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GALE OF COND FMNED QUARTER.
= MASTERS STORES.

GALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER
= MASTERS STORES.
CHIEF QUARTERhAsTER's OFFICE
WABHIH0ToH DEPOT, }
WABuISGTOE, d. e., July 10, 1854
VIII be sold at public auction, at seventh street
wharf In the city OF Washington, on FRIDAY,
July 70, 1856 at II O'Clock, a. M, lot Of Quarter.
naster'B sloreB, condemned as nit for use, viz!
scoop ShVyels, ChATs,
Axes, Buckets,
Picks, Lanterns,
BrOOmF, stoves,
Horse Covers Old Conner,
Letter PTesGeu, Lie PreseryerI, &c
Tables.
successful bidders will be required 10 remove
the stores within 1--WE days from ito Of sale,
Terms, oaBh-in Government funds,
d. II. RULKER,
Brlgadier General and Chief GuATtermsatef,
Jylo'St Depot Of Washington.
ID AILROAD NOTICE. WHILE THE
IL Phil AdelphiA road rem ms closed trains will
| be Iun to aud from Baltimore a. follows, viTi
FROM WAsHINGTOH-eSO and Ii.I6 q, m.
AS and $50 y. NJ.
FROM BALTIMoRE-l and 10 a. D., ssO and
40 p. N.
jyis-u GEORGE .. KooNIz, Agsat.
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Dogs CLOTHING.---WE ARE NOW
n IN Feseiut OF q large assortment OF Boys aud
Children CiJthlng OF the newest styles, GuitR 0ll
for the present EeAson for drsSs and school wesr,
40 which We inVite the attention Of parents.
WALL, STEPHENS h Co.,
1E8 PennEylVIniA Avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth strsetS
Az lO-LAI IEtAr Intsl.l
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.t,lSt ARRANOEaHNTsl QS1
sgw YORK. LINES.
TNE CAEIpEH AND AMBOY AND PHILADEL-
F!tIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD CoMPA.
SROA PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES,
Sr,a WGlnaa Street Wharf and Rsn-
EGaston Depot,
Will. Live AZ FOLLOWS, VIZ. Faro,
As, 6 4. NJ, lis Camden and AdbOY-c.aA.
A. 1& SH ,v Ti' cs% S1 and Icrisy c.y ''D
Az !. AZ r. T vis Gsi0dan and Jomsy CITY, 40
| MOrAinF Express %
AZ a. H., va Gsndcn srd Jsrrcg CIV
Asn I. f.~y.s Esoslrs,on and Jersey city,
&, IL H. Iar "a c.aa,n Ani AaOoy.o. and ''
!; P. 9i via Camden aud AnbOy-C and
~! + H. aa' va Kcn,i1gtOn and Jersey City; ~
| Washington hnd N. Y. Express 400
4: az :. NJ, VS. 4 Remington and Jersey ci,7i ~
= u.E E' e. I. R.a.las.oa and Jersey cisyl ~
~ lHJ&is5si y Via ken,,ns.cn and Jersey '
~ r. H., ia camjea and Amooy-Aoson. WV
| m1dItlon (Froight and PRssenger)--
"a GLASS ticket is
TAoai6 P. NJ. Evening nah and the i.so (Nlsh,
southern Express viii run daily tall others, Sun
'ga GEoepthd.l
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave Walnut street wharf ct and :. m, II m.
leave Remington Depot At HIS q. NJ, 2aS, $50
aud $40 y. 10, and i2,b0 a. IN; tnightl
the as ?. IA. Limo runs dStiy' ell Others, Sun.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES.
Leave loot Of Barclay street ~ q. m. and D. m.
FTolq foot Of Cortland street At 7, and 10 a. m,
| y n, and y. M, and u night.
The 50, NJ line rune daily; Al others Sundays
| PILLS and n Y. Lines.
prII.pr Lrr,i,, Dec. "a, lsGa. desi
rsyHRMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
!, OF TIE DisTRi&T OF CoLUaBIA,-Notioe
Is Gerehy giyep thst, by : rule OF tho Court, IL
'sr1's have hcsn1iHr' "a follows
Fi-st Monday Of Elsy.
|. TkIrd MOodSy Of October.
IeTTIg 0fhe Ciycul Court.
IL which alone a Jury ia impG1neled Tor The trial
TWot Tuouay Of February.
Tn.u. IghdsJ 81 May.
Tilst tuesday OF NoVember.
Terms Cfthe Criminal CGlri,
Pirbt bIonday OF March.
Illrd Monday Of June.
first Monday OF December.
Terms Of The DisirIf CntSF.
| First Monday Of June.
| FirIt Monday Of December.
FirEt TunriAy Of January.
First Tuesday Of tLDIuETy. .
Fret Tuesday OF ARrcl.
| SirEt Tuesday OF april,
| RI I'D Monday OF May,
! Frrat Tuesday OF June,
| FiFus TuGAdEy Of july
| pIrFl luCadaY OF September,
.Flrst tuesday Of October.
| VlElE Tue dAy Of November
| sirga Tuesday OF DessnbeT,
wa, " aha Court RI. mEIss
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Dr.. NJ vELLNYs Private Hospital, In hs Jsd.
srsl mock, Corner ofsovonth and y ssreotu, oppo.
rite the Post and Patent ofiOe,. Rooms ., aud u,
up stsir,, Washington, D. c.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-02-26

rINHE House and large lot of land the corner of
l. Monument and Waterville Streets in Portland
with be sold at bargain. to close an estate, if
application made before the tenth of March next
inquire OF ST. CARLETON,
feb23 d3w No. SO Mid lie Street.
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Ketc York Market.

NEW YORK Feb 25
Cotten-la2s higher; sales 1000 bales at soaslc
Flour-recelpts g. 1893 bbls; sales 1000 bbls State
and Western heavy and SC lower super State 10
Hoop Ohio 20a1 20; choice do 40G19 %; Super
fine Western 2oe6 45; Extra do 7od7 20; Southern
heavy and dropping; sales 500 bbls; Mixed 10 good
3aaI So; Fancy and extra 956110 IS; Canada
thade easier; sales 600 bbls common Extra ca
30; Extra good to choice 95as 20.
chssso .pSaa ias ssi SgSd
Winter Red Western 64al 81; Amber Milwaukee
69al 81, the latter price eNered; Amber Michi-
gan 6eG Co. White do So; Red Jersey IS.
Corn-frmer; sales % 900 bushels Mixed W estern
shipping in store 9.1l 3d. the latter an outside
prices Yellow Jersey '229l "a do Southern 24ia
oats-dull and dropping; sales at s0d92c
Beef-qaet and steady; sales 800 bbls; Country
old mess sales $50 bills mess % Oed22 20; old do
Il oOa2l 25 new do % 50 prime l6 25dlS 70 for old
mess, deliverable from 18th of March the close of
the month. on private terms; 1000 do for June eel
lers' option, on private terms; 500 do old do for
March, buyers option, at 20 O0d25 90. Cut Meats
49,.
Bacon-quiet; sales 400 boxes at He for Western
Cumberland cut, IL for do short ribbed, l4Jdl4;o
for do long cut Hams.
Dressed Hogs-a shade frmer; sales al 9!aloI for
Western.
Lard-dull; sales CD bbls at lsyGl4c.
Butter-steady.
whiskey-heavy and lower; sales at sass for
State and Soc for Western.
Rice-quiet and steady
Sugar-dull sales 257 hhds New Orleans l3J1lI
Muscovado l2i9lac.
Cofee-quet and firm.
Molasses-dull.
Naval Stores-frmer.
Spirits Turpentine-sales 8 20aS %; crude do NOM
inaI
0ils-frm; Petroleum quiet; sales 5000 bbls crude
at 3c 300 do refined in bond 4s.al9; DO free at 81
abs.
Freights to Liyerpool-dull; -four Is Sdals AID /;
grain nominal.
Wool-inaetiye,
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From the Southeast.

CAIRO, H., Feb. %.
The steamer Pceress, from Memphis, has
arrived, with 520 bales of cotton for ST. Louis.
A detachment of cavalry, from Gen. Grier-
sons command, had arrived at Memphis with
40 prisoners.
Much dissatisfaction existed among the
rebel Mississippi troops, who were rapidly de-
serting, caused by speculations ia cotton by
the rebel Gems. Forrest, Chalmers, Ferguson,
Richardson, and others. The soldiers state
that the cotton is taken from their wives by
scouts detailed for the purpose, who, running
the blockade at Memphis, bring back green
backs and divide the profits with the Generals.
The steamer Swan, from New Orleans 18th,
with over 1000 hogsheads and barrels of sugar,
for Cairo and ST. Louis, has arrived.
mass meeting OF the Union men OF Wes-
tern Tennessee was held at Memphis on the
22d, and was largely attended. In the eve
ming Col. Bland delivered an address on eman-
cipation to a large audience. DR.. Batter, of
Arkansas, was to speak on the following eve
ming on the question of the reorganization of
the State.
The steamer st. Cloud has just passed for
Cincinnati, with 5000 bales OF cotton.
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Wanted.

NJ EN- out of employ, having q small capital will
XvA find II for their advantage to call ut 20 Con.
gress street. near New City Building
jams II
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WARNING TO BoYs.-It will be seen by
our Municipal Court report, that three boys
have been committed for trial in the S. j.
Court, for taking horse from the street with
out the consent Of the owner, and driving him
off. These boys, names there given, it seems,
took horse belonging to DR.. Tewksbury,
from the front of the residence where he was
visiting patient, ON Tuesday evening, and
probably drove him to Saco and most of the
night The horse was found on Wednesday
morning at O'Clock, htched at the further
end of Cape Elizabeth bridge, nearly exhaus-
ted.
This practice OF taking horses from the
street, by the boys, is becoming too frequent,
and Judge Kingsbury has done the public a
favor, as well as complied with the demands
of strict justice in not letting these boys of,
as has too often been the case. We hope this
will be warning to boys not to attempt TO
find sport in this way.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-02-26

CoRoNER's lNQUEsT.-Coroner Gould COM
menced yesterday forenoon at the City Mar
shal's room, an inquest upon the bodies OF the
passengers of the Bohemian that have been
found drowned. The inquest will be held
from day to day until the important inlorma-
ton bearing upon the cause Of the terrible dis
aster shall have been obtained. Tie Jury are
all good men and true, and we have no doubt
will patiently investigate and wisely and i'm
partially adjudicate the case.
The following is list of the names Of the
jury who have been summoned and taken the
usual oath:
Capt. RICHARD CROCKETT, Foreman, Capt.
Robertson Dyer, Levi Weymouth, Albert H.
Estes, oren Ring, Cyrus Greene.
The following named persons were before
the Jury Of Inquest yesterday: David Craw-
ford, Robert Terrell, John Jones, John Nc
Curdy, John McDougal, VIM. Nc Masters, LIST
Engineer, VIM. Mackey, Chief Steward, John
ard.
The investigation is very important one,
involving the reputation of our harbor and
that Of the officers of the Bohemian. We are
requested by the Coroner not to publish the
testimony until the verdict is rendered. The
facts ELECTED yesterday were substantially
such as have been published. The testimony
of Captains Stone and Wells will be impor-
tant, ii there is any foundation for the report
of conversation Capt Stone had with the
Captain of the Bohemian relating Ia his DANGER
II he did not change his course.
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ELMRA, n. Y Feb. %.
A serious riot occurred here to-day. The
lst Michigan cavalry arrived here early this
morning, on their way to Washington, and
some fifty or. sixty of them commenced raid
on various bars and eating saloons. About
one o'clock party assaulted member of the
10th New York cavalry. A patrol from the
invalid corps attempted to arrest the rioters,
when serious melee ensued, in which guns,
sabres and bayonets were freely used. One
member of the Michigan regiment was shot
dead, and another was MORALLY wounded by
a bayonet thrust. A member of the invalid
corps was badly wounded, and several others
were more or less bruised and injured. Col.
Farnsworth, of the invalid corps, finally came
up with his regiment, and through his exer-
tons and those of Col. Eastman and other Of
fcers, the disturbance was quelled. Most of
the ringeaders were arrested and lodged in
the guard house. The bars were all closed
and quiet was soon restored.
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FOR ONE NIGHT ONL Y.

~ Oscanyan has lectured ct the Cooper lnsti-
tute. New York, fremont Temple, Boston, and IN
other cities. Halls have been packed TO their utmost
capacity and his lecture and exhibition have been
spoken of in the high. ct praise by such men as W.
b. Macsy, Sam1 G. Reed Thee W Dwight, s. L.
Prime. Chas p. Day. S. NJ. Mathews. and many
other distinguished men of New York and Boston.
DIR. Prime of the New y ork Observer. who has
travelled extensively in the East, went on to the
platform with 0scanyan at his lecture at the Cooper
Institute, and gave him q most hattering and en-
thusastic introduction 10 the audience, saying that
he had heard him before and that his descriptions
would be graphic and true to the life-and the ex-
hibition was received throughout with the most
raPturous aud enthusiastic applause.
- Descriptive Programmes will be circulated on
the day of the lecture.
Tickets % Cents, for sale at Gresham & Co. Mid
die st. and at the door. No postponement on ac-
count of the weather Mr.. 0scauyan and his
troupe engaged in other places every night until
the first of May. ieb25 81
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-02-26

OOO 81. and 81 inch SEASONED WHITE
lOO PINE DECK PLANK at Bangor. for
sale by s. c. DYER,
feb26 dim No Central w harf
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. 25.
The convention for the improvement of the
Ohio river passed a series of resolutions, ter
mnating with a requirement that an appro-
preparation of Sl0,000000 be asked of the
Federal Government for the improvement of
the river Ohio river, and that the resolutions
and memorials adopted by the convention be
sent to the various Boards of Trade, Cham
beers of Commerce and municipal representa-
tives of the various towns and cities on the
banks of the Ohio river for their action and
approval.
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Administrators Sale,

DY virtue of license from the Judge of Probate
ID of Cumberland County shall sell At prirdt
SAFE on saturday. March H. 1854. at ten O'Clock
A. NJ, at the office of II. Z. Deane. No III Middle
street. Portland the real estate belonging the ts-
tate of Chas ID. Winslow late of Island Pond, Yer.
mont, deceased, and situated in Westbrook and
Portland, as follows viz:
A lot of land with the buildings thereon situate
on the Capissic road. called, in Westbrook, and
containing five and fifty rods.
One .seventh part in CON mon and undivided of
another lot on the same road, containing one and
half acres, and buildings thereon.
0ne-seyenth part of a lot on Rocky HILL so called,
in Westbrook containing six acres in common and
undivided
Also. one-twenty first part of certain lot in com.
men and undivided on northerly side of Congress
and near Oak street In Portland with buildings
thereon.
For further particulars apply TO Ii. T. DIANE, or
to the subscriber at Gorham.
NATHAN WINSLoW. Administrator.
feb6 eodis3w
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w AN TIE ID /.

Wanted.
A Man TO work on a farm near the city. Inquir
"A of ID. =. WARREN,
iebs dSwu head Of High Street.
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And their SABLE GUARDIAN in full Iurkish
Costume of Oriental Magnificerce, with
TURKISH MUSIC AND DANCING.
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SKIFF's MINsTRELs AT DEERING HALL
This company had an excellent house last eve
ming, and We are gratifed at their success, as
it is the best Minstrel Band we have had for
some time, and We can truly say that the sing
ing was excellent, far superior to that gener-
ally heard in a travelling company. They
remain but two nights longer. Go early and
secure good seat.
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The ladies accompanying Prot. oscanyau are IN
doubtedly the most beautiful women ever seen in
America, and were formerly
CIkCAS5IAN SLAVES
in COnstantnople, where they selected for their
surprising beauty to bring to this Country to Illus
trate his Lectures.
number OF years, and Is splendid lecturer on the
Manners and Customs aud Costumes of the Fart
Such lecture and exhibition our citizens viii prob
ably never have the opportunity OF witnessing again
Besides Mr. Uscany an who will appear ia full
Turkish costume and explain the philosophy of the
soc a system of the East which has deyfa;ed but
little from the old habtudes Biblical times he will
be assisted by the following Turkish and Ciresssian
Ladies and Gentlemen.
/, GCLNAR HANNUM, q Turkish lady Of rank
in costume of Undesirable magnificence
2. KEolLu.KADDUN. peasant girl decksd ia
3. PEMBEH HANNUM, lady in Turkish veil and
cloak. a. worn in the street, Of Constantnople.
4. BOOLTTZAH a Jewish lady of the East in a
mummy head dress and veil, as worn in the
times of the Pharoahs, and at the present day.
8. FATMAH, an Egyptian lady entirely muiiied, ex-
cePting her two eyes, as the women appear in
9. sIDI, a Druz lady of rank. wearing the famous
scriptural horn on her head, and displaying
7. ABU-KAssEM, the Druz chief
=. JAFFEk, the sable guardian OF the ladies'
During this tableau Mr. oseanyan will sing the
lustration of modern innov ations in Turkey.
SECOND
Mr. Oscanyan will give inside view OF q Turkish
Nursery. exhibi ing genuiGe
3. ORIENTAL BABY, according to Scrptursi
tradition well Sailed and Siraddied After q
few wo de- about Oriental Education, Mr. Os-
canyan will show how Lore Marriage and d.
rorce are effected in Turkey
THIRD.
Wedding will be descr bed. and
TO- AN ORIENTAL BRIDE. will appear, mass
shasls and TinseI, on her way to her hus-
bands house.
H. GAYLIN HANNUM. the Bride will be pre-
sentsa as she appears sat home to receive the
congratulations of her husband and friends
after the nup'ial ceremony
70 nth.
AGRAND TABLEAU OF
IL. A TURKISH RECEPTION, sho wing how visit
ors are received and enterta iued in Harem,
with pipes. sweetmeats, sherbets and coffee, dur
ing which the Hannum will sing Turkish Song,
specially imported by Mr.. Oscanyan.
FIFTH.
49, IA. LEILA LULU, two Circassian girls OF
the most surprising loyelines will entertain the
company with q Turkish dance, accompanied
with merry easteLets aad gen uine Oriental
music, &C sc.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Feb l2-The
sales for the week Were AZ 900 bal including $500
TO spectators and 200 to exporters. The mari ct
closing frmer, but prices remain unchanged
The sales Tuesday were 900 bales, including 250o
to spectators and exporters. The market closed
firm with holders asking an advance; middling Or
leans was quoted at ~ Id.
The stock In port is estimated at .3 eco bales i'm
ports of the week II 8 3 bales.
The sales to-day friday 1000 bales, of which
2Oc0 were to spectators and exporters.
LIVERPOOL BREADSrUFFS MARKET.-Corn
mixed offering at 29s Cd; white s3s.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Feb. l2.-Consols
closed at 9la9ll for money.
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nB-The committee appointed by the Board
of Trade to take action in relation to raising
funds for the relief of the loyal men and wo-
men OF East Tennessee, held meeting yester-
day morning, and appointed NJ. n Rich, Sec
rotary, and Messrs. James o. Brown and Dr.
c. H. Osgood to prepare an address setting
forth the merits of the case and the urgent de-
mands of that people upon our sympath and
material aid.
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Feb. %, 1854.

sJ- The Committee appointed by the
Board of Trade, consisting of Messrs. w. T.
Dana, Henry Willis and Andrew Spring, for
the purpose of raising funds to aid the Bohe-
milan sufferers, have attended faithfully to
their duty, and are prepared to furnish aid in
all cases where it is needed
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-02-26
Gen,e, Era. ni,ure at Auction.

WE shall sell at public auction on Wednesday,
w March ID, at 10 o'clock 81, at house corner
lgh and Congress Streets Tesideuce OF the late Col
Nathl Warren, all the Furniture in ssio house. con.
Asi ing IN part OF Brusseli Oil Cloth and Stair ar
pets, bedsfeads, Beds. hair Mattresses Ii ahoennv
Chamber SOFT, Painted Chamber Sett, bureaus Mir
rors Sofas, Lounges. Parlor Chairs and Rockers in
di5erent styles Chamber and Kitchen Chairs Mar.
Bile top Center Tables Work. Toilet Gard, Zine
Kitchen and Extension Tables. Dice ward Robe
DamasS Curtains, Pictures. Books. Table Cutlery
Croekery Glass, China, Stone Wooden and Iron
Ware, Parl"r and Cook stoves. Ref iger ators 7
Chandeliers together with the enfire kitchen ur-
nitufe. Also few cords hard ana Foft wood.
AT " one fine Piano, cost ss0O--it took the
first premium at the State Fair.
- HENRY BAILEY CO., Auo:ioneers.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-02-26

NEW YORK, Feb. %.
Washington dispatch says Capt Hunt,
formerly of the Quartermaster's Department,
has been sentenced for malpractice to pay
fine of $1,000, and to remain at hard labor I'M
til ii is paid. Senator Hale was his counsel.
There are indications that all spirits on hand
win be taxed 20 cents gallon.
Gen. Sickles was before the committee OIL
the conduct Of the war to-day.
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Valuable Real estate mt Auction.

~ shail sell at public auction, on Monday Feb.
~ ,~soh' AZ o'clock 4. d on the premises q
,ho 49, 7 ouse and lot. aud also Ship faro near
story dSpbls essp e Elizabeth. The House is two
,hrc,,rSor. house OF wood new aud finished
gay good cellar under the whoe house, abundance
nara ana SOFT water The lot contains about II coo
known as turner's ship IaSd." situated directly
opposite me above described house, and estimated
WIN .ae mats 10 cover about acres bore Is solid
wharf stone wall and filed OF about $50 feet and
good wood wharf OF about $50 feet exts nsion You
can bring up TO the wharf about 10 IL feet Of wa
ter There is a drafting lott bisck smith shop and
steam hou e, with never falling spring of water
near 1t on the premises. The lot Is 1873 feet On Mart
ners street, aed gradually increasing in wcth to
the channel. IL is the most desirable properly for
ship building purposes in or about the city.
HENRY BAILEY CO.. Auetioneers.
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Nwill other papers please copy.

Capt. Dutton, arrived at this port at o'clock,
having left Liverpool 1lth and Londonderry
18th inst. She had a full freight and 30 cabin
and 263 steerage passengers. We are indebt-
ed to Purser Brown for files of late English
papers.
The st. Andrew, Capt. Kerr, from Glasgow
9th, arrived at this port about o'clock last
evening. News anticipated.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-02-26

GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT, for the
benefit of the Maine Camp Hospital Assoeia-
ton, will be given at New City Hall this eve
ming. The management is in good hands, and
we have no doubt it will be brilliant affair.
There will be boquets, refreshments, &C.
Music by Chambers Band.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-02-26

knowledge the receipt of Ten Dollars, by pub
fishing the following note addressed to me in
the handwriting Of a lady?
THos. r. HAYEs-Please find enclosed Five
Dollars for christian Commission and Five
Dollars for EAST Tennessee"
FROM A FRIEND.
Feb % 1854
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-02-26

AT NEW CRY HALL.-The Grand Turk
and his Harem Of Crcassian Slaves will give
an exhibition at new City Hall Saturday ev,-
ming next. They win appear in full Turkish
costume Of Oriental magniicence. See ad-
yertisement.
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For Sale.

1 SQUARE block of land, of about 10000 acres
IA OF wood land, on the south side of the river
st. Lawrance in Canada East 1t 10 nterceeded by
two considerable rivers with eligible Mil sits Well
wooded with every description of timber, such as
pine and spruce In large quantities. aud MAPLE
berch, beech, tamarae aud bass wo toany amount
Enquire of HIT MACHIN Portland
Portland, Feb leoi. feb25 eodtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-02-26

AT DEERING HALL.-On Monday evening
one OF the most attractive and amusing exhi-
billions OF the season will open at Deering Hall,
and be repeated on Tuesday evening. See
advertisement.
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MATTERS ABOUT TOWN.
Municipal Court.-Feb. 20.

Charles E. Neal, jeremiah Black aud Al
den Mason, three boys, were arrested for to-
king horse from the street and driving him
OF. They pleaded guilty aud were ordered to
give bonds for their appearance at the S. j..
Court, for want of which they were commit
ted