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-MAseugnApg.-On Tuesday niphl hast.


ages and sexes-intent upon fun aud it.
consequences, engaged in masquerade
as usual-for Whatever the people of thi.
place undertake they accomplish-the af
fair was complete success; and the en-.
joyment was huge and general. At about
o'clock The masiers began to assemble
at the, residence Of Major Edwards, and
after making "fun for the million" there,
they marched in procession to the house
orr. J, MccandIish. Esq, where short
period of time was spent in a most happy
manner. They. then wendell their way
to tho Asylum. where, until a late
hsur, the festivities were carried on in
tru0 carnival style. Leading the van was
an Italian organ-grsnder-playing for
dear lifs-and upon his arm leaned the
gentle Indian beauty, Pocahontas. I'm
mediatcly in their rear came Beast Bat
ler-corered and armed with spoons-and
the General was making love in his own
peculiar style to a.spanish Countess, who
seemed to regard tho old fellow with a
kindly feeling. Following them came
Mr.. Whittemore, the carpet-bag ex-mem-
Der of Congress from South Carolina, (and
father Of the Whittemore Club Of Weston
in company with poor but honest New
York Sewing Girl. Little ::Rcd-Ridipg
Hood clungs Corporal O'Shaughnessy /;
and Anna Dickinson-tho gentle Anna"
whose motto was "Woman's Rights
kept Mephistopholcs-the Devil.-in tow.
But to particularizo would occupy too
much Of our space. all the characters
(savo onlyour OWN were we'll sustained
throughout. The following is partial
list of the Masquoradcrs: 1874 y ''sA' =
LADIES.
q Title RED Riding...llooa-Miss N
Hoffman. @
Anna Dickinson (pith Joois, hat, cane,
sc. Miss D Camden.
p ,Foly-Aliss Mary Bennett. s.5iel =
Quakeress-.Aliss Mary Harrison.
Empress J0sephine-Nhs Diary Hamil-
ton.
! Spanish Gil Of The Period Miss
Helen Hester.
Nsar-Siyhted flit-,Iis. Ida Kester.
Amsriean Girl yhe Periol-Aiss
Fannie Ednliston. 4"
Shepherdess-Miss Florido Arnold.
Seeing Gta-,liss Nary Arnold.
Cdqute-Nliss Hcttic Butcher. y
The Bc!leef lisslon-Miss Lille Bran
non. y
Iinandtre-Mi,s Emma Moore.
Pocahontas-Nli.s Alice Brannoa.
Peasant Gtrl-Miss1 Huntington.
Mss Fiagety-Nliss Halle Rdmiston.
Mrs Partingion-Mrs. Harrison. - :.
Scotch HoiIaud,r-Mrs Moor. ?.
Don.iuo-lIrs. Bland, ,ss,
.Mlhma'a-Miss l.ila Gaylord. u
H'gn'a"" e3eeATT.ars; Da'in'0n.
ossT lt'it u
corporal y sha"gAne'y-~ y zen
Si.,n,.r E1n;stor \
Mephi,tophole,-F JfIa Formc. al ID
1I1M Amen1mrnt-W Hall. q
Hon ,IIamary Jones (coFtD-E Fl Kcs-
ter; ~. - o.,
B,ro ~ -" ~,
Carpct. bag7erIiiugh Butcher. "
q FB4elerIJ W Mofind,n. n
O'Nei. II SIS YTE2HT ~
Organ Grin.lr-R D Dayis,on., 4, oil
w Cami1c-T. G. Dawson. '' II.
Ike Par iingtm-M W Harrison. %.
Tic Ua Aan-aiajor Edwards. Il,
Market Gid-Meigs Bland q.
Valentine Rssclenj-J A Leach. 90
Tho ,l,,,ts If N. ent;ro comno,v arm
liza ..l j. h,h.,e.f. l.... ,r;,.;, /, :,
u"'' 'Iu =, Ds"a'. 70 tn's' As''"J u
them' arc hereby rendered, 10 Mrs. ~ ~,
wards, Mrs. McCandlish, Mrs. Hills aud
A. III i o.. =,
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
J. ]. DUNCAN. n, IL. A. DUNCAN.
DusoAs 3 DUNCAN aa
Alto RN.EYs AT LAW,
#'.' Clarksburg, ". Va.

GpRlSG AND suaAER GOODS,
r. NJ. HALE,
Is now receiving large addition 10 ISL
STOCK OF GOODS,
and invites his former patrons aud the pub
lie generally is call and examine hi.f
'o NEW SUPPLY,
consisting Of the usual variety Of
D R Y GO o DS,
Also splendid stock Of .i ~
LADIES' SHOES, SIT
Misses and Children, Shoes, .e
A large lot of Mems and Boys
BOOTSAND SHOES
Asplcndid lot efNIen's and Boys Hats,
VERY CHEAP.
Ladies' Hats, lie. rt
READY-MADE CLOTHING;
COFFEE, i7-'aF
z SUGAR, ,-17 f5N- " !.
~ NAILS, ar4l ar EFr-
DYE-STUFFS, -.g'-
QUEENSWARE,
sTONEWARE. and
o. f' 20 ''- '-t BALI.
a
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PErsosAL.-Father Conner, formerly
Of this Parish. was in town last week.
The reverend gentleman appeared to be
in excellent health: and met with many
congratulations from his host of friends
in this vicinity
Professor Seaman, formerly Of Wcs-
ton, has returned, and We understand,
will resume bis position as Principal Of
the Catholic School. *.
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A large stock Of Lake Herring AM
Mackercl at Edwards.
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Rlppoy, good and cheap, a,Mrs Var
ney's.S ~ Y
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hlslsAL PAlsr-chocolate color--oply
8 coats per pound at A. N. Dents. n
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Puo1oonArns.-Wc are glad to an
nounce that Mr.. S. K. Barrett, photo
,grsphie artist, who operated in our town
las. summer, Las again returned, and
will remain with us several months. Hc
las taken his old rooms, over Darlinton's
store, and is now ready to commence
work 1Ie'huy brought with him larger
ind better cameras than lie had last year,
and will be enabled to take pictures as
large US 1sX24 inches, or as small rs the
smallest gem. lie will keep on hand II
good supply Of frames, &C.. and will sup
ply pictures as cheap as they cuu be lad
elsewhere. iA f''ti' 1.tl.
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.sEA Mess FARlsr can be taken into
tie stomach Of the mos delicate, and is
Just the thing for inralids and all those
,l.siring a light and delicate fcod."-
Pot. IsGg e
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Two bo1e. "Grartly" chewing tobacco
SOW on hand Al A. u. Dents.
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CALL at Mrs. Varucy's and see tn
Gold Fish. q ! IL Z II
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MlLIszsr Goons--latcst styles-good
and cheap, ut Mrs. Ynrney's.
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# . d
"a MARROW EscArr-0n Saturday last
7tRs old, house on the Asylum Grounds
Ieaushtdre from the engine close BY 4; but
'vjas saved BY the excrtious ofthc vorkmeu
and citizens who went other assistance
The ne.sremarkablc part of.thc matter is
ths. ia the house we're three kegs Of pow
der, which bad Been placed there as con-
vsuient.to the party who arc busting rock
en- ie'bsnk oftheriver. NobOdytlioug 1t
oitholp powder until tile : FIRE vas extin-
guishedsoHud but asinglc sparkreach' d
,se powder, the explosion ll,at weuld lave
followed would have sent great many
people. where the woodLinc .wincth.'
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Centre Street, Weston, West Virginia
A good assortnlentof Groceries always kebt
on hand. Produce bought and sold. The best
quality ofliqnors for sale, in quantities 10 suit
purchasers. Wheeling stogitsy fine cigars and
tho best grade, Of Tobaceo, always; on hand.
Store-sne door above the Bank.
apr27-tf ~ 'f''
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LADIES uArs-eood and eLaap-'
Mrs. Varney's. W. ''''.' Z ~

X & "
Observation-Disclosures
LADIES uArs-eood and eLsap--at
Mrs. varneys. w s'e'. "
ATr1cK on fosr l,asros. =
W. learn that few nights ago the Bra1-
ian Ku.Klux made another attack on Fort
l'spten, Our readers will rocellect tha,
some time ugo We published an article in
relation to.thc attack oftlie Ku. klux Upon
the house Of q man who had deserted illis
wife and family and was cohabitins with
sp .os,itutc. This itims tue chiro hou..
-...ki.cheiinsludsd was torn DOM, ea:.
risd int meadow ssme distance away,
and burnt up; while the bloody Ku.Kluz
hspped aroundithe Ere like Indians at a
scalp dsucs!e Siloo tho former attack,
Mr.. White, General ia Chief at Fort
Bentsn, has been reinforced BY Shcill
Plyman aud Rube Whitc--bo,h Of whsn'
trough t'yarious implements Of warfare,
including two e,ler prostitutes. The Gu
iirc garrison. refusing to surrender when
( called uponio do SO, sought shelter under
7 the Only bed in the shebang. and brayely
2 tesolved-to Fight II out 10 the last. Bu'
y The ipfernal Ku.Klux regarded not the
prsience Of the sirtuous females aforesaid
and perpetratcd tho outrage referred to,
while q strong smell Of tar permcatcd the
whole atmosphere. Further develf Pc
disnts are expected at IN early day. W.
nail copy ofthis papcr-narked-to The
Governor and each 81 the State officers
% that. they can sec tho sutragcs with
which disloyally is torincnting the loi
people Of This section Troops must be
semitic. Yves. Virginia to preserve order
aud enforce the law" Let us have Q
regiment and then some. ''is'
TngLA1Esr STYLES Of Dress Pitterp'
Al Mrs. rarney's.
q ;DArarRsus.-On Wednesday last
while tile men were qu,rryins stOhc for The
Asylum, Ga tho west side Of tic river
sonls green hand fred Of a blast win l.
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Essl,sn GlJccrine Soaps cakes for
auarler-at A. NJ. Dents.
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Bossrrs Of all descriptions at Mrs
Earncys.
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RE aERE.Ncss pE'RNtsstoN

Hon w E Stevenson j NJ Bicloll
ar 4 Berkshire 9 Bosg.,,
/ 10 JH Brown Woods
! i"sJJ Jackson, jrB Whi,s
I" b Farnsuorth Hon Il G Davis
"A Werninger VI Cima.n
Jacob Hetnblook
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RUNS, PAINTS, OILS, DYs.sruFrs

In Ihsrt, everything usually found In nrh
class Drug Store. His stock hh, been carefully
selected; indliI warranted a represented.
So .--- 10. .er lgf.eE- s-E
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ADVERTISEMENTS,
NEW DRrs sroRa.

The under,isud wos.d rsspte,iufiy lnloru
tue citizens Of Weston and the surrounding
eeuntry ,hsthe hasjust opened, sthis old stand
on Aain st.esl,ia Wes'sn,.s al entirely sew
took Of aha -..
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MArLE SUGAR for sale by Edwards.

BLANK BOOK, and iuoiandums Of all
sizes and kiuds at A. 81. Dents
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NorlOss-a full supply at Mts. Var
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Pleasant Amusemcn,s,

Very often, when childien get together,
they want to have some kind of amusement
that is new. They get tired of the old ones.
WHO knows new play?"
Let me tell you about some plays very COM
mon at the West. among children. They may
be new TO some OF you at least.
One is called "Guess.' 1t affords a tne
chance for the display of ventriloquisuc
powers, and is gui:e amusing.
The children form q circle, each joining
hands with those on each side. lhen some
one IS detailed 10 act as "Guesser." This one
take. his place in the ring. and has to he blind
iclded. He is then given stick. He then
saws Mach !" and the circle moves round un-
| Iii he saws Haltl' He then reaches out his
| stick and touches some one in the circle. The
person touched takes hold of the stick. The
"Guesser" their asks: "Who is it?" AND
| here the fun comes in.
The person who holds the other end of the
| stick must respond 10 all questions asked him
| by the "Guesser," but must try to alter or dls-
| guise his voice in such way as 10 deceive tue
| other. If the " "Guesser" fails TO name tht
right person, after asking live questions, thu
| circle marches again, and another member ha
| to 90 Though W tn the examination. II, how
| ever, the Guesser" calls the uIme of the per
| son he is questioning before the five question
are asked, this person takes his place In III
ring, and he becomes "Guesser,"
Another very popular play, and a yer
amusing one is called Stage Coach.n
The children sit Ground the room. takin
care lnat every seat Is occup ed SO that on
| BOY OF slrl ls lett to stand in the centre. TIT
person thus left standing proceedsto give eac
person IN the room The name of some part
the stage coach. For instance, 0le is given tn
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Terms $500 per onna,,n. IL, ,,d,.cncn

wheels, another beeomes a.,
tongue, one the reach, anotbar -, 'iJ ~
! SO ON. III desired, some one g, N bo l, auu %
morse, ahOther the tugs, and the ,lifsrert
/ paris OF lhe harness be divided sn,ono ~,
| children. IL affords much amusement =, ,t- iue
| some one the name Of grandma, another ffh.t
of grandpa. and another grandma's snuff Ioy
or grandpa's cane.
The person remaining standing then no.
gins in something like this way:
Tine driver got up one morning and hitch
ed up his horses. He got ort lis coach and
examined the tire, looked at the wheels. tha
hubs, and the axles; fixed the reach, cleaned
the tongue, and put on the hors,s. lie ,ben
drove down to the house and got grandma and
grandpa, her snuff box and his cane, and start
ed off. He went about a mile, and then the
stage coach tr'pped over"
Now the fun is like this: If you had the
name OF driver and was a hub, and JObhDv,
here, was tongue, when the person who
stands 10 the centie calls our names-that y,
you undrstand, the names he has given us, we
down.
mus, u he says, "The driver got up" you
Iloao aos' set up and turn around; and ihtn he
SJhoo 5,'hooIn ana looked at the hub CT his wagon
81 So. ny. 'uere l. being hub, must get up
auo TURN around; aud il any on,. in the room
happens TO be called a wheel, thar nerson must
must go through the same perlorn.uce. and
.IeI muen nc te'is about the tongue, then Johnny
nnt m%St assPond IN the same way II you should
nos ieePohu When he calls YOUR name ynu
must pay forfeit. You see. Ibrrefore th,T
yon must be on the look out, and not eel
caught Tapping. When he says the STAGE tip-
peu over tneI ensues general scrambe, Tor
we must all change seats. Every one mnst
secure new one. of course, the person who
stood I'D the centre will aim TO secure a scar.
anu II nc gets one. it is plain 10 see that some
one mus De lett without, as there were orly
seats enough for all the children but one al the
commencement OF the play. The person lett
standing must take the place of the one VITO
told us about The stage, ard see what sort of
story ne can ges up about The different Tarts
OF The coach, the harness. grandma anu her
snuf btx, and grandpa and bis cane.
be hVeIy and Keep on the alert. for ten
ehances to one lie will call your name when
least you think. This is very lively ria, and
know you will like it. Try it.-By e. Ber-
ford.
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MISS JONES,
The Blind CI0irvouu3st,

NEy yOuLD announce TO her friends and patrons
w that she has returned 10 the city tor g sho
periof OF time. Having changed t.. IN h,r former
reshsnee TO No a taris st, wbsre she can be CON-
Quilted upon Diseases, present and future business,
&C. Hours from 10 O'Clock IN to o'clock 2. NJ.
Aug 19-dtf
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Fine Portland Daily Press

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Watches, Jewelry, &c.

j. AMBROSE MERRILL, No. 139, Middle street.
J.W, & Il. H. MCDUFFEE, cor Middle & Union sts.
EDWARD c. SWEET. II Middle street, Fox Block.
+. T. HILL, NO. 81, federal street.
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w a N II E ID
Partner WOnted.
WANTED.
Wanted I!
Rnarders Wanted.

A Small pleasant rent, in quiet neighborhcod, TO
a family without children
Address, WILLIAM YOUNG,
te2J4t~ Portland.
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Wanted,

WANTED Immediately. small rent for gentle
w man and wife, ia a plea.ant location rear the
Post office. Enquire at this ufice. dc14e, dtf
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iorary and Pictures of a Catholic Clergy
,ao,; lateiv deceased. Tor sale In this cci-
s"m~ are many rae and valuable WORKS, and
nv ofaoe great teut7. They can be examined ut
ean b. nnrc 80: "a Middle street. corner of Exchange
'"A w purchased together or separately.
E3eftlans, january 25, 1870. E.aa.. ~. ianaSds
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TO LET.
Tenement to Let
To Let.

CORNER OF Oxford aud Elm Streets, towards
" Prebie, marble nantes, gas, plenty of W ter,
and all the mouern improvements Inquire on the
premises. ,1eb12dti
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A VERY convenient office with consultation room,
IA No. SO! Middle 't'eet, suta le ior law or insu-
rance Office. For terms &c apply tn
SAWYER & SOUI.E, No. Z Exchange st.
Portland, February 4, 1870. fet4-lm
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THE DAILY PRESS
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
---------- ---------------------=--
we invite the attention of both City and
| country readers to the following list of Port
land BUSINESS HOUSES, which are among
the most reliable establishments in the City.
Advertising Agency.
ATWELL & Co., 174 Middle Street,
Agricultural Implements & Seeds.
| SAWYER & WOoDFORD, No. 1l9 Exchange st.
AlctiOneer.
| C. W. HOLMES, No. 327 Congress Street.
Agencies for Sewing Machines,
CHAPLIN & EATON. ss Exchange Street, (weed.
WIS. DYER, 16s. Middle sc over II Il. Hays.
HOBS & BAKER las Middle St. (over Shaw's.)
NJ & G. 81, WALDEN, "a Middle Street, over
Lock, MeseTve " Co. (Improped Hosce)
Bakers.
W. c. COBB, No. ~ Peall Street.
JOHN 3 MASTERToN, 20 Anderson Street.
Roots, Shoes, and ssubbers.
j. W. BOUCHER & CO, No. a5S Congress Street.
Boots and Shoes-Genh Custom Work.
WALTER BERRY, No. 1ol NIiddl, Street.
Booksellers and stattoners.
HoYT. ToGG & BREED, 81 Middle Street.
BOOk-Binders.
! SMALL & SHACKFORD, No. s5 Plum Street.
Bonnet and Hat Bleachery.
H. E. UNDERWOOD, No. s1Ot Congress Street.
Brush Manufacturers.
D. WHITE s. SON. No. o Market Square.
Coal and Wood.
PAUL PRINCE & SON, foot of wilnot street.
Cabinet Furniture Manufacturers.
THEO. JOHNSON & CO.. No. 49, Union Street.
Cabinet Makers.
G. II. BLAKE, Manufacturer of Co1f-s and Shosc-
Cases 10 Cross st, and cor. Temple and Middle SITS.
NJ. N. BRUINS, 19t Market Square. Snow CASES.,
s. s. RICH & SON, 1888 Exchange 81, (coFFISs.l
Carpenters and Builders.
j. NJ. DOLLEY No. IT Union Street.
WHITNEY g. MEANS. Pearl st, opposite the Park.
Corn. Flour and Groceries.
W. BICKFORD & CO., Portland st, cor. Green.
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.
o. hawkes. 6 CO.. 292 Cong. st. Boys Caothing.)
LEWIS & LEWIS, No. rs Middle Street.
A. NJ. SMITH, Cor. Middle and emple Streets.
ClOthier and Tailor.
JOSEPH LEVY, No. 1O1 Fe 1era, sf,se''
Cement p.--n Pipe, &c.
J.w. sTocKwpsD & CO., 2s & 1853 DantOrth st.
Dye House.
F. sYMosDs, India St., the only one in Portland.)
Dentists.
DrS. EVANS & STROUT, Clapp Block, Con. St.
.OS1AH aEALD, No. 10s Middle Street.
PIERCE & FERNALD. No. l73 MIDDLE Street.
DR. ", r. JOHNSON, No, 1s4, Free Street.
s. A. PACKARD, Cor. Congress an ! Exchange SITS.
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To be Let.
PntS toilet,

A T from 81 to $I2 per month, in Portland and
"A Cal Elizabeth. Enquire OF N. NJ. Woodman,
zS Oak Street, aOd j. G. WOODMA An,
jansdtf 144I Exchange st.
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Rooms tn Let

NICELY furnished rooms to rent by the day CT
IN week, No. Free street.
feb7 2ws e OUrHGATE r
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To Vet.
E,IRST class Store and fices on Exchange Street
L between Middle and +. re Streets. Appyto
W. H, ANDEG-ON,
at Office OF Nathan Webb, Esq, No, 5s Exch nge
Street. de, 30Itf
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n O It L Q z d.
NOTICE

CHAS. H. SMITH, ". P. CHASE L. A. WADE,
have interest in our firm CONNIE nciog Feb. 1,
1870. The style OF the finn will be the same.
LANE s. IL TILE.
Feb 4th, 1870. ieb6d2w
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.


PromInest Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
Colonel J. 8. Ruckle, Of oregon; j. b. Alley, Of
Massachusetts,; George Lincoln, of Boston, Brewster
Pelton, OF Ohio; General j. II. Martndale and Lewis
Seyle, OF Rochester; W. A. Smith, Of the United
States Navy are at the Aston House,
Dr. T. c. Smith, OF Montana; f. Cook, OF Iowa; D.
@. Howell, OF Bath, aud J. II. Ramsay, Of Albany,
are at the st Nicholas HOTEL
Colonel J. B. O'Nea, OF San Francisco; DR.. James
V. Canton, OF Florida and Captain r. 7. Donaldson
Of Toronto, are at the St Charles Hotel.
Major A. r. Burlington, or the United States Army
W. NJ Rexford. Of Mobile Ala, and DR.. Powell, OF
New Haven, are at the Irving House.
Thomas ID. Pearce, OF Philadelphia; II. Kellogg. OF
Milford and w. J. Palmer OF colorado, are at the
Westminster Hotel. ma
s. M. Rushmore, OF Mamaroneck; G. w. Arm
strong, OF New YORK; II. j. SAVOY, of Chicago, and
p. Thompson, OF New York. are at the st. Denis
Hotel. IH
Colonel II. s. McComb. of Delaware; T. q. Durant,
OF New YORK; j. r. Tracy, OF Chicago; Judge Spen-
Ger of Syracuse Judge Fithian, OF New York; Judge
Dunlevy, Of Chicago and NJ Cortright, OF Erie, are
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Surgeon Wallace, OF steamship Russia; L. NJ
Black, OF Montana; j. v. Dexter, or COlorado Major
q. 1. Plunket OF Hartford; lily. Bishop, OF Kentucky
and John +. Howard, OF Paris, are ut the Holman
House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-01
INTERVAL REVENUE SEIZURES.

Colonel Whitley Chief OF the Secret Service Divi-
sion OF the United States Treasury Department, re-
ceived Information few weeks since that certain
rectifying establishments In this city and Williams
burg were s0nsprlng with large distery establish.
ment OF Williamsburg in deraulDg the govern
ment on mammoth scale. On the day the infor
nation was received Colonel Whtley's detectives
cases. Yesterday Mr. Otis f. Presley, Supervisor OF
Internal Revenue, accompanied by some OF the Sc
cret service detectives seized the following places
Distery OF Oscar King, corner First and Division
avenues Williamsburg; rectfyfng house OF Cuth.
bert cunningham, corner Of South Fifth and First
streets, Williamsburg; rectlfying house of Ileiners
1885 and 1871 Stage street, Williamsburg; rectifyng
house OF c. G. Wilson Co., 81 Washington street,
New York.