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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-17
CONDITION OF LIZ. SEWARD.

The side Of Mr.. Stewards face injured BY his fall
has been plseed In wires instead of bandages since
which time the swelling has become reduced, and
now he does not suffer SO much pain. He is unabl.
to leave bis bed aa yet and Is generally mora cas-!
in the day time than during the night. As talking
Ia very painful to him, owing to the injury Of hi,
jaw, he usss slate and pencil to communicate
with others.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-17
FROM N0RTR OAROLLNA

The Heralds Newbern dispatches of the oh in.
slant rtate that the entire recquipplng Of General
sAermans army had been completed, and that It
was ready to enter upon a new campaign for the
sudden extlnguishmsnt Of General Johnston's mill
tsry power, Il that rebel ehleftan shall choose to
ser any further resistance after hearing Of Lees
surrender The news Of the capture Of Richmond
Of course caused great rejoicing In Newbem. The
county Oh che eouth Gde Of its ESaes TiVer, Be-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-17

TIE FIRST NEW YORK MOUNTED RIFLES.
We mentioned Saturday a recent success sful rad
Of the First New York Mounted Lancers, Colonel
Simmer, into Northern North Carolina. This gal
ldnt regimen. arrived in the city yesterday morn
ing, direct from Suffolk. Men and horses were in
fne condition, and though somewhat travel stained
showed otherwise no marks Of their recent heavy
marching and fighting.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-17
TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.
APFAIRs AT GALVESTON.

NEW YoBE, April i4.-The steamer COrsics, from Mas
sau on the 10th instant arrived here to-day. The block
ade runner BsDshee with coo baes Of Co ton arrived
lat Nassau on the 30th ut from Galveston. She reports
Galveston as garrsoned by 1000 troops Twelve Fede
raj ships were of the bar and six steamers had sailed re
Gently for Havana from GalPeston.
THE SIEGE OF MOBILE.
NEW ORLEANS, April 6.-Advices from the army about
Mobile TO the 4th instant state that the water commun
cations between The Spanish Fort and Mobile cut
o by battery established above the fort. The rebe
communications with Mobile now entirely suspend
ed. The siege progresses favorably.
THE REBEL FORCES IN KENTUCKY.
LEXINGTON, KY, April l3th.-Gen. Primer is at Emf
hence KY for the purpose Of receiving the surrender Of
all the Rebel forces in the State including Col Jesse
command. Those who will not surrender will be de
clared outlaws and the people will be called upon t
hunt them down. Lieutenant and seventy one mel
surrendered yesterday 70 Gen. liobson.
THANKSGIVING IN WISCONSIN.
MADISON WIS, April 10 Gov. Lewis has appointed
Thursday as a day OF Thanksgiving and rejoicing oye
our late victories The Legislature adjourned sine d
on Monday
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-17
BY FREEMAN & Co., Auctioneers.
Corner Main & 9th streets.)
Household and Kitchen Furniture,

HOusehOId and Kitchen Furniture,
AT AUCTION.
ON WEDNESDAY the 10Th instant, commencing NJ
" 10 o'clock A. NJ, will sell at the residence OF
Marshall between 10Th and 10th streets excellent as
sortment Of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
rURE consisting of the following and other articles
One mahogany chamber suite
One walnut do
One cottage do
Feather beds
Hair aud shuok mattresses
Brussels and Ingram carpets
Cane and other chairs
Sofas mirrors, pictures
window curtains and shades
Glass and ChinaWafe
Table linen, knives and forks
Bowls and pitchers
Excellent cooking stove, &c
FREEMAN 4 CO.,
ouI7-tds Auctioneers.
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HUGHES ARTILLERY BATTALION.

Hughes Artillery Battalion, Longstreets corps,
Army Northern Virginia, when surrendered at
AppOmattox, numbered 247 men, besides the bat.
TALON aud company officers. Smiths battery num-
bered 60 men; MoOdy's Al; Parkers 81 Taylor
3 and Fic klin's ~.
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RCIrITrrT,s OFPICE.-

RCETTT-CT's OFFICE would respect
"A fully offer my services % make Plans OF B1dings
Contract With Bu ier 70 Sell Lease oct ouaing os
or doing other bus connected with my profession DC
ARCHITECT AM s. PERIETENDENT.
oPTIoE-One deor te5oN ths sPotsvood hokL np g-aS'
epI7-G AhfaI AAAAA'
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA,
Army Of the James,


BEFORE RICHMOND, Va, March J, 1866.
.CIRCULAR(
No. Q. :
Mr. C. Bonn has the exclusive privilege of furnishing
new papers for sale TO this Army.
The Daily papers to be sold to officers and soldiers
of this command at eight ~ cents single copy, 6f
teen l5l cents for two. Tie prices Of Weeklies will BE-
as follows Illustrated Weeklies, New York Clipper and
Police Gazette fifteen l5) cents; Wayerly Magazine
wilkes Spirit Of the Times and Army and Navy Journal
twenty (2O) cents other Weekes ten QO) cents and
Monthlies twenty (2Ol cents Provost Marshas through
out this Army will that these prices not exceeded
By command Of Major General ORD.
OPTICAL: ED. W. SMITH, Asst Adjt Genr
ap I7-H
TOR SALE complete suit of HANDSOME MA
III HOGANY CHAMBER FURNITURE, with Bedding
ALSO.
4 Rosewood Book Case, filled with choice Books,
|Sloat's Sewing Machine Cooking Stove with Fixtures
land several other articles Of furniture.
Enquire at No. 1856 Broad street, over store.
ap I7-3t'
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TOR RENT HOUSE on Tweaty.ffth street,
II Church Biu containing FIVE rooms IN good order,
with font and back perch and kitten and ooalhouse
Possession will be given a. Rent win he ressons.
ble for good tenant. Applyto
JOSEPH AUGUSTINE,
anl7--at' Corner or Franklin and Seventh streets.
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n. I'M. Luck a. Co., Auctioneers,

l.. H.Luck az Co., Auctioneers,
CNo. SC Main street)
TTAVE determined to discontinue tile auction aud
commission business, and close the partnership con-
Germ will sell pcremptorily, TUESDAY April 18th,
10 o'clock their entire balance Of stock OF Furniture
hand We name part Of the stock:
] Elegant SidebOard and Press,
do Sideboard without Press,
Solid Mahogany Wardrobe
? Common Wardrobes,
Bureaus
9 or 3 Cupboards
Splendid Mahogany Extension Dining Table, good
az new,
BORA Leaf Tables,
Cottage Bedsteads,
Washstands,
Chairs,
Tables
Fine Citizens Saddle
% Blankets, Lot Of Clothing, &c.
L. H. LUCK d CO.,
an l7-A' No. S6 Main street
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DIED.

srAYARD-In New York, on Wednesday, April 70
caroline NJ. widow Of Coz John Stanard, U. s. 4.
late of Fredericksburg, Va.
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THE REBEL FORCES IN KENTUCKY.
THE PORT OF KEY WEST.

The President has issued supplementary pro
clamation in regard to the Port of Key West, as
follows:
WHEREAS, by my proclamation Of this date, the
Port OF Key West, in the State Of Florida, was in
1advertinently included among those which are no
open to commerce,
Now, therefore, be It known that l, ABRAHAM
LINCOLN, President of the United States, do here
Inv declare and make known Il at the said port of
key West Is and shall remain open TO foreign and
domestic commerce, upon the same conditions by
which tn at commerce has heretofore been govern
led.
In witness whe reof, have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal Of the United States to be
affixed.
Done at the City of Washington, the eleventh day
of April, in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sxty-fve, and of the indie
pendence of the United States Of America, the
eighty-ninth. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the President WIN. II. SEWARD, Sec. Of State.
GsNXBAL Lss.- Toe position of General Lee a.
the time Of bis surrender must have been slddenine
Indeed His wife was within the Ulion lines On
4 of bis sons, whom he loved with . manly tender
nesa, was 6eid, -aIo.her was in the b. nds Of Il
gro ops, a prisoner. Ha personal property had rl
ceen taken pos ession Of by eff eTs of the Govern
ment. The glest army which his genius organ zed
saad which he he'd led upon 80 m ny hard-fcuyh
ield IVES beaten. dispirited, ruiaed. Nothing
swsite1 him but compltts humi ton. TIE pe1a
ties he suffers are the just cons quence5 OF bis guilt
YET generous people cannot fall TO sympathize
with fallen foe Ia this bOrr + bis supreme anguish
sand NORTH ,ation.-bIbdny Jjund', 1lh.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE,

NEW RICHMOND THEATRE,
N Corner Seventh and Broad suests,
R. DORSAY OGDEN ACTING AND STAGE
MANAGER.
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL a. 1855
Mas. C. DEBAR
NEG MERRILLES.
In the oberatis play from Sir Walter Scott vors Q;
GUY AANNERING.
n. Harrison,
Jwells,
RE- Brown,
H Alien,
WCTalbot,
Miss salie Partngtot,
Mrs. Dsitoi,
Mise Cryssel
&C., &C., &c,
ANDAFULL CHOBUs
SYNOPSIS OF VOCAL AND instrumental -
MUSIC.
ACT FIRST.
Opening nusi:-"The Winds Whistle Cold
Song Miss Bertram introduced
Finale TO act
'Caln lady calm your troubled breast Lucy Bertar
Friendship thou canst balm impaIt Julia hannering
lTrio-"Away with dull care"
Miss Bertrsm, julia Manuering sampson and entire
ACT SECOND.
,Oh sumber my dar ing. .,...,...,,.......hs Beran
The celebrated Echo Duttte
Julia Mannering and Henry BelNam
Ballad introduced han"'aa
'Gip,ey glee and Chorus-"Ching and Ring
BY the entire Company.
oh Hsrk, young Henry. Neg He-iles
ACT THIRD
,Song introduced ''''' MISS feIN~L1
lGrand Finale and Chorus. the entire Company
BALLADS. .......u...Mlss BLANCHE MIDDLETON.
FANCY DANCE. MISS JESSIE WARMER.
Conclude with the new burletta, entitled de
HIGHWA YALAN'S HOLIDAY.
miss SALLIE PARTINGT0N IN TWO CHAaAC-
TIERS.
To.norow--tbe thrilling play OF
EUSTAcHE, THE CONDEMNED.
lSoon 70 be prod ueed grand historical play in Ges
written 70 this theatre by K. D. Ogden entitled
ROBESPIERRE;
Or
TIE FATE OF REVOLUTIONS.
apIb-lt
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Shipping News.

ALMANAC FOR RICHMOND THIS DAY.
Sun rises...........e9 % Mooa set tnornl....lO l
sun sets.............632 High Water.......... 80
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-17

A FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT, containing nine
"A rooms besides dining and kitchen rooms, &C. gas
water and carriage house Will be rented to respecta
NE private family who will have the privilege Of pur'
chasing the entire furniture, &c the present oeeu-
pants arc desirousof returning England The situa
tion is one Of the best in the city.
Address "B." at this Office. split
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by C. W. WILLIS, AuctiOneer.

by G. ". Willie, AucIloueeT.
TWILL, be sold at auction at my store, on TUESDAY
w APRIL IS, commencing at 10 O'clock, lot Of
Household and Kitchen Furniture
Cooking Stoves &C.,
"A variety Of
Suffers stores,
Tobacco.
Fancy Goods, &c.
previous sans must take thsm away on kenday OF
they WIN be sold at auction on account Of the owners
9. v. WILLIS,
ApiT-4 ASStie1eSr.
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GEORGE DUNN q CO.,

Corner Of Main and Fourteenth Streets,
TAVE resumed their business Engrsvers Ltho-
/ i graph Printers and Publishers
On sale original Music, published only in Richmond
Va Masonic emblems Jewelry, Rings, &C., engraved in
the best style l7-eo3t
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PORT OF RICHMOND, APRIL IS, 1865.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Red Jacket, Adams, City Point mail and
passenger boat.
Steamer D. r. Martin, Bishop City Point, government
Steamer Silver Star, Travers Norfolk, Cen Orls Off
cias.
Steamer Thomas Coilyer No. q Williams City
Point Gen. 0rds ohicah.
Steamer Metamora. Sweeney, City Point passengers
Propeller Aid, City Point, Government stores.
Propeller Van Yest City Point, Government stores.
sAIWD.
Steamer Red Jacket Adams, City Point, mail anC
passengers.
Steamer EetamOrs, Sweeney, City Point, mail anC
passengers.
Propeller Vulcan. Morrison, City Point, light.
Schr +. Merwin, Jones Landing, light.
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TEETH TEETH TEETH

DR.. D. still continues to Extract Teeth BY Electric
ity s0ithout Pain Persons having decaytd teeth
or stump they wish to have removed for rtsetting
he would give polite invitation % call.
Superior rtectro Magnetic Machines for sale Tor
family use with 81 oroue inetruc ions.
DR.. ID. an accommodate few patients With
board and treatment vt his house.
Oboe hours ron e'-iosf y 20 l2M.tr
from to P. NJ, ana Ito Tin the Evening.
Consulate free. novitf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-25

ST. LOUIS, Jan. "a.
The State Convention yesterday, in COM
mlttee OF the Whole, adopted the bill OF rights.
Of which the following are the principal fea-
lures: les7Sh Il ssita9Aa5 saaa .o13sl lsqi8
sections IL and Is define in what manner
religious corporations can be establishedin the
State, and how gifts and sales Of lands can be
made to ministers and religious denomina-
Section IA declares that all elections shall
be free and open.
Section Is provides that courts of justice
shall be open to every person, and certain
remedy afforded for every injury to property
and character. i tsn % bs1sssa saof3 isss5s,s
Section 16 provides that no property shah
be taken or applied to public use without just
compensation.
Section II provides that the right of trialby
Jury shall remain inviolate.ii eisya 1el 5sssdo
Section Is defines the rights of persons be-
fore the courts.
Section % declares that the writ OF habeas
corpus cannot be suspended except in case Of
rebellion or invasion.
Section % provides that persons shall be
protected against unreasonable searches and
seizures. IS 7sat 81 f-s-.-
Sections % and 26 refer to treason against
the State and Federal Constitution.
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United States District Court.
WARE j. PRESIDING.

.-pfa WARE j. PRESIDING. 81 as3Ez6l
In Admiralty. Daniel Stone, Jr., and al,
libelants, VS.. Hugh Allan and al.
This is a libel, growing out of the wreck Of
steamship Bohemian, In case of salvage for
saving four pieces of broad cloths, three pieces
OF mixed wooden goods, two pieces Of shifting,
two bundles of linen thread, one piece Of
bleached cloth and a lot containing about sew
enty yards Of cloth, from the wreck of said
steamship. The defense is that the goods
were placed by libellants in charge Of Reve-
nue. officers, and the same were delivered by
said officers to respondents without any no.
tice that there was claim for salvage, and
that nothing was said about salvage until long
after the goods had been disposed of. Decis-
ion reserved. E. d F. Fox proctors for libel
lants. Shepley & Dana proctors for respond
GntS. a--A s-atA
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Supreme Judicial Court.

O. ID F. H >
JANUARY TERM-DAyIs, j., PRESIDING.
-TUEsDAY.-David Brown, Jr., VS.. John A.
Holmes. 7io9rs g.
In this case, reported yesterday, the Jury
found that there was due plaintiff on his ac-
count $l03O7. That there was due defendant
on his account $4S.51--leaving a balance due
plaintiff of S54.56, for which amount they re-
turned verdict for plaintiff.
Vinton d bennett. Howard & Cleaves.
No. 2ls.-John M. Adams vs.. Newell A..
Foster. Bsll.igs.voi - ss. ag5 x
Action for libel, entered at the April term'
1868. The article complained of was publish
ed in the Press OF March Z, 1868, in which
plaintiff is charged according to the alega-
tons in the writ with being disloyal, the edi-
tor of disloyal paper, &c. t1
The writ which was of extreme length was
read to the jury and court adjourned to din
ner. In the afternoon the specifications Of
defense were read by Geo. f. Talbot, ESQ.,,
and more than an hour was thus occupied,
they being very long, and going into his
tory of the rebellion, and the course pursued
by the Argus.
After the specifications for defence had
been read, Judge Howard moved the court
to reject the paper, as one not fit to be brought
into court or submitted to the jury.
Judge Howard further stated that if the de-
PENDANT intended by that paper to deny that
he had charged plaintiff with the crimes al
legged in the writ, and would 90 so in an open
manly way such as Judge Kingsbury, Mr..
Drummond or Judge Fox, would draw up,
then he would consent that "neither party"
should be entered to the action.
Judge Davis replied that the objection
camein wrong time. The paper had been
on file of the court for long time Git was filed
April 1863 and no objections had been made
to it. = 10 e p
Mr.. Cleaves then opened the case for plain
tiff, stating to the jury what was considered
in law as a libel, and read the article from
the Press. The case here rested on the part
of the plaintiff. aaq a5e5A
Mr.. Woodman for the defense, explained
some principles of law governing actions for
libels. s'e sel.s 4
After Mr.. Woodman had concluded his
opening, court adjourned.
Howard & Cleayes. J. G. Woodman.
4f2aA G. F. Talbot 3at
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NEW YORK Jan "a.
Cotton-declining aales $50 bats; middling up
land So. 9,fnf.f u,
Flour-sales $500 bbls; State and Western Ice
ower State 920@9 20; Round Hoop Ohio ii 500
II 60; Western 269io; Southern dropping; safes
700 bbs at 10 S5@14 30; Canada 5@10c lower; sales
450 bhis a SO oil so.
Wheat-dull and 2a3c lower; fales I, 900 bushels
common Milwaukee Club at z 05: 1900 bushels
good Chicago Spring 10, and A 900 do Amb r Ken
lucky 23sa@2 80.
Corn-declinlng; sales 5000 bush lis mixed West
ern l 81. = ,Hl91Gf4 Ufii!iW
Oats-dul att 05. .sgsmo8 III
Reef-heavy. gttpT o Il
Pork-lower; sales $500 bbls new mess at 81 25@
80 Co.. p ime m ess 35ll35 so.
Taro-dall: sales 1906 bbs at l85@22s. H4a
Butter-dul; Oh 3250l47 "a ---.fr--- f-tss-,if
Whiskey-deIlining sales 1900 Dbl, at 3002 49,
Sugar--dull; sales 200 hhds Muscos ado at $4,000;
Havana at "a.
Groceries-quiet
Rice-quiet; Rangoon l3c. alia1lsarh ai-di
Cofee-frm; Rio ast@429 Maraicabo 4l943; Java
49I64S. ~ ai4
; Molasses--dull. d s5ss s-7ir. eil IL t..-t
N val StoFes-dull.
Pesroleum-qniet 20 aGf t1 5auasha0C
Wool-quiet.
Freightsto Lverpool-quiet.
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Mackorel " Dbl, 10
Bay No. 1. SIC 00@l7 OF
Bay No. 2. ...l3t0@ l45l
Shore No. /. 20 00@220l
4" +" 2. .l6 000170(
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Stock ME0rbct.
Harry 8. Foota.

A special dispatch to the Boston Adoerti.
ser says of a speech a few days since, in the
rebel senate, by Henry S. Foote, that in speak
ing of JEFF. Davis he became so violent and
abusive that he was ordered to take his seat
by the Speaker, and leave to proceed was re-
fused. Resolutions for his expulsion were de-
bated and finally referred by vote of forty
four to thirty-six. @
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-25

DIoRAMAs.-There was large audience at
Deering Hall last evening to witness the dior
amas. Mr.. George W. Furbush, No. 10 Plumb
street draw the chamber set. This afternoon
there will be grand matinee for the school
children, and this evening there will be a
change of scenes, some new ones being added.
The usual number OF gifts will be distributed.
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SEIzUBE.-Deputy Marshal Wentworth yes
terday visited the shop OF R. Dodge on India
street, and seized a small quantity of liquor.
Deputy Marshal Merrill also visited the
shop OF David j. Mack, on Temple Street, and
seized small quantity of liquors.
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Message of the Gouernor- General of Canadu.

QuEBEC. c. E.. Jan. "a.
minister brought down message from the
Governor General, Transmitting the estimates
for the current yeat in which Is included some
$4,000 in gold to make good the mon ' i'm.
properly surrendered in the case of the 81. Al
bans raiders, and claimed by the government
of the United States under the extradition
treaty. E--sAf2 ssfF
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-25

THE members of the Young Mems Christian
Association, having books belonging to the
Library are requested to return them to the
Librarian on Saturday evening next, January
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-25

TENTH LEcrURE-M. L. A. COURSE. We
are quite sure our readers have not forgotten
"Timothy Titcomb" will give this lecture this
evening at City Hall. His subject is ''Cost
and Compensation" theme which Timothy
knows how to handle to charm. Look out
for capital lecture, both instructive and
amusing DR.. Holland always draws-we
don't mean teeth-but full houses. And a
full one will greet him this evening. Secure
your ticket in season. sas esq
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-25

WE are under obligations to Horace Still
son, ESQ.,, Clerk of the House, for copy Of
the Register of the House of Representatives
for 1865. rn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-25

RECRUITING GENERALIZATION is called
10 the advertisement of Captains French &
Gordon, who have opened recruiting Office
In this city.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-25

CorToN GooDs.-It will be noticed by the
advertisement of Messrs. Feuchtwsnger q
zunder, that they have made great reduc-
tion upon the price Of their cotton goods sold
rotail
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-25

AT the Parish meeting Of the LIST Univer-
salist Society held last evening, it was vote
to purchase the new church on Congress
Square, the land, fixtures and organ, at their
cost ~ the proprietors.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-25

PErERsoN's MAGAZINE for February has
been received at the bookstore Of Hall L..
Davis, No. So Exchange street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-25

- correspondent asks, Why is the Estates
and Unioan paper like saponiferl and an
swers, Because 1t is concentrated lye.-[P Ports
mouth Chronicle
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-25

CALIFORNIAN BALL.-The LIST Anniversary
Ball of the Portland Burns Association, last
evening was grand affair. The proscenium
gallery was filed with spectators, and the floor
was crowded with dancers. The Scotch cos
TUNES looked magnificent, and every one ap-
peared as happy as person could be. We
have not space to elaborate upon this beauti
full affair, and can only say it was perfect
success 81 tae
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Special Notice.

The f'llo wing re yuaions will be rigidly observed
by the Projectors of the Press;
/. No papers will be delivered by Carriers except
TO those who have subscribed at the Office
2. No Carrier will be allowed to sell papers on ms
route, or to collect money from subscribers.
8. Carriers found guilty sfyolating the foregoing
rules they will be discharged
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-01-25
Proceedings of the Canadian Parliament

QUEBEC, Jan. "a.
In the opening debate in Parliament last
night. the Government was sustained by a
large majority, and the conduct of Southern
refugees in Canada was strongly denounced.
Determination was expressed to stop the abuse
of asylum, and commission was appointed to
inquire into the cause of the failure of the JUS
tice in. reference to the release of the st. AL
bans raiders and misrepresentation Of money
restored TO them; also to inquire into the con-
quot OF Justice CouTsal and Chief Of Police.
ln me mean time the Government have sus-
pended the Judge.
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New Crop GlaYed MOlasses,

1877 bids. New Crop Clsyed Melasses, Just
1O landed from brig Cas.illian. from Carde-
r-r--sr ALSO, Cd, .
400 HHDs. Prime Sierra Morena Clayed Molass-
es, for sale by .r.l'raI-f BEN
THOS. ASENCIO & CO.,
jan10tf Custom House wharf.