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SMUGGLNG.-Edw. L. Farr, mate brig VIM.
81. Park, was yesterday brought before o. s.
Commissioner W. Fl. Clifford, Esq, for aiding
and abetting certain persons in smuggling
cigars. He gave bail in the sum of $500 for
his appearance before the Commissioner at
10 o'clock to-day. Is ~
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RESIGNED We learn that Acting Master
John r. Skillings of this city, late Executive
officer Of the gunboat UnadiIla, has resigned
his position in the Navy in consequence of ill
health. he entered the navy at the com
mencement of the war, and has participated
in much hard fighting. His first cruise was
in the Fernandiha. After being detached
from her he was ordered to. the New Iron-
sides, then being completed at Philadelphia
To this noble, vessel he remained attached
during the long siege Of Charleston, returning
to Philadelphia only when the vessel absolute
ly needed repairs, which it was impossible to
make at Charleston or any place South.
His last service was in the Unadilla, in
which he participated in both attacks on Fort
Fisher and the capture of Wilmington. The
Unadilla was then ordered to James river to
help resist the rebel ironclads, which ii was
expected would maze another attempt to come
down river. 81 a!-.oneteg aQ
Capt. Sl1llings has been one OF our most
successful shipmasters, for many years sailing
out of Boston. We trust he may soon re-
cover his former health, in which case we
learn he will return again to the merchant
service. fs g3l
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Vermont Manufacturing News.

The Howe Scale Company, of Brandon,
have Manufactured 10000 scales during the
past year. They have recently made large
additions to their buildings and machinery,
ana now occupy IL acres of ground, including
iour water powers, III the heart of Brandon
village, and have over two acres Of floor rom
in the various buildings which are used IN The
business. The company turn out all descrip.
tions of scales, from the 1-2 ounce capacitv to
300 tons.-( Boston Commercial Builetin,)
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SEvEN-THIRTY LOAN.

.asSe Notes are issued under date of August 18th,
ssA ana are payable three years from that time, in
bo,sa ney, CT are convertible at the option of the
Iu4 81 Ill Ef4 5ual.
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Recent Publications.

Is4PE SoD; By Henry D. Thoreau, author of "a
week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers, "
walden, 30 Excursion, s'The Maine Woods,
ETC., ETC. 1 vol 16mo, PIP. $50. Boston
Ticknor Fields
Thoreau says that he did not see why he might
not H as well make book on Cape Cod as his
neighbor Emerson on "Human Culture.,a .sIt
Is but another name for the same thing, and
hardly asandier phase of it. But if the topic
be dry and sandy, the book is rich and juicy. It
isfull of wise thoughts quantity expressed, of
odd corceits and nice bits of description, and of
constant, loving sympathy with Nature in all
her moods. which makes this author one of her
best Interpreters. twas Thoreau's creed that
"Man in the bush with God may meet;" and he
did not really believe in the possibility of meet
ing Fin anywhere else. He turned from cities
and from men, to live in woods and fields; and
from such teachers as are met there he gathered
his best lessons. The present volume displays
the best pecularities of its very original author
and will be found to equal if not exceed in in
terest any work Of his which has before APP
peared. af5ao7a 400 $3.50 $685. saast
For sale by Davis Brothers. 60 a..
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QUOTA OF THE FIRST DIsTRIcT.-The en-
rollements for this district were made up from
the corrected returns, made to the Provost
Marshal on the 31st of December The whole
number of enrolled men at that time was
1890. The apportionments of the several
towns in the district were made from the re-
tuns of January 81, when the number of en-
rolled men were reduced to 1926. bin. =
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casaalsie. b. the Batsle Of saturday.

WARRINGTON, March 29.
The following are some Of the casualties 10
the 6th corps in the fight of Saturday: "
Killed,--Lieut. Col. A. w. Dwight, 122 N.
Y, VOL; Capt. W. Crosby, LIST Me-; Lieut.. f.
Hunter, LIST Me-; Lieut.. A. A. Dwinel, 1st
Me-; Lieut.. J. Whelpley, LIST Me-; Capt. j.
Goldthwait, LIST Me. 9ls ,tczl,eg
The number OF prisoners in our hands, as
the result of the days operation, is 2,571 en-
listed men and SS officers, besides about $50
wounded in the hospitals "a 9ees
An order is being Issued TO the army con-
graduating the officers aud men on the SPLEEN
did victory achieved over the rebels, and
thanking them for their behavior on the oc
casion. - i "a Is .i-asIfg84 s.s..5i ~ .,.,
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CoNcERT.-It will be noticed that another
Varian Hoffman concert will be given in
this city on Saturday evening at City Hall, on
the return of these eminent artists from the
east. The programme is brilliant one, and
we may expect some delightful music. It is
the last opportunity our citizens will have for
long time, to listen to the charming voice Of
Madam Varian. M fs
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REcRUIrTNG.-Twenty- men were sent
to camp yesterday from the Office Of the Pro-
vost Marshal, aud were credited as follows: =
Berwick, Kittery, North Berwick, Shapleigh,
WATERFORD, Gorham, Biddeford, Acton, and
Windham two each; Saco, Limington, Pow
nal and Wells one eaca-a is 6 ~
Ten men were enlisted yesterday, at the
City Recruiting Office, towards the quota Of
Portland
The particular attention of enrolled men is
directed to the notice Of Mayor Mcclellan in
our advertising columns -
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SUNNY SIDE--Ata social gathering of the
members of the Chestnut street NJ. E. Church
and Congregation, in the vestry Monday even
ing, their worthy pastor Rev. Mr.. Allen. was
presented with $2T5 in greenbacks.3 Mrs.
Allen was also made the recipient of some
handsome articles. fa a.1ta1 adl slasm
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.oa Y. .. 5-sO Six Per Cent.
6 olD-BEARiNe RnNns

THESE Bonds are now worth anrs,.,,
S'.'. 'n'luons s0ld interest from November. which
makes the actual profit on the $50 loan :, -. -.
rates. including Interest, about ten per cen,
annum, besides Its exemption from stat. oua r,,,.
e'pa' taxation, which adds from one 60 tire. per
cent. more, according to the rate levied on other
property. Theinterest Is payable semi-annuaily b.
coupons attached to each note, which may be cut on
and sold to any bank or banker.
The interest amounts to aaaar9 .lisl
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PORTLAND & KENNEREc RAILRoAD.-O On
and after Saturday next, the new depot of the
Portland g Kennebec Railroad on Canal
Street, will be occupied, and passengers and
freight will be received and delivered there
No trains will run to or from the old depot in
Back Cove after next Friday. sbgu
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BLUE FLANNEL CoNcERr FOR THE SOL
DIERs The 9th concert win be given this
evening at the house Of Abner Loweil, Pearl
street. Music by Shaws Quartette Club, con-
sisting Of solos, Duets, trios and quartettes.-
Tickets can be had at Lowell & Senter's, and
! at the door. Commence al s o'clock. ~
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Mr.. ED1ToR:-In your notice this morning
Of Madam Varian's Concert last evening, one
would suppose the Piano Forte, used on the
occasion was one of our manufacture. We
wish merely to state 1t was a Boston made
instrument furnished by us for the concert.
Yours, &c, y c. EpKARps 6 Co.
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p y. ..I-.--I9 ~ 37I9a llIhl1l7 30
nj FROM WASHINGTON.

Presentation to Commissioner .Holloscay y
Government Printiss0-T Presidents Vas-
It to the Arnsy-Arrsvag of Wouaded-Aove-
nae'ats of Gsserritias-Trial of a Newspaper
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New MUsIc.-We have received from
Henry Tolman & Co, Boston, some of their
recent new issues of music, which we think
are destined 10 be the most popular songs of
the day. Among them are the following
songs: "Mother will greet Me-" by M. Kel-
Ter; son the Eve Of battle Sister," by ]. A.
Hills: "Blue eyed Violets are nodding," by
M. Keller. All of the above, can be obtained
at the music store of William Paine, Middle
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-29

AocIDENT.-The lad who tends the switch
of the horse railroad, at the head of High
Street, slipped yesterday as car was pass
ing. The car passed over one of his arms,
crushing it badly. He was taken into
Whittier's Apothecary shop and attended to.
and was then sent home 2 @S.oG rsg7s
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TEETH TEETH TEETH !

DR.. D. still continues to Extract Teeth BY Rlects
ity icithoWt P0in. Persons having decayed tee
or stumps they wish to have removed for resetti
he would give polite invitation 70 call.
Superior Electro Magnetic Machines for sale !
family use with thorough instructions. n
DR.. D. can aceommodate . Nv. patients wi
board and treatment 1t his house. ~ -
Once hours from O'Clock r. 90 IzA't
from TO P. NJ. ana Ito in the Evening IA.
lConsultstion Free, 10 noVlu
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A CARD.-The undersigned take this
method to tender their sincere and heartfelt
thanks to their fellow citizens who SO gener-
ously assisted in saving their homes and prop
erty from destruction during the late fire; al
SO, to the fireman and citizens of Gorham, who
despite the present condition of the roads, so
generously forgot their own comfort in re-
spending to the call OF their distressed neigh
bors. s AsAHEL MOORE, -.
.g. >aogsr s-ai BRYCE M. EDWARDS.
3i % VIZ isfo 81 FARIUs M. RAY. 81.
..o GEO. WARREN. I'd
Ivory HEzELToN.
Saccarappa March % f4A23 Q ~ les
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Destruction of Cotton, dc.
AAhIVAL OF PRISONERS At KINSTOl
.Fol-l % AND NEWBERN. 81 81 81

/ ''llA o-iea Q. s4ei NEW YORK, March %.
A Newbern letter4of the 24th says 10 The
enemy captured three guns the first day OF
the battle at BentonVille, but on the arrival OF
the 18th and 14th corps they were driven in
all directions, leaving these three guns and
seven others, besides seven thousand prison
ers and their dead and wounded. M 49,,
Deserters are coming in in large numbers
sherman, with the junction of Terry and
ochoneld, Is now strong enough to sweep ev-
erythlng before him. -. r.. "a
sherman wagon has arrived at Kinston for
supplies. He will reit and be ready to move
again soon, with Gotdsboro' as his base.
Sherman's wounded will be brought to
Newbern A-its A5395I5a of y1fsg siF .
The people along Sherman's and Schofield's
routes give the troops hearty welcome.
IL Is reported that twenty thousand of Sher.
mans men are without shoes, supplies of
winch have gone forward 99o % h9uiasIsi p
A large amount of cotton and other proper
tyi has been captured. The enemy burnt one
thousand bales of cotton at tGoldsboro' before
we look Inc place. ss9lssg,y org ifiy, a.,
.ls.saam MoREHEAD CITY, N. c., March Is.
ae2uarter-master Gen. Meigs and staff arrived
here this morning from Washington. low
Vessels with supplies are rapidly arriving.
which are being sent to the front by rail. -
Capt. Austin, who has charge of both rail
road and water transportation, is extending
the wharf and making many other improve
One steamer, which sailed with $50 mules.
lost 80 before reaching here. ,4'Aiii's''A
=, Trains IRA viii go through to-day to Colds,
The prisoners captured by Sherman are ar
irving at Newbern. Eve hundred arrived
there last night, and two thousand reached
kinston at the same time. The rest will be
forwarded as fast as possible. 70 % odl b5l.
Reinforcements for Sherman are continually
arriving zoos 70 iaoasea eide nd .ei8sso1 =
. Deserterso and refugees are coming in in
great numbers. lsssdggQ sai sns ig9E
Our troops will doubtless take few days
resi- .at 70 zs8ngasaa st5 % 40 baA d go
~ Gen; Sherman may make a brief visit to
d en-. Grant. IN. III, l'9f q, -. 7lg
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For sale by Davis Brothers.

PoEMs; By R. W. Emerson. i vol. 32mo. Bos-
ton: Tcknor & Fields, 1865.
Admirers Of Emerson viii enjoy finding their
old fsvorites in this new and attractive dress,
the charming s'blue and gold" which Messrs.
Ticknor s. Co. have chosen to make the livery
Of the poets, The volume contains Wood Notes,
Each and All, The Problem, Threnody, and
many more Of those early gems which fixei
themselves long ago in the hearts of SO many
reauers. II IS TO be hoped that the publishers
will give us the poets later productions in
style uniform with the present volume r,
{ For sale by Davis Brothers. a,lT ez0
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Saccarappa, March %.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-29

Who have cold hands and feet; weak stomanh
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headach,
dizziness and swimming In the head, with indire
ton and constipation Of the bowels; pairin the SIX
womb with internal cancers; tumors, polypus. ar
all that long train Of diseases Will find In Eleotri
tty sure means of cure. For painful menstruatic,
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity s serta
apecihc, and viii n short time, restore the suer
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-29

PERsoNAL.-Hon. F. A. Pike, member of
Congress from the 9TH District, arrived in this
city yesterday, and took lodgings atthe Pre-
bic House. qi .4s.9.aigo7 nsas ~ IA
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-29

~ The great banker. Rothschild, used a
memorable expression duringa financial panic,
when he said: at is in vain to despise facts and
prejudicss. For my part, Ineyer war with pub
Lie opinion in such crisis; .ro,s
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Ie1ncaster. Ha11.
A Bare Chance for Business.

VNHE un 1ersigned. in conseqr enca of i'll health,
IL feels Obliged TO renquish the business which he
has been 30 long engaged in, under Lancaster Hail.
and will dispose of his interest there to good ten
ant. upon very advantageous terms 1t is tertainiy
the best stand in Portland, the Hall connected with
1t producing good paying busnesf OF itself. 1t is
well known throughout the s ate, commands first
class and profta le business-no other place can
compete with, or equalit. Tie rent low and will
bs permanently 80. Possession given immea lately
II dfsred II Oh Z L. ROBINSON.
March 2S-d2w x
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PoRTLAND AVID r1orNYTY.

Nes0 Advertisements To-Day
Thsatre-Deering Hsll-This Evening.
Auction Sals-E M. Patfen.
Vocal and Instrumental Concert-Citv Hall
+ shocks Pick Up Adrife n - -
Commercially Hall.
Board Wanted. u NJ
Interna'io nal Steamship Co-Sprin0 Arran 0emen,
lmoortant TO Femaits-C Pills
6ualo -Geo DavenyoIt& Co.
Grand Choral Festival at Bangor 9J L1t
Portland & Ken. K. R.-Chanye of Depot
Gauntles and Gleves-154 Middle ST.
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R enAOvaI.
Valise Lost

A s. E SPRING hare removed from Com
"A. mer: iaito ExcbaDge Street, over the office of
tn Ocean Insurance Compan .mar2Sdlm
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THE Girls Library Association Of the Port,
land High School, will hold a special meeting
at the Girls School Room this wednesday,
a ternoon at 4 o'clock. o57s---- sfr
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ECCLESIASTICAL CoUNCIL.-The council
Chickering as pastor of High Street Church
will meet, at the Yestry OF said church, this
afternoon at o'clock.
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aWrLLARDs," at Washington; "Metro-
politan'' and Fifth Avenues" at New York,
and many other hrst.class hotels, use Bur
netrs celebrated Extracts for favoring.
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Lost,


A FEW days siuce. kid Mitter, lined with pink
supposed to have BEEN dropped between Free and
Chesnct streets ON Saturday P. NJ. last. TIE hnd
either will o5lige The owner by leaving tbs anne
at this office. - 4. w 5',ss,s,s mar2S 2t
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TT was left In Hackney Coach. which carried the
Il ewner from the Penobscot boat 10 The Bos-
ton boat on Monday Evening". March .Oth The
mercial st. - @V
MoGILvERY, RYAN & DAVIS.
March H-dlw $40
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GRAND BENEFIT BALL.-The last assem-
bly, OF the season will take place this evening
at Mechanics Hall, and it will be for the bene-
fit of the Managers of the Select Assemblies,
who have exerted themselves SO much for the
pleasure of the dancing community during the
winter. raaaqls era .ol1sb,,sf Is
The music will be by Raymond's and Dia-
mcnd's full Quadrille Band.
A grand time may be expected.
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Ry ELECTRICITY

The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame and the laa
leap with 10y and move with the agility and elastic
lty OF youth the heated brain is coolcd; the frost
bitten limbs restored, the unoouth deformities re
moved; faintness converted to vigor, weakness
strength; the blind made to see the deaf to hear an
the palsied form to move upright; the blerslshes
youth are obIiterxted; the accidents Of mature III
sprevente d.; the caamitios Of old age obviAted An
An active circulation maintained. N
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Portland Dry DOCK Company

Portland Dry Dock Company.
fTNdE annual meeting OF the Stockholders of the
Il Portland Dry Dock Company will be h Id NJ
the Board of Trade Rooms. Monday April Sd at P.
M, Tor the choice of officers for the ensuing year,
and for the transaction any other business which
may legally come before them. Per order -alf.
~ so'trN I'M. DAVIS, Secy.
Portland. March Path. 1855. mar25edtd
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Municipal Court, March %.

Henry Gardner, for drunkenness and dis.
turoance, paid fine imposed of $500 and
costs. 3i 5Tad I6aGrgt
Robert Mills, John Conley, Peter Gorham
John Murray and John Blake, were brought
up, charged with being engaged in the ARRAY
on Fore street on Saturday last. They were all
adjudged guilty excepting Gorham, and were
fined $40 and one quarter of the costs each,
which they all paid.
George G. Moulton paid fine of three dol
lars and costs for drunkenness and distur-
bance. aQa l.-f aailI a
john Flaherty for keeping his shop open on
the Lords day, paid fine Of five dollars and
costs. d sua7 SICK
John Harrigan pleaded guilty to larceny of
a book from the shop of A. Robinson. In
consequence of the youthfulness of the lad
and his promise Of amendment he was dis
charged on payment of one cent fine and the
costs. ss IS fss.e n ts.. o
Samuel Averil was charged with assault
and battery on lad. A. Merrill, ESQ. an.
peared for the defense, and the examination
was postponed to Thursday. aaaa.a le
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E,.,r snIe ar 10 let.

A GOOD Stand for the Wool pulling business
Ia Also large Fam situated in Falmouth, about
two ~, none nts' walk from he Depot Apply to W.
S't Mlaoleet sslCT raAln " 81 msn4 a' .
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sew yers aeosass.

NeN 5nFN FlcSW9t.
"a -, s,.sgsg. NEW YoRK. March %.
'cots5uZhrmer; sales $50 bales; middiing up
land 80. 5eift eev5a ydlz.dsI q ~
Fiorr-salea 1890 bbls; State and Western decn-
g; State 25@9 70; Round Hoop Ohio 9 s5911 90;
Wes,ern Zoo 1922 Southern dull; sales $40
bbls at 10 l0@lS 50; Cansda dull; saiss $40 bbs az
W6eat-steady; sales IS 900 bush Chicago Spriu
o. 1 81; old Amber M lwaukee ! rs =
kOorn-.lower; sales 5000 new Yellow at 5591 Sc,
Oats-duil; Canada 81 ,isft nsesf So StsT
ForE-armsri new mo- mess sS It ~ 5oa2s s2 prime
Lard-frmer; sales $500 bbls at l6f91S3. vi
Butser--frmeF ;H0hio ID 922c. ~
Whiskey-frmef; sales 400 bbls at2 1s@2 49,
Sugats-dull; sales 100 hhds Muscovado at 10i@
IL, ssI.f So Al IA 10 So q 10 sSSs W. -
Cofse--dull.sgk M o4lllr.s , ,.ft tf
{ Naval Stores--dull. q yqs
~ l3Feiknte 70 4aVeFpe0t-1uil. .l&IeTaN 1'.if
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TO Let.

STORE No 2 Manufacturers Block, Union Street,
~ tcith or suitbot poacer. Also one Room rs by 40
feet, in third story NTH posDer For pari uars ap.
ply at Counting Room No Manf's Block, Union st.
WlNSLOW'S MACHINE WORKS,
mch2Sd3w J.L WINSLOW, Agt
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SCHOOL CoMsITTEE.-At the regular meet
ing of the School Committee on Monday even
ing petition was presented, signed by Jonas
ID. Periey, ESQ, and numerous others, praying
that one session day may be had in the High
School. After full deliberation upon the mat
ter, 1t was voted that the classes in the school
having been arranged for two sessions a day,
it was inexpedient to make any change at
present. sH x WHH 70
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THEATRE.-The Ticket Of Leave Man drew
a very large audience at the theatre last
evening. This evening the performances will
consist Of the great romantic Drama entitled
the "Corsican Brothers, or the Vlndette." "a.
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MARKET BEPoRrs.--A wholesale merchant

MARKET REPoRTs.--A wholesale merchant
yesterday called attention to an error in the
quotation for an important article of merchan-
disc, and said he had been selling at large
percent lge below that figure for a oeek We
can only say that the article referred to was
quoted precisely as is was in the Price Cur.
rent of only t,co days previous. itR
We have had for year past frequent CON-
plants about the errors in our quotations, and
we are trying to perfect arrangements by
which we hope to give more reliable reports
than have been furnished through any other
source. gf
Our Marine list is now In better shape than
1t has ever been heretofore, while our inde.
fatigable shipnews collector is constantly in.
creasing his facilities for still further perfect.
ing the list. We viii thank merchants and
Others having items of ship peWs, to hand il
directly into the Office. Their fayors shall be
reciprocated.
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Through Tickets.

rzzzsEEzz1 For the OIL REGIONS Of NEW
YoeK. PsNEsyLvASIA Ono. and ali
par9s Of the WEST via the FRIE HALFWAY. for sale
at the lowest rates, at the UNION noKEr OFFICE
+ 1ls 81 EXCHANGE STREET. ssie9ai
mar1SdSwstf XIV W. D. LITTLE, Agent.
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TO Let.

FrVH e brick Store 149 Commercial St., Conants
n Block with two good Offices in the second story.
Rent $500. Possession given Immediately s.
Aptlyto AUG,S e. STEVENS & CO..
mch2Sdlw Head of Widgery's Wharf.
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Es.ens.on Of the Time for rass,sg ss,o Or

70 y go"s~0ss"s' ~ so 5a4 fsl7sI
HARRIsBURG, PA, March %.
The following dispatch has been received by
Gov. Curtin from the War Department: ssi.t
Var Department, Washington, March ~.
TO Coz. Curtin.-The time for raising new
organizations is hereby extended to April 18th
but this authority does not postpone nor inter-
fere with the draft, mastering officers will
continue to muster In. -
n, tSigned) IS JAMES B. Fay, b ~
20 lios .iBg Provost Marshal General.
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Merchants Exchanges
ANNUAL MEETING. lai

afHSHE Annual Meeting of the Nero hants' xchange
J. will cecnr Thurs az, March 3Oth. -
All subscriptions for the coming year will COM
menoe ut that tine, and su0cribe's requested to
return their expired admission checks and procure
new tfck cts, as no persons will be admitted after
that date without, rlcketi, except visitors from
abroad who may lie egularly Introduced b. mem
bers upon the books such are entitled to ad-
mission by the RULES and Regulations"
SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Single individuals, 90 per anrum.
Firms, e4 sts 1000" . fs.
maI27dtd Il =: 0N ~ s1p' = = = -
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FINANCIAL.
u. ST. 80 LOAN.

By authority Of ths Secretary of the r,s..,,v a..
undersigned has assumed the General snh...,-.,-
Agency for the sale of United States Treasure NJ
bearing seven and three tenths per cent
annum, known asthe a aissIsGa .egEt.
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Financial.

y, 8 .aoAM PHILAnELpHIA, March 2S.
The sale of 1905 to-day amounted to 49,
l1R000 ssict 10 .t1e4
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Real Estate FOR Sale.

A STORY and a half house, situated in Cape Eliz-
IA abeth about mile from Portland Rridga, and
short distance from the Town House, with from
two TO eight acres ofland will be sold at bargain
Apply to j. PARRoTr, on the premises.
March 29--d4w& ID n - "a
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Wamfed hal PmrcI,nsn

A BRICK HOUSE, situated in the western part OF
N the city. Possession to be had May LIST fe66.
Address Box No. 90 ]. rt'and p o., stating local.
ity price &C.. for three weeks. dec19dwtf