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QrARrERuAsTzn GENERALS OFFICE
ffssr DIVISION,
WARRINGTON CIrr D. c. March 1868

tJkOTOSALS Tor DEAD 6OnStS.-Sehleu
PrDposl. win BE- received az this Office untN ~ oc oc
SATURDAY March 49, 1915 for the purchase OF al horses
that nay ds be killed tie Gieboro Depot wash
ngon D. C. within the next twelve months succeeding the
ds OF the citing OF ting con rset
The horses viii b. delivered certain delegated spot 10
be- fixed By the United Saies.
Tho animals TO be- removed daily, and conveyed far
enough from The nik Of The depot 10 avoid AL nossnce,
either to the depot or the reaiden, in the vicinity
Payment wl b. required In Government funds, a. tho
close each MONTH Tor all animals delivered to that date
Bonds with approved securities in the OF ten thousand
10000 dollars viii be required iron tho party to whom the
contract : awarded.
Each proposal the price per animal giving fal
name and address OF bidder and be accompanied
by gnlutee syred by two responsible persons AMI ceied
by United sts-s officer responsible known TO
iii. Office and b. tbs oath Of signed, stamped
aud On y atles.ed.
This 6le receives the rst reject any all bids that
r,nv b.ohcrcd.
Propo.as should ba addressed the undersigned Washing
d G. and be auiy marked on the envelope, Proposals
for Dead Horse" JAMES a. EklN,
Colonel IA charge First Division q NJ. q. o.
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CORPORATION Notirfs.
CERRY FRANCHISES AT AUCTION-J

MERRY FRANC HISES AT AUCTION.-At
thoCy Hal. O. THURSDAY April 1865 at 10 O'Clock
a. M vi" be sold az Public Auction the highest bidder with
seqr.t. security fo OF Ten day
May, 1865 "
me Lease OF the Ferry established from the foot Of
Whtehollsireet 10 Staten Island.
The ease Of the franchise Of the Ferry as established
from The foot Of Barclay street to Hoboken New Jersey
Tue lease the franchise Of the Ferry AZ established
nom the foot o. Jenths,rect, East River to Greenpoint
Lorg Island.
Ihesoid srooI forry Lease will be sold with all the
neht and advantages thereof belonging to the Cor
pgraton Of the City o. New ok.
Terms aud conditions OF sale may be had application at
tire Com ptroler's Office.
BY order OF the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund.
MAvTHT
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NOTICE to the CARRIAGE BUILDERS 81
~ NewYork City and Vicinity that on and after Tue -
day Of MARCH the othe Joufneymen Carnage fsteI'
shall be 80 and 81 81 per day By order Of e Aso4ton
"H GEORGE BROWN, President
JOHN Nc(iRATH, Recordils Secretary
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6h1 ono REWARD. Taken from me on
20 i ,OOO THURSDAY NIGHT March 2 at III
Mira Depot who endeavoring enter the Of tInone
rbiug wes.). beautiful baek turkey morocco POCkEI
BOOK, with leaves and apartments for bills OF different de
naons containing s7z, in Bonds, Treasury
Notes Grrcubacks and National Currency l't I'VE -
pr cent interest coupon bonds $50 each Nos. 29 J5 and
Os blank and coupons Ca a. foa per cent comp
Int Treasury notes. $50 each and & 20 do 3d. Two So
grcpnbacks some four OF six $50 The balance In SO. S.
&C. together with very valuable papers TO while TO other
parties they be Of pscu value. Whoever WA
return tle L. SiiAFER, Salamanca N Y, will re-
ceive the above reward and no questions asked.
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The byis Nellie Antrim Wallace from Nuevi,as for New
York vent ashore the point OF Sandy HOOK al O'Clock
ehis morning.
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OYyIcE OF W ArKK TRAssPoRTAIios. u. 5. A,
40 "a SOUTH 1niRDsT.,
IL. ..--r naun Ill

no "a SOUTH THIRD ST,
PuriAD LPnI,. March I, 1865. ,
PROPOSALS FOR WATER TRANSPOR-
J. TATiON.-SEALED PROPOSALS will b. ,rrceived at
tbi. Ole, until THURSDAY March &C. 1868 II zocloes m
for ie by 81 Army Supplies from Phs
delphii Pa 20 the various pont the Southern coast ana
transportation OF Army Suppies from those points 10
Phiadr lhs Pa. on the follow conditions
Transportation be furnished by either sail CT steam YES
se, or both 30 AeSandia Va sId Washington d. c. ~
barge, or vssscs) this Department may require "
AID BIDDERS should distinct the price In writing ana
figures Tor each cas-. . - -. IN
Tho contract viii be given for the entire month OF April
1853.
Bidi,rs the per hundred (l") miles ioI
which icy vii transport horses mules cattle, asos
ambulance hay. and also. tbs rate per barrel u OF
pounds rud bic foot pes hundred l) unes i"
which they wi transport III other freight OF they may pro
pose the entire dis'rnce from fhsdepha rs 70
1ny che sBd from samc 20 fhsi~p"l
for tho entire distance. stating from and TO what ports
Transportation be- ed brn requiTed and IN sse
Of aufs tho pau .! The contractor 10 iGrish no fest
.ary transportation the Government to hsVe the M 70 sup
o. r dc e cy and rlar. the difference OF
cost shoffl hi. irr rat. have 10 be paid.
m. Government the rsht to freight infepe hd.h'
~ thu - ntraei al vessels may be owned ny TIE
UntSf States unacr charter. . 49,,
Bono. vi Al r.v.J security viii be required nom the
uarty l. whom tDe CONRAD may ae awarded -. q.
lia. viii Re oreu-d on THURSDAY. Isrch 49, lF3. ~
o'eo m aud 6Ador requested TO be present. Awards
VII made FRIDAY, Msfcn IT, and the saceesHa oi'
der notified. .-,
tn a h to r'ct any vessels "hcn may " usen'"
By order Of Col WILLIAM W MeKIM; chi,f Q aItsr'
-, pLai IN .lruia u.u.1 Holm II JETNiN0S.i Pm.
fapiain aud Ass.tant Qnartefrnaiter
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ansnranre Companies.
NE W.YORK FIRE AND MAR1NE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
90 WALL. STREET,

80 WALL STREET,
c,e1tc.ptT,,r 5000 OOC.
The Copauv hss IN successful oIe,soD FOR more
tbsu THiRTI YTABs. tHd c0utinos 70 iNstIp sgsi1si
IS I'D Dfug ~ FIRE uponttrin q iVofsoe he siHaaf
'''' NO MARINE RISKS q AhLN
ALL LOSES LuIsRALLr ADJUSTED AND rhohPfh IAip'
pIRKCIORs.
DANIEL. UADERiilLL, President.
=, -, uvali,, IIaxtun Chss. L. Stewart
oivef u. 'olsa 81 Weriur saunic n. Dodge.
l,aeh y. .,'t.,s r pfe;f.r 'Mchasl Ui.choefeL
go q Harri.t nyiysnus Dedel. lh.s: ~ Lcws
John T. h"ui" 1, i.,, UertrsL Joseph a. Drey louS.
JOHNNY h0"' r,,n,.. psxey Janios e. 0nlick.
1ohn Even. Ihonss, psvesSi ys,nss r. Wr,sl,L
Wflliai Dcpcw, Henry ), oeaaae,, 80, :. $50
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Mihiarp Nci,crs.
THE QUOTA OF NEw-YoRK,


THE QUOTA OF NETWORK,
1900
VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOii NEW
YORK COUNTY.
INCREASED BouNTIFs AND HAND MONEY
mee.iu. Of the County Committee on Volunteering.
ted on SATURDAY. February II, 1875,
resent-OnuoS BrrsT ESQ, Chairman
Hon. NJ 7. BRENNAN Comptroller,
Hon. ELIJAH (. PuKDY, SUperTsOr,
Hon wrLilsn 81. TWEED Supervisor.
Hon. WILLIAM r. srKwARr Supervisor
On motion of Supervisor wiLLIss 81 9wE1D II w''
-xsarrnoUsiy .
Rsoiued Th.. the County pay for one-YeaF recruit
Three Hondred ts3oo Dollars Bounty "nd fiiiy 80, p'
--fats Hand money. - -.
.2a Two Year Rerrut Foa' " "hoieo 49, '~'
d" and sevept, Ave y 49, Dollars Bsnd'money
saT Tb,.s1esr Recruit Six Hundred ts6oo Do'1'
s.unry and One Hundred 400 Dolars Had money
-.-r.r BOUNIIES
FOR THREE YEAR RECRUITS. -
COUNTY.
GOVERNMENT. oVV
Total
FoR TWO YEAR RECRUITS.
COUNTY '''-'''''''''''e W"
GOVERNMENT. .....!........''.'''''.'..' ~oO
Observation-Disclosures.
FOR ONE YEAR RECRUITS.
COUNTY coOv
GOitKN MI wv
.'..'''''''''e ~"
Tas bounty b. paid to the Recr, 10 his OWL hll4Is
crc7ided IN Section ) Of the State Law resimg g
Boaates (Y Assembly BIN No us Of 1885, and TIC baud
money TO BE- paid the person who ny peens tna ~ a.
By order Of the Committee, A
CORNELIUS CoRso-, CLERK.
AT the REGULAR UNITED STATES
"A NAVAL RENTZyOUS 80. IA sste.st., tie Ilsaest
fa,h Bounty and Hand Money l. PAD sEAMEN, OliDl-
NARY STAhiE.H, aud FlREMEN WANTED. tubtuiwes
furnished ut the shortest notice. Apply g.
' WIN CHURCHILL. TIERNEY &Co
nRAFT INSURANCE OFFICE, No. PAT
IL Broadway Drsft commences on headsy Exemption
.sorl draig for $50
Applications mus, be inside this day,
NB-substtutes secured for drafted paItiss
CUBSTIT TES and VOLUNTEERS
- WAhTED.-Highest Bouutics pad for two, rid
three yssrs Army and Navy, al No II PrsTow opposite e
CUBSTITUTKS FURNISHED to all sppl-
- can't. n ono hours notice and for rnodsIa.e Trce
Addrss. T. NEWTON. No Nslfa.
priniln9.
CHARLES G. SHELLEY,
~ sTEAM jon PKIETEo,
No so BARCLAYST,
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stesmshp Yazoo bound Deth inst rs miles rom fof'
Royal hgh-ship -, =, -nN ., Zane
8Atteras. 80 -, =, ., a. a. -, seo.
fsrk Delaware bound SID ult, IT. " 2I Ion. % W
schr. LoUss-~tuo s4tel 4t 81, lob ~ %
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TRfF RAITNAY.-Trains leave foot q
NJEW.YORK and NEw-HAVEN h IA a
~ 1894 WINTER ARR .l .SsEMs I'm iSds
.- ~rw.YORK, nth 81 AND SIT


.. ~ -rwYosK, frTHsr AND <rH
TR trys LEAVE AZ. 4-~'rE. ~ "A a. m
$500 --I- AvEn. - mi u H. tEIss
For New Haven, Ieo. 8sJlE x,b lLJo. elf a
co. fEx..l 3.s5 40 and $50 TN, y ,X
For n ssepor, TQe s0a taI,I ll.D NJ; LIS, (Ex,D
aeO, (E1,5 d45, 40 and ace lEI. P: IN. ,.
For Fairfield son,Apor aud wespcr 100, ii%a m. @4A
450p -. :. =. IN. =
345 20. so. $40 lex. } r. IA.
For Greenwich 100 ~ iac y. = - - ? a., ~
aec. Tx } 5ty 40. $50, So. 500 tEx. Up NJ
Por Po Chester ediats stations Ieo Nv IL
a m. ,. IS, $50 $50. 6.3p. 100 p M i-
CONNECTl No TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield. sO NJ Ex,l 400 tEx'' ~
p. ~ 90 ., ,o,s r. Aooon -
Tor fisrt'ofd and Springfield, AGO tEx) s'm ttrD 1%
Gx.,l ll.ls 8oo p. M ,r ,,,x.
For Hartford Providence and sthkiH Eairosd 81" 'IA"
Fo1 New, ,yrp New London snd stoninston Railroads.
600 N. IiS 100. Soop M
For Can.I R-ilrosd, ials .. N. to NORTHAMPTON
For Hoisa.ouo Railroad y q. an
For Nanzasck Railroad, $50 .. m, 90 p NJ
Nor panburY and Sor,ysh ksilfosd, 5e' SSd a m, ~
p m asoD tain
$500 JAMES n. HOfl, Supt
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u ONO ISLAND RAILROAD - WlNTER
II ARR ANGFYE r.-leaycs NewYerk, Jane -s.ip a1A
JitI East River e-cnpor sAs hsrb,r iian'p on. ke
etc For Yspsszs. Laksla'a islp ssos loo sld farm
Gfesnport on SATURDAY sssnnlsl Fog syssses = ICY
g. M. and p. m. isiagcs e1nfest ior 0I.a spfnS
Winnsld al 0 and 10. 70 a u and 3, and s .. M
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN --Leases Ssss 81. -
River tDl5s m fer Ysvnank stoFpg % al etstons e.
e-p Hprnpstesd syose Escsr on ieset. ai mn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-10

CTEINWAY g. SONS GOLD MEDAL
- GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS sre now eonsidcrsi
the best Va Europe well % th, country avns recered "a"
M, ptxe Medal Al Tue ylds Exhibition H. London, is,.
TIE principal ny the sten'say fi1nes re suls oI
10 Ell other h,m = compossd Of bve prtcf4
rpc oe makers father and four son>l VINO invent al 'f
1s, improvements and NJ sr whose pn-eA hll~f .son
every part the intTrnont u ianHisGuied nnfrropin
Nos II and - East Fonrteents BETS SEA Union sa iaIs AMI
Irving Plsoc, hos -lofk.
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6ieamboais amo RAILROADS..
CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.

CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
For BOSTON,
WORCESTER PALMER. FlrCHRUR0s NAsnUA
LOWELL, CONCORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The and sannch st-suiers OF the Norwich linet
leave New ork daily fSundays exeep'ed st4 o'clock ~
from Pier No. 70 North River, foot OF Iesry e.,
FOR NEWLONDON.
thor, connecting with the Steamboat Express Tsin ron tn
sboy. points via Norwich and Worcester Boston md We
oeer and Nashua and New London aud NoThsss
Railroads.
freight taken the For information inluf1
l. ;. MARTIN, Agent, on the Pier
TIHE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR 'BOS-
a TON.--SToNfNGTOS STEAMBOAT LIME. ~
VIA GROT0N AND PROVIDENCE. :.
THE OLDEST QUICKEST, SAFEST. AND MOST d.
RtCT AtOtUlN0 POINT JUDwHy,s.
The ncgnihsea Steamer COMMON EAtrH'. q
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS The sisesss
Steamer "PI.Y MOUTH ROCk," on MONDAYS, WeOSES
DAYS and FRIDAYS, on and after THUhspA 1. "Hl n's-
fhese boats start from Pier No. 10 Norm River foot
Court aeknow ldred by Liexpeeneed aAvss
be among the strongest most cotnoftans u
best that American waters At all season
oil wssess these boats invariably make the passage
time.
are marked features OF these foating palseesF =
rerhs and sate.roop may secured Of hafndena II
pr-ss OH No ~ Brosi~sy, ana a. No lib Nss-sss W.
ork aud at No. 70 Washington Boston,
NJ. Il. SlAlOSS. AGENT, 4
chan. - Navixatiou Irsusportaf On "a
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A TT ANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RaIIwAY. Nrw rRoAo qaCgE ROUTE PAS as
sEN6ER TRAINS LEAVE NEW,Yokk s,S s, tue Ens
70 CiivELhND. o., WITHOUT CHANCE or IARS.
n,.,,ns Nth rsroeds all principal cities ~ the West
Ib,s yosd beng asd aud will Be ~ compess
r,nplr OF MAJ snid, ,aion urs.nA Ds5,0u' o'ndn
T M GoopnAk Gen TiciS Ag., HI NV nEIsEk,.
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NOCICE - British Steamship PENNSYL-
wiz ,,ys p.r No GIN r. on SATL HDAY, the III In a.,
M fa.snger ue requested 10 be o. board ~ A. ~
'- WILLIAMS 4 GUIUN. No. 1lWsist
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP cos LINE.

NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP cos LINE. D..
IN DAILY FOR PROvlDEAcL Direct.
onsi.tinE the FOL OWN; and saepdd caniers:
LI.ECIaA Capt J. W. Nye; OALArEA Capt. W. ~
Joncs; OF EANrs Capt g. Crowel
the above znifceut s;esn- VIII leave Pier no
O. North River foot Of Robinsonsi Daily is0ndsy' ez
{. p,etl at o'clock ,.
70 Connecting at PIoyilenoe with 1;G u 4Isin Tor
boston
rY-Frei,ht taken 3, Propeller Rates.
n rbe. steamers up.urposssd 10 their arranreDent
Tor ths eoart and .cy Of psspgcs and br loo! es Tor
the " lnspoItaton OF Freight.
~ Passengers alter refining for the night not disturbed
nj they aIrtyo in Providence at hour early tnonfh 10 So
rur- sssfs 81 de.xed, tbs rsI accommodation train Tor
Boston
Fo- information regard 20 Freight &C. apply to ISAAC
ODELI Nrrrrsl FREIGHT Agent. Ppr No q, n. II.
For Tcke,s s,eierooms o. Bsrth., Apply TO w: M Ed
WARDS General Tcst Agent Pier No. "a. North River
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-10

WI THHgTY GOLD or SILVER MEDALS o. other hf't
Ircr I1ns hgrc been awarded TO within few year. io
TiF BhsI ipura ants ~ this cass Over two hni oi
,, rot ed tu.ieias u Neg orb md ott prn
c ee declare ull tn in.irIrents Of OR mai. cscr' ~
cfeg, fsee u ririars 81 circuirfsl Sslsssoon NO
Mercer ny I'm s-reh viii ronieye 20 10 ~ EToad~syl
MAhOS BKOIHtNS.
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YT7IE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
l ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
pE1nxrPN NfA- YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT CORK HARbOH -
AND BETWEEN BOSTON Ash LIVERPOOL, CALI
INC AT HALIFAX AND CORK HARBoR.
Newly ora. " etnes day, March
Boston, ednesdav, March -
ciIBA,........isayes New srk. WessnescAy Mach ~
AEKIC DosJos. ncescay, March =
leaves Now York. Wsdnesday. Apru
AsY leaves Boskos W einc day. Apni "
IRON sswSoR1 40 LNRsPooL-
Chief Cso.i Passage. ..'.....'''.''..'''...~na
se,ond Cabin Passs<e.. Observation-Disclosures " "
fgsx BosIoA TO LyKKrooL.
ChiefC ahiI Passage. ....................< euf -
secoud Cabin PsAsags. .................A.. To ~
s,vnb, ia sold IL, equivalent in United sscs currency
R.rths not secured snti pad for
Al experienced Snsyeon ecafd. -,
Te ships i be accountable Tor specs
or yaluablss Bh OF Ladg having value
are signed tiieEstor -
fofT resLl OF Passes, .rJEy,o. un a. ..~u, ,,-.u
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NOR NEw-HAvEN, HARTFORD. ana
n sTprNGFIEID -Steamors leave pee~shp al s''eas
A., "A, "a Norl end East from Nsw-lisSss q p IA
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Sailed,
Spokeu.

SHARON a-Steancr Zodiac.
bns--Nolan,, Gertrude.
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mon PIER 80. u RIvzR Third Pier sbovs
FOO, nf C.rss-s, N. Y. DID,. :,
rAsSA0F-Chrf cabin stateroon 20 Sioo according
o. Igcafiot # STATE loom. Second cabin So
n, NOR NlNG STAR T. Az tunsi the kNENiNb sIar
.ci' fan. 'or W 'p' an r4G tsusi DAY si""
ffols- steulsst Their Ps..sDTer seeou,-
mediation. eKseed By .Aosc upon suT ohe Steamers
IN ~ world. $500
~ No Freight received Bits Of Ladinf signed afer ~
ccocs te day Of sliny ~ tol Frest OF fasssse sp
rlyto JAMES 4. RAYNOR. NO. 10 bsrclsy--t.
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1I,HE briggs PATENT PlANOFORTEs

Cal aud cssifife iae1n. Sole agents L.
WAi. HALL. :. SON, No. 80 Broadway.
Y,UE HORACE WATERS Grond, Square,
i ana Ijorirh, PIANOS. MELODEONS, IIAhNtI
MINIS and l.OI.iAS ORGANS Wloesaie End retail TO
, and rent aiiow.d prucI,e A. Monthly payments r.
ed ,r the .~1e second band pi>noss barlsns, nom 10
IN CO.'S sheet M d ittie -o ~ lIe. Iar pes. fiAist
h sttensssea To try mu'ie- bnftory and Nhief0ViH,
Eo 4gl Btosdwsy laxI paid tor secondhand Pifn'L
LIMITED pItNO-IOETE MAKERS,
No "A WAId.ER-ST, New ork.
Our Company being eowpo.cd entirely o. 'rprnof
o,soet w src ensa.d 20 iroduc. more Iries Piano
Eorts THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE.
F,ery Instrument .rarun,sed for Five Ser'.
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CvIEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
ny al Qu-en.,own tCork Hsrborl.- The we.ltrows
s.,..f. Of he Liverpool Scwfo and fbiadeiphia stcer
,hiD Companv tIn.r Lne) carrying the u B. Msus are IN
tr,aed 10 stil M ollowsi .l.f...' 49,, =,
EDl ~BUIif All IN
llah 80
cl4s or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..sntufnsy. ~ Ga a.
And ever, succeeding SATURDAY, noon frou risr -
North River.
pArss oF PASSAGE
PAYABLE in gold or ls equivalent in cuustrys - a.,
rIssT CABlN..,...,.SsGv w SIERRA Oh .....'.''sw W
Fins Cabin 10 London. IS 90 stseraee 20 ondoh'' 20
ki,st Cabin 10 2ss, - "a >tecrsse to fsrn.''.'
- fsbin ~ I,uLgr1 o. Cc S,eersge 20 huoufs 8 W
r.. ,rrs~r, aSo forwarded Ha,rs Breneu. Rotterdam
Aitwefp NC, az equally low rHes ,,.. s-x eax
M s,a.r.-. - "a Tho.s who ~sh scDd ios tAlsu
fr,end. can, buy tic sets al these rs;ss-
Ea, nLsr ialoguaiioi apply at The Companys omcss
IrTTN a DALE Agent No. - broaaway, ~ y.
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VI'fIE NORTH GERMAN LLolD 81 INN.
Il snip NFw.YDRk Capt. q. Wenke conirnand-r carry
,ed states mail soil from tho Bremen pss DOT
o. "'D URDAY. March u, at u O'Clock N.
BRENrN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
Taking psssstsers To ,,.,.
LONDON, uAyEE, SOUTHAMPTON AM, jar EN,
at ,he following rates. payable In gold OF IA Gun
Fo the frs. cabin eIc second eabp, 6f so; ssersge,
viii he followed by the HANSA, March 20 ,. f..r
f0' He'sN' " oFIGIcHs 4 co. No. 50 Breeds.
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EIRsT-CLASs PIANOS selling Mt 500 go
and T-s rbch guaran,s. cannot be bought les. tisn
a4nO 20 1850 esewhfrc- Gnarrr~es fmhnn.c. bh ones
ak.,n In erci.anxs r. J. CHAMBERS No 80 R'"~d~nJ'
NOR SALE. a first-class PARLOR ORGAN,
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-27

THE New YORK ExPREss.-Last year Mr.,
Stephen T. Clarke of New York, son of Seth
Clarke of Westbrook, brought suit against
the Messrs. Brooks OF the New York Express,
to recover his portion of that establishment,
lone sixth he having left it on account of its
copperhead principles. The claim of Mr.
Clarke was resisted by James Brooks, from
whom Clarke had purchased the interest in the
establishment. Mr.. Brooks claimed that
Clarke had only purchased one-sixth of his
u. BIS proportion, which was only two thirds
of the establishment At the trial Brooks SO
testified, while the testimony of Mr.. Clarke
was directly to the contrary. 1t was a ques-
ton of veracity between the two, and the Jury
sustained Clarke. and gave verdict in his
favor, but Brooks threw all the stumbling
blocks ne could in the way of judgment be-
ing obtained on the verdict.
The New York Post states that the case is
now at an end. On Wednesday last Justice
DAILY of the Court Of Common Pleas, issued a
decree declaring Mr.. Clarke entitled to the
amount of his claim, one-sixth of the whole
property, and making a reference to ex Judge
Bosworth to sell the paper, with the usual
leave to the parties in interest to purchase
The referee is to take and state the accounts
ofthe paper and of the receivers 1.-THE Brookses),
and after paying the debts of the concern, and
reserving reasonable sum TO pay costs, to
divide the remainder between the parties ac-
cording to their respective rights, namely:
james Brooks, one-half; Erastus Brooks, one
tniro, and Stephen T. Clarke, one sixth. The
question OF costs remains toebe settled by the
Court
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-27

What series of victories Sherman mas
strung on the golden thread of his march since
he left Atlanta, and all without the sheuaiug
of blood, 1.-The greatest amount OF PoWoer nay
ing been burnt in celebrating bis triulnpns.
Savannah and Fort McAllister, Columbia,
the proud capitol of the Palmetto State
Charleston with Forts Moultrle and Sumter
all these have been added to the garlands which
crown his march.
Then we have Wilmington and Fort Andar-
son, closing up the last blockade running
port. and all gained without bloodshed. Sure
ly this is cheering to the national heart Mean
time Mobile is menaced by Federal armies
said to be approaching from two different
points, and in its fall it must necessarily carry
down Montgomery and nearly the whole Of
Alabama.
Sherman, meantime is sweeping on with
resistless power up to and probably through
North Carolina, taking Raleigh, the capitol, in
his way, giving promise of an efficient con-
junction with Grant, in a way TO cut off Lees
retreat.
What must be the result? Plainly this !:
that with his avenues for supply cut of, Lee
must either capitulate or come out from be-
hind his Entertainments to give fight to superior
aud well entrenched forces, and this is precise
ly what Grant wants. All things look well
and the last strongholds of rebel power will
soon be uuavailing for their defence. Surely
"the morning light is breaking; the darkness
disappears"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-02-27
A Re-ie-able Oorrosnnndent.

Friday mornings Advertiser contained a
letter rom its re-lie-able correspondent. whose
veracity, keen perception and clear Indictment
nave ofsen been commendd in that nanar from
winch we clip the following paragraph;
Inc fact that the President has pra,+od :,
respite IN the case of Capt. John r Rea,s
VINO had been sentenced to be hung in Ms
York ON the 18th inst, excites much commep.
and speculation here. 1t will be rememberad
that the case OF this individual is of a mo,a
aggravated nature than that of the ST. Alhans
raiders; and setting aside all political and mil
itary considerations, there are many eminent
jurists here who believe that he richly merits
DEATH But in all probability, the respite in
his case will be followed either by his exchange
for some prisoner Of equal rank held by the
Coniederates, or else by permanent mitiga-
ton OF his sentence. That he aoiu not bs made
10 sgUer death, may be regarded as certain.
Between twelve and two o'clock ofthe same
day the above was published-beiorest the ink
was fairly dry-Beals expiated his ofIenses
upon the gallows, sho wing that the governments
has the nerve to hang rebel pirate.