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BY GREEN 4 WILLIAMs, Auctionssrs


ECE S.LE.-Oa THUR DAY. June 4, lSjs ~ III
: 0 clock z. NJ, in front of the premises
:kall proceed TO sell, at public auction the follow
ing aeserihed piece or parcel OF srnmnd aud
premises, being part of Lot No. 4. in square No
4S In the city of Washington to wit: Beginning for
the same at the northwest corner oI said lot
thence runDing 500 th seysnty-two feet six inches
thence north eighty degrees east twenty two feet
ten inches. thence north sixty. nine feet TO ID
street and thence We st twenty two feet six inches
to the place Of beginning, tosether. with the i'm
provement: thereon. consisting of q we'll built
and su bstantial two story brick dwelling house
This property is situated on north. bet ~een tth
and fth Streets west, and Immediately adjoining
polkin horn job printing onice ana is believed to
for sale.
TERMS Of sale: One half cash; the balance in six
and twelve months, for which the purchaser will
BE required to give his notes payable with interest
from day OF sale the notes to be secured by deea
OF trust upon the premises. All expense Of con
veyancy. including Government stamps, to be
paid by the purchaser.
If the terms of sale he not complied with within
five de ys from day of sale. the property will be re
sold. pom five days. previous notice, st the cost
and pense of the defauiting purchaser
H LASKEY, Attorney
my % eo&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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Moyements OF v vailandigharn. !.

I,YNcrNNATI May 29.-Vallandigham is the
puest of Bragg. Itis reported that Bragg seis-
srarhed to JEFF. Davis SIS to what ne snonso 90
with him-Davis replied, au he'n saKe ,ne
oath of allegiance to the Confeder2cy, receive
him: if not, send him back
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0The Chattanooga Rebelsof the 21st CON.
taius letters from Yreekinridge in reply 70 the
imputation on his character contained in Ae
rsnort of Bragg The defence IL q bitter an
swer To the reflections of Bragg against hin.
He closes by asking. at the earliest cpportuEa-
N, q court Of inquiry sssE.s
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By BCTELER & WILSON, Auctioneers
IN THU RSDAY, the 4th day Of June next, st 63s
~ O'Clock P. we shall sell, on the premises
two small Frame Houses, ifonr rooms in esch.)
situated in the nort hern part of Lot IT. in square
100, fronting IS feet inches, 10th street west
between L and N streets north, running west, that
width 81 feet IL inches.
Terms: One-f cash, balance in two equal
payments Of and Il months, secured by deed of
trnst.
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NEW PAVILION CIRCUS,
CORNER NEW YoRK A,rSrx AND nrH STREET.
POSITIVELY THE LAST WEEK.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
First Eight of the thrilling Equestrian Drama of
DICK TgRPIN,
THE B6LD RIGHWAYMAN,
Introducing
TuhPIN's RIDE TO YORK,
and the
DEATH OF BLACK BEss.
Madame hacarte Sc. ....---. Dick Trrp;n
NEW see yES IN THE ARENd,
THREE oOMICAL TESTERS.
The wonderful
sYRO-ARABIC TROUPE,
OF MALE AND FEMALE PERFORMERS,
Whose astonishing fe ata have proclaimed then the
WONDER OF THE WORLD.
HERR CLINE,
The graceful performer on the Tight Rope,
And
HOST OF TALENT.
DirerS!tie3 Entertainment Batb
Doors open at O'Clock, commencing at 81 o,cIk
Evening, doors open at o'clock, commencing at
ssclock.
Adm ssion IS cts. reserved seats g. cts je 13t~
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ByJ. C. MCGUIRE L CO.. Aucticnesrs.

By J. c. McG UIRk Co. Aucticneers
HANDSOME COUNTRY RESI- tENCE, AND is
H COTTAGE SITES on TIE HIGH GROUND NORTH
CT TIE CRY At PUEBLO AUCTION -0S THU RS
DAY AFTERk DON. June 18th, at O'Clock, On the
premises, sbal! sell portion of that handsome
estate known as - Mount Pleasant" adjoining the
city on the north, and lying between 7th and l4:h
sites of about sore each and one large tract Of
about IL acres which is improved With large
feet With large back building containing in ali
about II rooms, with large piazza, vide hall, &c.
:, This place is one Of the nost beautiful on
extensive view o! Washington, Georgetown, ana
the surrounding country, with the full view OF
the Potomac as far the eye can reach 1t ia easy
ofaccess by passenger railroads which terminate
on 7th and lIth street, near the premises.
S Plsts of the premises may be obtained at the
counting rooms OF the Auctioneers.
Terms: One third cash. balance. six and twelve
months. with interest. secure ed by deed of trust
my % J. c. MoG UIRE & CO Aucts
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SCpREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or
- 60


SCpREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
- COLUMBIA,
S.:;,s a. IL Un,ted Stas, D;s,rie, Cn,t for e. y
" Die,xir- " - - ~
yr.... c-.- ~ :, .
A..1 s., h"s = @ - s4aale = - f4rt %
5cs 30; !, cSus;:e N2 -; Par& ~ iDt 80 y,
S1usTs - faT7 = b". N9a-5 SGuaT,. ~. i9l
80 .! Ls1 =" =, sf9hTe 70. ~; br!idlnss'
bnaip s"'eiiehts. Nc ~ IN citY 81 washington,
-.
Hh'r"a' Lot nnterrd tn, To- n SquGre num-
ttrai ir:tS 1881 Part o. Lot numbered one, L.
ana part Of Lot numb tered fourteen II IA Square
lnaerei four hundred and eignty eight, t4oS. J
hxgInnin.: = the sou hwest rirn Of said bot mum
beTed one land running theme" north ninety i've
l feet three tJt inches tban"s cast twenty - feet
light and three :onr!hs''' Inches, thence south
nTE-'rf1re 1851 fe" thr:" ~ inches, 10 nnrth II
stree t'!ance west hv and with the line OF street
twenty %, feet eigi and tirr foa-ths is4 inches
70 the uysionine; Part al E.ui numbered twenty
thrr" "a AKA PHrs 't lot n,',,,', red
.i,' ~ ~ lut.F, - iu.sl .i''''u ''''
sn - ~ i,t ,so,Ibar.4 1w,ay In !, s
-s. - s.t -. y, - a'.i
rnHn.i= soalh tNs2ss- 80 !e.t lhr.' y
.sfi1cs NJ; ~ II. r- - ~ ~t'.ISe
.Ll.y =; ,sft -t.s =! itl:s,
th.nSe anStn"tf "a. Zee. M -
ef 49, =. @ 81 -: FT.c.nc ,,c-.;, oIrvo-
.: tegs three ~ iEcn,., Seice ocr,n eifEen IL
icet = the hesi. ming. As The ss:ae are known
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NEW YoRK. Nav 30.-Tbompson Bros, inde-
pendent loan az ents, deposited to-day 900
Tor u. s. $50 loan. Subsequently, at the sub
treasury here to-day, 81 l,a00, 0,0eo were received
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AUCTION SALES,

Bs Jas, G. MCGUIRE a. co.. .A.stiopesrr.
EXCELLENT sT0CK OF GRGs ERIEs: DO, Az
~ ~ P5BLic Arc1,os On TnUhsDAY MOAN
shall sell hs entire s.osI q groceries &c, com M
White and Brern sugars
tleur in barrels and sacks, Meal
Soap aud 0andies, Goal oil
10; ., Bacon. E.ss;; SIDE. and Shoulders
Cigar. OF various brands
Port, Nsders aud Sherry Wines
Maca.Tsl. Herring aIs shad
Broa"s. Buckets, brnsh.., Rope, Mats. de-.
usually found in i iisst eIas. Family Grocery s
Absoar IL o'cLoex.:
One nv i've sis hsS: efa cEssss,es sss fssss ".,.'
my s'-d IRepl Anction..r>
ByJ. o. MCGUIRE Il co, Aacti-pe.rs.
FURNITURE AND AoUsEKEEPING EF-
4. Esc1S W6SE1, ~ pUsLIG AuoIIos.on wEpN ss-
Ee.-i7:s street. .mmcd.ssly oppSsits t the . War
Department. We shall sail al the Furniture and
Bedstsada. Bureaus wasastanes,
Massrsssss; Bols:srs and Pillows,
Chairs. Tables, Toilet Sets.
Carpet: oi! Cloth. Mating,
Stoves, Cooking Utensils, DC.
my 81 lHeD.l &c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Anc.s.
ByJC. Mcguire d CO.. Auct,oaoe-s.
TT'EN SUPERIOR LEATHERT0p BUIGy
4 HAeoks At PcgL!c AccTIoS.-0a sATCR
DAY MORNING, limo 18th 81 u o'clock, in front
OF the AuGtiOn EOoas shall sell
Ten pei Tor G-athsr-trp Buggy Wagons, made
by fair' hid for city trade.
Terms cash.
mys, &c MCGUIRE & Co.. Aucss.
BY MARSHALL < PAGE, Auction..rA
fifHREk VALUABLE BUILDING EOTS NEAR
TIVE BAEriHoAE DE- er0r AuCr.oN.-On
THURSDAY. June 4. 1868, AZ half past o'clock,
nc Will sell on tha prem isss. three valuable Lots
sl.usted Oh New Jersey avenue, near the Depot.
belng Fart OF lot ;, N square go, twenty-five
Two parts Of" 4, IL same square on the corner
Of street and Now Jersey avenue, forty feet
front.
Terms: One-third cash, balance IN 6. Il, and i5
months.
my T-sod&ds MARSHALL& 4 PAGE, Auets.
MARSHALL & PAGE. Aucti creers.
TWO VALUABLE THREE STORY BRICK
L HOUSES AND TWO in:S or GROCSD. SITraTFD
on PksaSYLyASIA AtkNGE AND TNsSrY-
STREE On MONDAY June stn, laSj, We will sell
ON the premises:
Two tnroe story Brick Houses "a Lots, situated
on Twenty-.ixth street and Pennsylvania avenue
being part O! o, iginA lot il uare vest Us H.
Also.
Two vslustie Building Lots on Pennsylvania
avenue and T~enty-sixth street, good business
stands.
Sale positive.
Tsrms: one-third cash; balance in six, tweIva
and eighteen Hnonthe.
my q eod6ds MAasHALL 6. PAGE, Auat.
p-Y -
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BY ", L WALL d CO.. A uctioneers.
ET s. kAKSHALS SALE OF SCHOONER
Z. LADIES' DELIGHT AND CARGO.
In virtue Of a decree issued from the Clerk
Columbia sitting as District Court, and to m 3
directed will sell at public sale for cash eonc
mopeipg at ii O'Clock Il. M. 4th June at the foot
Of Sixth street wharf, on the Potomac river tn
cargo Of the schooner Ladies' Delight, onsistirS
sc barrels Of Old Whiskey.
J hid. Of Ba:on,
Lot Shoulders,
Lot PeIk,
Lot coiiuIiied I've.
Lot Ess epcs of Coffee,
o bags Flour,
Lot sho7els, sp<des. and Forks.
Also, at o,clock p m 4th June, ct
Tackle Apparel, and Furniture.
WARD II. LAMON o. 8. Marshal, DC :
my 29-6t W. L. WALL g. CO. Auots
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ByJ c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctioaeers.

ByJ c. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctionaers
GUARDIANS SALE.-Ry virtue Of = DECREE of
- the ORPHANS Court OF tss County of Wash
inStan, iu the bistrict ot C6ur ns vii. otfar a.
auction, on THU DAY, thS 18th day of June
next at q O'Clock ?. ~. on the premises. Lot No.
three 81 in SaInuei Davidsous su odivision Of
square No. hundred and Ell 2 hty- four, isi J
fronting thirty. tsree feet north K street, ani
running back one hundred and forty siA feet eley
inches
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase mons7
TO be paid in cash and the rssidue in two equal in
ssa;nen's at SIX ana t"eiye months, with interest,"
to De secured BY approved notes.
JULIA H. ADDTaON,
Guardian of Ck as. Morris Addison.
my &c 3taw5ds j @. MCGUIRE & Co. Aucts
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iSfS;

4S6 Window saAD $50
BsanrifRi and varied sty-s Of C. 1t Bad " ind
sa.Ass fnst received Buff Holland .neo \ shsysss
raaie 20 0 r6er. =. AaiA - tissf
No 456 Ssysnta 81. teots sf,9+a
tosS F5i .s-p' Hal.
~ FERNS CASH II %"
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AUCTION SALES.
BY BoTILER d WILSON, Aust

BY BoTKLER Il WILSON. Austs.
GALE oEA VALUABLE BIZ UILDTN6 LOT ON
STREETS, At arcTios.-On TUssDay AFTER
NOON Jnne ID, at O'Clock, We 'nsli on The prem
and ,st: street, vet running back rSc: e. 20 Il
'sss my : as&ss .as"s. ais s57kTss ~,L.sas A.s.s
ByJ. C. MCGUIRE S CO., Auction--rs.
TTRUSTEE's sALsOF SHALL LOTS IN THs
EosTH.Ss pant OF THs C,TI..Sy srtu: OF .
sho. s. 81 oss q isI E. ..a q! records &
d fro-t Of the premises Lots Nos. 10, 2. s. O. 8.
4 Il IL lot. IN .ss oas sss
IN The SAD cit; Of Washington: the said lot. bsr
They fsons sss
Z" stTsss hs.s s.sL Z from. Of sat
AZ i'm growing part OF the city.
Terms of f.si. 0ne.tiird in cash; aud the re-
day sale with interest, secured by deed Of .ru.t
Terms to be implied with in five daya, oth ss wise
and cost o. the first pur chaser. Csnvsyancing and
stamps At 'a F'Aassrs .Sa :ss'; u, WARD. Trustee.
mays sw2w&as J.c McaUiRE ( CO., xSsts
aa AsaTF wESs EbkE 5
June Sd. when it win take place at the AUCTION
"''"'s' INC same $M wv. \ WARD; Trustee:
my2sd J. G. MCGUIRE & co, Auets.
ByJ. C. Meg CIRs & CO., ,Auction..rs
VERY VALUABLE sUILDINa LOIS ON
soURTEEATH STREET AND Mass A9Hgssfts
bay sF4FsHS TER Hssss u q sDsss
premises. ne shall sell tn, following vaiu able
Lot No. II, square 2f7, fronting 64 'eet on Four
teenth strsat. between l. strsat and .ssachu setts
avenue, running back l23 feet to foot alley, TO
be suhdiviied into three eui:dia: tsouts.
Fourteenth street, and is: feet Vermont avenue.
running to Eoint at the Circle containing :,.gaa
Lots in that section of The city
Lots 5. ami .. II square No. 2.3. fronting cash
about % ;set on Massachusetts, avsnpe, between
18th and 10th streets, running tArou gh to north
street. cEeSe are beautiful sites fer 3 private
residence,
Terms One third in cash, the remainder in si1
arc Twelve months. T;ta interest sacurad oy
deed Of trust on the premises. All cost OF convey
ancins 70 he paid hy the purchaser.
nrId &c. Meg U,as & CO., Aucts
BY ". l.. WALL & co, Auotloneers
VALUABLE BUiLpIEa LOT or SD sTREET
80 June at O'Clock. We wan sell. in front OF She
premises L. IL alton II fronting IS feet on
ID street rsst and r: nnPT hask i5 fass This lot
square north CT Pa avenus
Terms: One third cash; balsnce in /. and 9
yfsrs hearing ibIsI est AID SECURED by deed OF
my a6-i W. L. WALL & 90. Auets
Ey ". L. WALL & CO.. Auc.ioneers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT TO BIZ SOLD At
AUCTION On WEDNESDAY June Sd a. six
O'Clock in,rlea iae ely after the gale OF the D..
nent property, snail sell, the prsn;sas, the
io ~ in reservation No II. fronting q feet on 2i
street, between and c rsets, extending back 70
Terms ef sale: One fourth cash: ba,ance in s, IL
and Is u,antsn, with internst Conveyanciug 70 be
st the e. per Sc Of the purchaser.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

GROWERS THEATRE.
AYkNU Z near Winarcs Hote.
LEosARD GROVER. ................. d SAcrs
THIS tMondsy) EVENING, June ].
Cauguration of III e third week OF The highly sue
tessful ensa cement OF the Pearl ofthe
Ams sreRn Sta. e,''
LUCILLE WESTERN,
LUCILLE WBSTERN,
When she viii app AT, on this &c sasion only In
Buckstone's grest gls from the Srsncn,
VIOT0RfNE:
TICTORINE;
I'LL aLEEP ON 1T.
pLL SLEEP ON IT
,c;lI. vt SVictorine
ia.iiie 'e. MADAME Sc. Victor
Tomorrow Tuesday evening will ce produced
for tht only time this week. positively.
EAST LYNNE; OR, THE Ei,0PEMENT.
~ Admission 50, Is, and 7s cents No extra
charge for secured aenta.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ByJ. O. MoeUIRs q CO.. Auet,oreers


BY. o. NooUIRs d CO.. Auet,oreers.
COhMIEsI0NERs' GALE 0H REAL ESTATE.
~ No. 173. PEr,rIoss OiRcUIr Cousr, D. :
IGrss Naas,os Gad GxO.nds o. l.!a sJ..t, suitable
&. oreu;t court Of the District of sss and
- tAs .ssusst OF ms,9rity Of the nsrti.s intse.s..
Il ahis hsHs sae ss
tslrs a. law Of Jcanns Howle deceased, the under
Vii AZ ssIs 'as tie 1SSSs on
"a "a g.! ssrs a A ~ 9o:s
In the city sf v .sSina tSp. % D. '''as anu 0eine
!st. The whole Of Square No. 80. fronting on
,, hsa street west. and lying between Q and SITS.
Let No. ]. .eon..inins 7ss square feat; Lot No. q.
5,624 square feet; Lot s. 5nz4 square fcet Lot s,
:2 s72 ssnsrs ssnsIs ;sst 10; ss ssa.s tss. Lot
e :ss.rs :ss.rs fss. Lo. T. s's square :ss L.
ssss SQUARE ieo: 10: iai2 SQUARE ;sst; Lot is,
s,sss ssnsrs fsst: let ss1' square fest; Lot 20.
No. -, contai, ing 2.t7 5 square feet
The entire square contains 1898 fquare feet
Substantial brick dvtIins house and oa.houses. aa
suitable for residence or place Of pu bile
shade trees and commsndins hne view Of the Po o.
tsmsc and virsinia sherss u is within twelve
connected With Penn. avenu. BY the 18th stree;
branch of the Washington and Georgetown Rail
ID Part CT Let No. J, in Square No G7, frontir 2
Maryland avenue and lying be ts cen lS and i4.a
streets containing ISL square feet. ana hayina on
Lot No. g. in said last mentioned square. contannl
So square feet and having on it 3 donbie two-
square, containing go squsre feet, a.S Lot No. g.
in said square con tanning .4os sGcare fce. and
having on II double two-B.orY frame dwelling
house and stable.
Terms OF sale: One third in cash on the day Of
sale, the pcJ chaser or pun chasers IN execute hi.
bones for the RESIDUE in tae of the respective
heirs yable, W. th interest ct the legal rate at
~, h ~ Iotu tha IN
till the payment OF all the purch ase mo cy.
All conreysn, ips st I 9 cost Of the purchaser
JOHN HENDERSON,
HENRy 4. CLARK,
CORNELIUS A. pOUGHERTY,
JOHN G.. ROBINSON,
Commissioners
my le-eo&ds J. Q. MCGUIRE CO., Aucts
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GEORGE B. CURTIS Administrator
ny9fd Int &R Rep.i TH0S DOWLING, Auct

BY w. L. WALL Il CO.. Auctioneers
SEVEETE STREET LOTS AT AUCTION
- TUESDAY AFTERNOON, % June, at o clock
wewh sell; in front Of the mises Lots H. 3 u,
and Is, in Wiltbergers subdivision of Square AL
fronting each % feet the east side OF 7th street
north and the city railway, and running back 80
feet between and 8 sts.
FERNS: One fourth cash; balance in &, u and Is
months, bearing interest and secured by deed of
nv ed W. L, WALL & CO. Aucts
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BY J.C. McE UIRE Z. UU.. AuctiOneers.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF THREE VALUABLE
L BUILDING LoTs oE THE ISLAND. NEAR GRACE
OHUKCH,-On TU ESDAY AFTERNOhN, June 9th,
a. 8 O'Clock, on the premises, We shall sell lots
each IS feet on 9th street west, between and 3
streets south, Islandl short distance as. sonh n, OF
and rur ming back % feet wide public alley.
The lots are beautifully located iOT private resi-
dences, and will be sold to the highest bidders.
Terms cash.
my 2S-d J. G. MCGUIRE & CO. Auct5
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By GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.

By EKBEN & WILLIAMS, AuctlOneere.
HANDSOME BUILDING ON SOUTH f ST,
IL EEAR Az STREET, ON THE ISLAND, At AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, the I'd of June, We shall sell, in
front of the premises. at clock p. m, II of Lot
and part of Lot 7, in Square No. tSS.
This property has fent of t7 feet lo12 inches on
south p between Sd and AZ streets Island. but will
be divided in lots to suIt purchasers if desired 1t
has depth of l2 feet inches to q wide allev-
Terms One third cash balance in and u month 3,
for notes bearing interest from day Of sale.
deed given and q deed of trust taken. Title
indisputabla.
nay N:dAds GREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucts
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ETHE ABOVE SALE Is IIEAyOIDABLy
postponed until WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
June Cd. when it win take place at the AUG ION
Rooms, ut the same hour.
VIM. II WARD. Trustee
my . d J. G. Mct;EIRE & co AuctS
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JUST ARRIVED
"A LARGE Consignment Of WHISKY, BRANDY,
WINES. Also, cargo Of PSrAT1ES, all cheap
fer cash: 3; kaN1IN = o2.h
ID Old. without any fault whatever, will ~
susIsDsss. Rides easy: ha55nssi, 5.s, saddle .sas @
ard s;x Bo1es -Insnise 81 $40 south street, be-
tween ist aud I'd. Capitol Hin, near Penn. av.
my - 2w~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-25
nJ- The amount of Northern property de-

sT- The amount of Northern property de-
stroyed at sea by the rebel cruisers and priva-
teers Alabama, Florida, Retrbution, Sumter,
JEFF. Davis, &c, is estimated at from ten TO fif-
teen millions of dollars.
GA posthumous work by Gen. Mitchell is
in press, called "The Astronomy of the Bible"
consisting mainly of the series of splendid lee
lures delivered under that title by the late
astronomer-General Mitchell.
sB- The Bath Times says the old Unver-
salist Church on Front street, in that city, is
being taken down, and is to give place to a
fine three story block. Oliver Moses, ESQ.,,
owns the premises, and he allows himself to
own no unmproved lots on business street.
sB- We received brief but pleasant visit
yesterday from GEORGE w. BIcKNELL, of
the Maine 9Th, now stationed at White Oak
Church, Adjutant Bricknel left Maine pri-
vate soldier, and by merit has arisen to his
present position, which he flls with honor to
himself and satisfaction to his regiment. He
assures us that the army under Hooker is in
fine condition, that unbounded confidence is
reposed in him, and that where he leads all are
ready to follow. Mr.. Bicknell will return to
his regiment next week.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-25
ORIGINAL AND LECTE d.

% Saco has an article in its warrant for a
a steam fire engine.
sY- Mrs. Mcclellan, grandmother of Gen.
Mcclellan, died at East Greenwich, r. l., on
the 10th instant, aged 81 years.
gg- Three of the ablest of the Wisconsin
Democratic papers have repudiated the cop
perhead faith and declared in favor of support
ing the Government.
eg- The New York Herald publishes let
ter dated "Of Charleston, March 10th" which
says on the authority of a deserter, that there
has been mutiny at Fort Sumter.
sy- A vote will soon be taken in West Vir-
ginia on the ratification of the new State Con-
stitution as Congress has accepted it. Hon.
Geo. Summers is reported to have "come out
fair and square for the new State, and to be
working for it with might and main."
syrItis stated that the first call of the
President under the new CONSUMPTION law
will be for the deficiency Of men under the last
two calls. The State of New York is repre-
sented as requiring 29,139 men to complete its
quota. Over $4,000 of this number is due from
the city of New York alone.
sH- If "Union" will give us her real name
we will publish her brief communication. We
did not suppose any clergyman in Portland
would give utterance to such language as she
says she heard in one of our city pulpits last
Sabbath, and we are now half inclined to hope
that she was in an abnormal state when she
thought she heard the remarks referred to.
nB- If any one has been agreeably sur
prised at the appearance of several loyal
though brief articles in the Advertiser lately,
his surprise will abate when informed that the
editors have been absent from the city, and
the columns have been in the temporary
charge of Osgood Bradbury, ESQ.,, gentle
man formerly connected with that paper, and
who is loyal to the core.
sJ- The very loyal ~ gentleman who
makes paper on Exchange street, compares
the perfection of the CONSUMPTION act to
the perfection of a counterfeit bank note.
The same gentleman speers at the formation
Of Union Leagues, pledged only to uncond-
tional loyalty against dsunion. OF course,
a paper that has indicated its preference for
disunion TO war to uphold the Union, will be
hostile to all organizations pledged to main
tain the Union.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-03-25
DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW 0KLEANS-Ar below l4th inst. ship Wizard
King. from New York; barks T. Wright, Jr. from
Boston: Comet from Philadelphia.
Ar up 9th, brig Mary T. Mariner. Mariner. Boston I;
10th. bark White Sea. Evans. do.
Cid 10th. ship Cowper. sparrow, Cadiz; bark r
Hazeltine. Cunningham. Boston.
lowed TO 9Th. ships Jennie Bcals. Lisbon.
BALTiMORE-Cld 2ist. sehs Vim Baker. Pierce.
Pc Island; q W Glover. Thomas. Rockland.
PHlLADELPHlA-Ar2 lsr, sch l. y Lewis Wall
lace Portland.
cid 2lst. ship Fairfield. Hall. Point Petre Quad I;
NEW Yokk-Ar 2lst ships Young America. Car.
Isle Antwerp; WIN Writ, Clark. bordeaux llth ult
bark Merrimae Hoyi New Orleans T Williamson p,
Cardenas for Portiand; sch Mary L Pierce, Shea.
Providence
Ar 22d. ship American Congress. Woodward, from
London; schs Black Swan. Lane FIN Belfast; White
Sea. Littehed. Boston for Philadelphia.
CID 2lst; brig g " Barter. Gilehrist Washington
Ar 23d bark Linda Stewart, Perkins. FIN 81 Jago i;
schs Lyndon, smith. Passport; James nlden. Davis.
Bneksnort vendova, sprapue. Rockland; lndomt-
CD 2sd, ship rheobaid. Theobald. Philadelphia;
barks Henry hll Merrill Marseilles Laeonia. Film.
Aspinwall; Rambler. Packard, do; Mallie Meteaif.
dad; Waredaie. for Matanxas.
by tell Ar Gath. barks Pilot Fish. I'm Matanxas
Argean, I'm Castle Mar; brigs Naniasket FIN Glen
At Riker's Island 2ist bark George Hunt, Wood
bury. and brig ortolan, Daggett from New York for
Portland.
NEW BEDFoRD-Ar 2lst sch Sea Marx. Bolen.
HOLINESS HoLE-Ar sd. brig Walter Howes
Pierce. sagua Tor Portland.
Sid 2sd. sch Paine. tof Eastporp for Philadei-
BosToN-Ar 2sd, bark Good Hope. Gordon. Algoa
Cld sd bark NestOr. cloutman. Hong Hong; sch
Ar GATH. bark Eyentide Partridge. Remedies; sch
Mary Jane. Merrill. Bath,
Cid 2lst, sch Harriet, Pease, New York.
= Cid ed sch Fraucona. Holt. Nassau Mp. SID sch