q 5
other The elegant VANDERBILT and CONEECrCuf
s.IJ. S % No " Ss S e SGI and q . sSa %
So G T a nth an R ad Saratoga and Lass cS%O
Montreal Lake George S1aosa sd all stations Also With
Returuug leave Iroy ., ana Albany at o'clock SsEOOU'
NAY LINE for ALBANY and TROY.-The
~ steamers C. vBBARD aud DANIEL DREW will leave alter
Dcsbosesst 1880 and Thirty ouTthst al Tt3
Landing At West Point Cornwall NeSburgh. Poughheeps
Rhnebec TYO Cat and huds0n Albany With 70
aud all points North Eewlok Cen
trail Susquehanna Railroads SENECA Transfers
passenger 70 Trog arrival At Albany without eharse
nAlLY LINE for CATSKILI landing at
~ Cold Spring, Highland. Rhnebsck Bariowu TVo, Msdeu
Camp smiths Dock Gsrnautown.-lhe steamboat THOMAS
POWELL leaves TUESDAY and THURSDAY al aud SATUR
DAY at9 Steamboat NEW CHAMPION. MONDAY, WBDNRS
DAY. and FRIDAY AZ 5 p m. from foot FrAakin st. n r.
4 N L N IN n IL
Rondout al Kingston aadng ~ CoiIenIs Dock, Comws
New Hamburg, aud Milton. The
SrkAMgR MARY POWELL
pesbro,,e.st EVERY AFTERNOON al $3.50 O'clock
CUNDAY PASSENGER BOAT for NEW
- The steamboat THOMAS WAY all following
trpa between NsWYork Newark SUNDAY Leave
New York Of BArclAyst at l00 D. N Leave
Newark VI OvutTs a. at IN and stopping
Point each wsy W 6AsIoN, super h,endeat
CUNDAY MORNING BOAT for NEWBURGH II,
- Pare soc The THOMAS C0LLYER leaves Ae pier foo.
of Waept EVERY SUNDAY MORNING "a o'eock Thirty.
t1 landing at lonkeu Hastings Dob6s Perry lrvngon
sing Rng IayeaN Coiien Cold Spring Returning
.ss.. R,wbDrsb al It N, arnvins In EsW.yoTk D N
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
7 0NG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Leave James

ga m o reenpogt and al stations except woodds All Wa"
Tree $3.50 EorhUO Passenger ITss and all sauot' e.
Willow Tree H. frgrs, ra1 toi SssHpob ,pgn ~
MneolS Hcksye sod al stations Est 4J0 hothps1
Pas, eueer Iran wos Tree ?
North isp Passenger 1 aud an statoaI al passenger r. %
connect AZ Mueoa Hampstead Asd ea 'o'
sunday Excursion leave, Hunters Popt fer smp'ls'
Glen Cove lsp Nortbport aE al ssnoIs arrives Al no.
tsrs Point at 6Op n Takes eject Jaae u ses .-,..,
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28

r hs nfncrai Suburban p'acss ~ Lu,s
tb Eastern Division Of ibis Railway has been prepared and e,n oss
d oLce 8f lr free OF charge W those fag
persoas le region r1 red o. With ie view O se ',,
h. RIDDLE. GsserL s-5s
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
Grtursi0us.

nAILY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
II RuSLYs. audug a Nherone. Bayss Doek Great NTes
sands Point Aotts DoJk Wood aler AONuAf
Jaar ls ts ARKOWSMrH Capt Mutee will leave Pek
% ka River morning az S3, Tor iao above a-
UgA Retlruug, vi. leave k1s.yo - J.5J p m
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
Sab Schools.
6tatbtrs.

4 LADY desires a SITUATION to teach
~ Higher English and hemsles French Good reiefsres
given Address Bon NJ. lis. Senoea Fals, n. Z
A LADY wishes a SITUATION as ENGLISH
~ GOyERNESS IN Primary Department VI School Address
Boz No u FbHnsbam Mass.
A GRADUATE of YALE, experienced in this
IA branch wishes department Rhtirc Eug.h Literature
thorough nsutuol CLASSICS Higher Ens lsh neces'arJ
References from last position etc Address RHETORIC hhdNo"n
Conn
ERENCH TEACIiER.-A lady, an experienced
FIsbeh Teacher wishes engagement Female College
a grade school uHquSoaabe rsisfeneeA Addesa MADAME
MONT n. Y. Post Ofee.
NVANTED-A LADY who has held SINH
w lar position RESIDENT GOvRRNESS 10 yoang ladies'
school able teGc the higher Bughh branches The a
meats q singing aId music Apply wh references Al No. JIO WsA
Thirty trst q between 10 4 and 2.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
AFETY, SPEED and COMFORT.

WORCESTER. PALMER, FlTCHRCsG. NASHUA, LOWELL con
CORD THR WHITE MOUNT ANS, AND
INTERMEDIARY PuiNrS
The new srd sanch steamers u We NoyWicn Lane
CITY or BOSTON aud CITY OF NEW-YORK.
leave daiy Sundays eKceplt ocsck hoH P
No 81 North Fivsr foo ~ Yesty-st,
FOR GEWLONDON
ter. sopoertIra E1prs Tain from lo,,
points via Esrvh aHi Worcester Boston asa "reesr Wft
md Nashua snd New .London isd Nosthefn Railroads
Freight the For iairnsnon inqulf. of
AF@ut a. ~.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-28
q 0lbOm il man COnttm.
Matbintru.

D0TLERS for SALE.-FOur BOILERS, 1873,
ID each having Cues, Of them all IN good condition.
Also, Noolsad Pump. Adirss MOORE SBALf BROS,
30. t96 Broadway HeN-lork, or NeeArk. NeWJerey
DOARDMAN's STEAM BOILERS.-0n
Id No. 55 Liberyst Send for circular
EOR SALE, "A BRICK MACHINE (Emeka),
perfect working order cheap Apply to ABkAA REouA,
No. 100 Brotdway, Roogs No !, rear.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-06-12
A Virginia Hotel.

There is one hotel at Covington-the only
one in the place-which is a fair specimen OF
the country tavern of Virginia, and therefore
worth. a few lines of description. 1t is a
long, two-story building, with porch sup
ported by wooden columns, bearing the
marks of the feet of many tippers-back of
the tavern chairs The bar-room and the
"office" are Synonymous terms. The dining
room is a low apartment wherein two
round tables are decked for supper. Food
consists of very toothsome fish from. the
mountain streams, greasy, yet not unpalata-
BILE slabs Of venison steak, big, tlabby pam
cakes, strong butter, muddy coffee and hot
biscuit. Butter knives are unknown lux
uries; yet there is a touch of refinement in
the bouquet of wild mountain flowers which
adorns the centre Of the table. Besides the
travellers who partake of this meal, there
are dozen or two of natives, quiet and un-
obtrusiye enough, but all reminding you of
the rebel prisoners which were brought, say
to Elnira, during the war. Probably nine
ont OF every ten of these natives were in
the Confederate army.
After supper you go out on the stoop and
talk politics, or If you are inclined to house
hold comforts, you will find parlor, the
walls OF which are papered with cloud"
pattern, and the floor covered with a rae car
carpet. On the Rantel-piece, amid wilder
ness OF little ornamental shells, is a framed
photograph of General Lee, and hanging be-
tween the windows an engraved portrait of
JEFF. Davis. On a table in the corner are
three piles of books, the largest at the bottom
and the smallest at the top. The foundation
stone is in each case a solemn, odd, volume
OF that dreariest of mortal works, the Patent
Office Reports, and the apex of the literary
pyramid, Methodist hymn book or New
Testament. But evidently, the latest and
most frequently used volumes in the piles are
Life OF Slonewall Jackson and Biography
of Jefferson Davis.
The bedrooms at this hotel and similar
ones are uncarpeted, and furnished only with
bed, chair and washstand. Soap is never
provided. The attendance is by negroes, for
merly slaves; and the landlord is obliging
and anxious to please. There are many
worse places to be in than Virginia coun.
try tavern, though to any one accustomed to
the hotels of the Northern States their ac-
commodations may seem but scanty.-Cor-
respondence of the New York Post.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-06-12
Portland & Kennebec R. R.
Summer Arrangement, june 4, IS6S.

CEssHsHl Passenger Trains leave Portland at 1
Esx5ss7sP. M. daily for all stations on this line
and for Lewiston, Pennington and Stations on the
Androscoggin Road; also Tor Bangor and interme-
date stations on Maine Central road. This train
connects with trains from Boston leaving 7.3OA NJ.
Leave Portland daily at S.15 NJ, for Bath Angus
ia, and intermediate Stations connecting with train
leaving Boston 800 M,
Passenger trains are due at Portland daily at g. 80
A M, and 2.O5 M; Freight trains at 2.5O and $50
p. M.
Fare as low by this Route to Lewiston, Watervlle,
kendalPs Mills and Bangor by the Maine Central
road, and tickets purchased in Boston for Maine
Central Stations are good for passage this line.
Passengers from Bangor, Newport, &C., will pur-
chase tickets to Kendalls Mills only, and after tax
ing the cars on this road the Conductor will fur
nish tickets and make the tare the same through TO
Portland or Boston as via the Maine Central road.
Stages for Rockland connect at Bath; and for Bel
fast at Augusta, leaving daily arrival train from
Boston, leaving at 80 a. NJ; and tor Scion, Anson
NOrTidgewock, Athens and Moose Head Lake at
SkOwhegan, and for China, East and North Vassal-
bore at Vassalboro'; for Unity at Kendals Mills,
and for Canaan at Pishon's Ferry.
W. HATCH, Superintendent.
Augusta, May 80, 1868. junei-dti
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ElRsT CLASS COAT MAKERS, at Free Street.
A. L. WEBB.
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Every Intelligent nd thinking person must know
hat remedies handed on for general should have
their efficacy establish. by well tested experience in
the hands OF regularly educated physician, whose
preparatory studies tit him for all the duties he must
fulfil; yet the country is flooded with poor nosrun
ard eure-als purportng to be the best in the world
which are not only useless but always injurious.
The unfortunate should be PARTICULAR in selecting
his physician, as 1t is lamentabe yet ncontrover-
BILE fact, that many syphiltc patients made mis-
from inexperienced physicians in general practice for
Hisa point generally conceded by the best syphilogr
oilers, that the study and management of these con
would he competent and successful in their treat
ment and cure. The inexperienced general pract-
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
pursues one system of treatment in most cases max
ing an ndiscriminate of that sntqusted and dar
gerous weapon, the Mercury.
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N1fsidlc-Aged Men.

There are many men of the age of thirty who are
troubled with too frequent excavations from the bad.
der, often accompanied by slight smarting or burr
ing sensation, and weakening the system in a mar
ner the patient cannot account for. On examinine
the urinary deposits ropy sediment will often he
found and sometimes small particles of semen or a.
bumen will appear, the color will be of thin milk
ish hue, again changing to dark and turbid appear
ance. There are many men who die Of this difficulty
ignorant of the cause, which is the
SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
can warrant perfect cure in such cases, and a
full and healthy restoration of the urinary organs,
Persons who cannot personally consult the Dr.,
can do so by writing, in plain MANNER descrip-
ton of their Diseases and the appropriate remedit
will be forwarded Immediately.
All correspondence strictly confidential, and wi
be returned, If desired. ~ va
Address: DR. j. B. HUGHES
No. 14Preble Street.
NJ
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FOR SALE.
House and Lot No. 1ODow street

House and Lot No. 10 Dow Street.
4 NEW 81 story wooden house containing 10
IA rooms with plenty closets and store room; nice
cellar with cement floor. Well of pure wa er. Ce.
ment cistern, capacity 40 hhds, Gas in every
Heated with Furnace. A good coal and wood house
connected. Every part is well built and finished
throughout. The lot contains nearly four thousand
square ieet, graded and prepared for garden This
is of the best and prettiest medium class houses
now offered in this city, and sold tor fault. For
further particulars enquire at the house, at No.
154 Middle Street.
Nav % 1863 DIFF
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Desirable House for Sale.

o. The subscriber offers for sale on favorable
;; terms, the pleasant and desirable residence No.
.NAAsssA IL Monument on the corner of ST. Lawrence
street. Size OF lot 50x90 feet The house is fitted
for two families has 16 rooms, abundance of closet
room, brick cisern; heated by furnace in first and
second stories; gas fixtures in each room; hot and
cold water in The kitchen and bathing room; water
closet. wood houses connected with house; flower
garden, bearing grape vines, &c.
NAV 27-eod 3W JOHN T. HILL