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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-03-23
ORDER OF RATIFICATION.

Ecubcn Worihngtoh .------ =
'.f hiHl rs ''a7 No Insolycn;s o. c. 1854.
His Creditors. yDsie4H.. p. vi.u. Ms or
Ordered this 18Th day of March 1865 that the So c
made and reported ty George 4. pearre, the tr,s-
tee in this by his report filed in thiscause on
the 18th .day of March 1855 lie and tbs same is
hereby ratified and confirmed, unless canec the
contrary thereof is shown onor before the goth day
Of May 1865. Provided. \ copy of this order is in
serted in some newspaper published in the city OF
Cuml erland once In each Of three successive weeks
before the LIST day OF Mny ls(i5. .,.. ,-sj ..-t T
The amount Of sac is So56s7.
-atL e4g h,s.- .iris n. RESLEY. Clerk.
True Copy Test-H. RESLEY, Clerk.
March 23-3t
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LIST OF LETTERS.

I EIIkRS remaining unclaimed In the
IL Post-otliro AT Cumberland, State o: MARY !and
9th day Of March 1858.
css~ TO obtain any Of these letters. the eppl'-
cant must call for aaefs'ised htrs, give the date
Of this list, and pay one cent for advertising.
"FREE DELIVERY Of letters by carrieyI, at the
residence Of owners, may lie secured by observing
the following rues;
~. DIRECT letters plainly to the street and
number, rs well as the rost-ciire and Stale.
IN. IA RE- UE,r for The kkTl kN of let
ter to tho writer, If unclaimed Within 30 DAYS or
less written or printed with the wfit,r name pe {.
Office and SAFE, across the left hand and Of the en-
vrlope; The face side will lie complied will t the
usual prepaid ratio of postage, payable When lbt
e;ter ia delivered to the writer"
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-03-23

ToRrEpoEs. Admiral Pearson informs tho
Navy Department, that attempts bavo been
made by rebel synipathizers 70 construct tor
pedocs in the yi.inity Of Panama for the pur-
pose Of blowing ". the United States al
yefscls IN the barber Of thsts.pva.s but thsir
Pima ts'f tc.r traitntcl s-s,h ,, ,l.i,-t
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-03-23
NJ \ II II | l., ID

On Thursl,; evening, Mntch Ctr, In The En- .nue'
Church. b. Rev Mr. rerinchicf dr. Edmund
UusaH Of Montgomery county, ana Miss .KriGn Le.
dIughter OF x y. Johas,n. Esq, ciihis city.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-03-23
~ ALLEGANY COUNTY
B o U N T r. i O 4 +
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS q

TNIIE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Of
l. Al.gaav County hv,yirtpe Of The late Act, of
the General Assembly, have resolved TO raise bs
ion,r, The ruurof ttrtT-fgG thousand, two hundred
dollars to hc paid in cash as the County Bounty Of
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS to each man drafted
and held to service, and 10 every person volunteer
ing or furnishing representative substitute. to he
credited 10 The quot, uf the county under the cali
81 the President of December, 1864. One hundred
and ihiT,v-ve County bonds will he issued for two
hunrrcd dollars each and sixty-eight County Bonds
for four hundred dollars each. 0nc-balf of eac
class is payable on TIE frst Of January, 1866 with
interest from date. and the other half ion the first
dav of January: 1867. with interest from date the
first years Interest TO be paid on the latter on fe
first of january, 500. and the second ycarfs fin-
terest, with the principal sum, on the first dav Of
j.9saryolssIgIl any hsllcJs I'll Rcsl Z should
ers can at future meeting extend the time for pay
ing the principal sum and continue 10 levy the in
tcrest only on such bonds. annually,
Both classes of Bonds are now resdysfor delivery
and in the hands of the Al'ccrny County Bounty
Board : fJnhn n. Young. Nelson c. Read. and
opcwell Eehb:) who are authorized TO rec i've sub
scrptions and deliver said Bonds TO the Subscribers
The County Commissioners have taken thisaction
under the law TO promote enlis'mcnfs. and ,laca
tine county an equal fontinc with Bnlt n are tv
and the other countirs Of the State ard enahlet'is
eonn'r tn gil its quota without resort to draS. All
whoare liable TO draft or have friends little 10
draN should invest 10 these Rrnds ans snahlr the
them from drnft Neoi'v cvcrv
d-sfat'c in the county could rais-l eno,uh to
take n bond, and II on,v a few do T. thorc viii lie
neei for adraft. District ciu,s asa s,ou' su'
scribe TO these bonds md thus save fheir distfict
from draft without cost, and oil capitalists and
Others Interested In The fntnstria pursuits Of the
courtr wheihtr themselves iiahic to drae or not,
shorla scc tnt IL i.,hcr interest 70 vest IN these
bonds and protect the county from, draft,
Asan tUEVi . u4AHH-C
II a4aiAst1NNES TMEN H
Thesis, do saisr bsorc tfSphhii3G valspDNEs-
TIC Fund, sphiectat p no -ancfttaint's<n ana,o
BEARING SIX PER GENT, ISTERESrr,
clear o. all chatscs. ma SsNsS'e % extension 10
,,imo of payment 10 suit the hnldersrsr. rnJcyr
i m rracr Of thet CodnJf sCowsniss ~n.@s ~ To-
ssnv Comfy. ri 1s!asd ssELlJAH FRIEND.
rfh2ssr7OYoa 2yk.iilE.LA SEALS
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-03-23

e m01t r-.rFt--- V--T TI4E ~
-, EgsA bill before the Legislature, 10 nu-
.eSorize the, Baltimore and Ohio, Railroad to
construct Railroad from some pint near, the
Point-of. Rssks 70 Washington city.
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SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN,
U. 9. $40 Six Per Cent.
GOLD.BEARING RONDS.

These boads are now worth . premium Of nine
rer cent. inclslins gold interest from Nov, which
m.kss The actual profit the 30 loan, at current
rates. Including interest, abou, ten per cent per
annum. besides it, s1s"p''o" from State and Annie'-
pal farosios ~Aieh sdds FROM one TO three Per cent.
mora according to the rate levied other PROF ertr.
The interest is payable ssmi-annually by coupons
attached to each NOTE which may ts cut of and
sold TO any hank or banker. KF
the Interest amounts to WIZ ti.'.t
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-03-23

GONE TO Pull Our THE PLud.-A Hartford
IN ~. vino was some. years sg' engaged IN
qunryias on tn upper d lnwarc river. re-
IN 'lnhe s that while drilling rock adis,gr e.
abb. huil flowed III, lirlr. ana thy hi1 tn
plug il np. He is now of he opinion that h.
h'n struck le,' amp be has gone out with
i patty to pull out the plug"
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-03-23
ESTRAY NOTICE.
INTERNAId JR EV ENTE TAX
,ssasisu ni ,NOTleEsse'5 0s,.2G
Qr-.Icr cYE nt1 LIZ RrrtYrl

t.,.. OrTIcs or CoLLzcToE lEr.. REvryca, |
Cumberland, March 10Th, 1858.
Having received from The Assessor of this Dis.
trict the special Lis, OF Assessments for 1864
hereby give notice that demand is hereby made fci
the same, and If not paid by the 30th day Of Marcel
all parties delinquent will be liable 10 dstrsnt with
penalties included for the sane, The amount Of as-
scss,nents Of Retail Liquor Dealers Of 81 u and
Wholesale Liquor Dealers of S20,s3, aud Hotels
according to rcnLsl, are Included in this List.
Manufacturers, accordngto Sections Gs and CO Of
The exuis. law, are required to pny the amount o.
their returns between the 10Th and last Of eagl
month for TIE mon h preceding. - + -
n S. FROST, Deputy Collector.
is 4th District CT Macy land.
Office hour, from 3 u. m. TO D. IN.
March l6--2t o 30 p
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-03-23
i. S. l7-30T LOAN.

By authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury,
the undersigned haa assumed tho General SubscrFp-
tion Agency for the sale of Unied States Treasury
Notes, bearing seven and three tenths Fer cent in.
se-ss4, perIansum known rs the ,,..-l' .g.
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.
These Sotes are Issued under date of August 18th,
1864, and are paysble ,hrsc year, from that time,
in currency, are convertible at Che option of the
holder into
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-03-23

Cardinal Wiseman, the most prominent
champion of the Catholic faith in England,
nd one Of the most influential Of all the Cath
Ole hierarchy, died on the 18th Of Pcbauarv
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-03-23

These Powders
will strength
en- lheStonlat'h
and lntestines.
cleanse them
from offensive
matter, and
bring them to-
. healthy state.
They ARE n
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-03-23

mar. %, 1865.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
prlnllns.

CHARLES G.. SHELLEY,
~ STEAM JOB PRINTER
NO 68 BARCLAY-ST.,
Short time orders olPRES5w ORR done for the trade
VNM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. I04 Fulton.
w u-STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL MAN
lFACTURRRS
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

90 Ubom II man Gonrern.

INCREASED BOUNTY.-Discharged Sol.
Il d;crs who ceved the entire TO nty ord ry
Government the time Of heir enlistment ~ 20 by
Saxin, carly Application person, by letter CHRIS
4 CALLAN, Attorney at Law No. 1873 Nassaust, New York
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
WIN. x. HiNMAN Prest Board Of Trustees.
MATHEW BIBD, freas,rcr-
TT7HE TWENTY.sECOND ANNUAL RE
u Il.r iaiI 4 ..lRY QE THE AssQCI ALTON

YVNHE TWENTY. SECOND ANNUAL RE-
Il PORT AND DIRECTORY OF THE ASSOCIATION
eOR IMPROVING THE CONDITION Of TIk POOR, be
Sug ready Subscribers will be supplied cary pTact
csbe their residences, immediately by casg al th,
office No. 50 Bible House Asor The following ocer
the Association and Charen Of the Wafd Committees
sgthoTizsd to receive subscriptions, viz
JAMES BROWN. President, No. s6 Watst
JAxxs BooExAS, Vice President No 10 Washington sGuae
JAMES LfSox Vice President, No. 50 Fifth ave-
IoaArro ALLEN President No. rs Choton. place.
A.B. werHonE vice.rresident. No. 81 Nesey.st.
JOHN c. CREES Vice.Presdrnt No. II souths,
Il. q. MISTvRS Treasurer. No. u South-st-
Wards Wards
J. VIM Bogsriu, ly7 Ceiar.st IL David Terry 99 Mulberry
= q. W. Aobe 81 Worh.st. st.
a. II. 5. Terbe, GS Norb.t. Is Thomas Denny 80 Walst
e. Wr. Mathews, a Catba- l6. T. o. Pond N. D., 81.
rine -. West 23d-st.
O. A. TWeaoe 81 Vesey st. IT, S c. Lynes, a St MARKS
q. Johu Boyd, IL Franklin s. place.
r. Mathew Rd,i9 Nassau 81 s Adam w Spies, 10 Court
q. Jos Il. Collins, ~ Wal o.. lauCt-st
81 Daniel French, ChaTles 9 Jo. l.. Smith, llS East
Do =. A. Fraser, 500 LIoomv- 4!dst -
4. 20. Daniel r. Smith. l96 West
II. james Little, 2.5 Seventh 3Jtn-st.
st. 81 David Wetmore, l01 Lex.
ar H. 8. BrinkerhoI 2d-ave. iugton.sve.
ana llethst 22. a. 81. Lyon, l26 West i2d
~ Wm. A. Walker, 30 Sher. st.
if-s.
T. ~ HARTLEY, Secg ..ary No. 80 Bible House
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

AT GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE,
N RETAIL.
TO DAY-BONHFT vELvErs, corded and plain SKIS,
GRO DE AfklQUES uncnt VELVEtS &c. Lsrgcst and
ehrap.., STOCK offered mi. season
Black SIX Velvet 81. - %. q 10 - 30 and 81 20 pr
New shade. in Grs.n Amarsu,hn. McIiqu~' Drb. sna
Garnet. comprising Ni line OF choice desirable shades
Our Coorcd and Silk Boane vsveis comlenes AI 81 20
BoNNET RIBBONS
The most desirable color. AID styles
Richest qualities. nearly hsh price
FLOWERS, FEATHERS and GOLD ORNAMENTS.
RETAIL.
Evcy day, new rews.. ard ~; tss,l.g, !. cheap
The largest aud eh-sp-. hn- Of Blars and Colored sh
Ribbon 'rses neladios ehoer aud do''s' 'hade'l this
livery rnorniug New Buttons. Ornaments. Cloak se,. Jets
Ac.. &c.
GLOVES. HOSIERY, rMBRolDERlEs and LAcEs,
RETAIL.
Tie stock in the., departments rplcs with .eaonabs
foods, aud orthy inspection. - -
Nos 3ll and Jllt s'tand. and Nc. " Alcnst,
fihh Boes Es,, hom the Bo~ery.
AT GRAND.ST. CHEAP STORE.
IA BONNET Rooms UP STAIRS
HATS and EESHE n6sNk srh'AtSikS a ~ i:..s, shapes
Isl Sin ass;,a sss mAis % ANY, ND T osssy @ .a.e. o. sl
Our old quality in srI Beaver. .e now a, ~ 30
az ID, every shape.
White FELrs, coEEys and STRAW GOODS clearing
''' KNITTED woRsrED GOODS.
RETAIL.
Full he, received daily from auot lion aud various Iasc
tafon. EDWARD RIDLEY,
Noe. Jii and 1lli Urand. and No. ~ Aheus st..
tnth BLOCK East tIsn, tho BOwrry.
'rTNO MILLINERS AND COUNTRY
ST0REkEEPERS.
WHOLESALE.
At GRAND ST. CHEAP STORE.
We cut Millinery 0eods chsspef than downtown jobbers
sdl whole pieces Gall
Msrk the address Noe. I'LL and 3i Grand and GO Allen s
6nh block east from the Rowery.
Entrance to the Wholesale Department No. es Asu.se
Second loor--Straw aud Felt Ooods ..
Third fcor-Ribbons Millinery and SIN Goods
Youth hoor-Ca'c Goods only
NHARLOTTE q. SMITH
~ HAS An kLRdAsr ASSORTMENT OS
fRkkCH CLOAkS.
Also MA0NIFlCENr o"rRA CLOAkS.
No LIZ BROADWAY. one jl4 tlrtr r~spty slxth H..
NEwIV ~ tlkI
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

CU.yERWARE. JOHN II. MUEGGE.
- M.nn,.,nrs, of sIIIvERw ARE. Tea sets. Gobr..,
Cuus Napsu R,nas sa stands always hand No. 2o3
Csauvst, VI lVYh New YsIl
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Gouoes ano farms Wan!sa'

EARM WANTED-On Lease. or N - ,.ss,rS
~, ~, sool M.uuf.,turing stoes nvstn S X, lSd
Nv ,,resd or steamboat Address sARAth' D''
k,w.Nor. L. d.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28

DUBLlC NOTICE ~ hereby given by the sub
scribers behalf Board Of Trustees ofhe Presby
t-Tian Church Rutger in tie City Of New YORK. that
she Of s deceased persons buried IN the Burial
around and Vaults OF said Church Housons between
Shrysie and forsy -t and not claimed by re.atyes
friends wild b, removed pur.uant 10 awful authority from
such Bure ground and vaul, ani Ieinerred IN Woodswn
Cemetery Ths, such renovs will commence Mt the expi
Of ten days he pubica ion Of this notice, and
will be continued thereafter FROM day to-day unil all
claimed remains shall have tren removed Any further IA
formation desired can he ob,sinrd Charles T. Day Tn
detaker Nc. ls6 West lsths. dated, kewYork, Noven
WIN x. HlNMAN. Prest Board Of Tros.ecs.
Hruc
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28


r OSr CERTIFICATES Notice u hereby
IL given that application been inside the Auditor
ener Pennsy for the issue OF dupc Of The
5oowiu descibcd lercsies of the Five Pea Ccni Loans o
<hc Commonwealth issued by the bank OF Penns wanna art
3nc a. Transfer Aacn. Of tie calth in the o
CHARLES Bar, LAY of bury Ill, near Dorkius surrey
s. En-. and, esguire and JIN kEkHCk of G!de on Hail.
Norfolk. in England esquire. win benefit OF snrv,orhp
vhich Certbc1tes have been Lost viz:
No 52;l, dated Nov. G. 1852, Act Of hpr u, ls2s for
R5.ot0 - -
No 5,2 dated Nov. g. 1852, Act Of April p, 1929 for
5000.
No 24l dated Nov g. 1851? Act ofFeb 6 1852 for IS oO0
No 22 dated Nov. O. La. Act OF Feb TO- 1853, for f5OV
No l78, dated Apn a. 1883 ACT OF June II, lo4V, for
Esl2S o. - ..
No aa, daed Nov G. 1852. Act n Apr IT, ls or g? 600
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
Drn Uooos.


GREAT SALE OF -
MOURNING GOODS.
UNRIvALED BARGAINS
FROM AUCTION
PARIMASEA CLOTH. 81. worth 81 rs.
PARIMASEA CLOTH, $l rs. worth 81.
ALL WOOL EMPRESS, heavy 81. worth 81 Z"
BLACK ALPACAS. 3lc., worth doc
BLACK ALPACAs. 37ic., worth 6!tc.
BLACK ALPACAs. SOC. worth 7sc-
BLACK ALPACAs, size. worth 81.
BLACK ALPACAS. 75c, worth 81 III. .
BLACK ALPACAS. 81, worth 81 50.
FINE MOHAIR POPLlNS, she, worth VI Hs
BALMORAL sKIRTlNGs 1jo.. worth 81 %.
ENGLISH BOMBAZlNEs. 81 80, worm " ~
ENGLISH BOMBAZINEs. 81. worth 81
FRENCH UUPIN's) SUBLIME, o. worth -
Ladies, every sIicie specified sbovsn Hom wv
cent BELOW COST Of IMPOnfATioNi
W. JACKSON. Importer,
No ssI Broadway. between Spring aud Prince .. >.
Opposite Titsny Cos
l. W. JACKSON. No. s'l Broadway,
keep, an immense stock embracing everything suited
complexion Of MOURNING fsmies requiring such sooo'
viii lind to their interest call send here and tnetrpy
avoid the trouble and anxiety Of shopping NJ Blu"
PRICES the rule, and not the exception.
W. JACKSON, Importer,
No Sl Broadway, between Spring and Prince ''s.
Opposite Tiffany Cos
MOURNING BONNETS.
The MOST SPLENDID DISPLAY. far surprising any
thing ever before offered retail price a' per cent below h'
sveske .,.,c
,ob.erve, w. JACKSON, IMPORTER Of MOURNING
GOODS, No ISL Broadway between Spring end frince..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-28
,I,HE AMERICAN LAND COMPANY ND

ORGANIZED UNDER ThE LAWS or TIE sIAivhy ~. y
NVWl lOVK-OFFlCE No. 81 BROADWAY, ~
YORK CITY-Nll bny snd sell Real Estate s. he - -
others in all parts of tie United Staie' ssPecA -,
South; will negotiate LoAns OF Real secuiiti vi. -
Emi,rstion and will transact al bcsness M whicn
,lblr scent known Ard tTusrdby all in,srests nay
fully employed JohN a. ASpui " -. NsA
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01
FINANCIAL.

M an horty Of the ,setayy Of the Trea Jury the
anders gned the General sabscfp tion Ag tor tn.
sase of tae United States Securities, offers to the
pubicth tafrd series Of Treasury Notes, bearing
seven ard three tenth PER cent. interestper annun
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01
' - ASH y ala "
i9Teabhefss Association.

THE sebool teacbers q he cty, have formed
themselves into at5s AZ "a association Its Objects
mutual Improvement, and, also, to cause the
teachers .of1 the the fdiGsreut schools to become
: oabetfar2 16aafdeed With each othefg Tbpics
wh % aou are a
,eusssd, questions, asked and ssuswssted and =
b9 genera inteschause of views ,tbes difgr9
81 sntsnhscts thus The lesdtsanno5t
but be- beReheiaI m 4 Nj s,y1 aesFesp d, those in
d9a ~ 80,
~ 40 O. III. 49, ,sss~s -, i;s
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01
BY TEHEGRAPH.
40 4HEDA1EF PRESS. !
! 9niE5GfE n'nfW0 FE
TWO DAYS 20
LATER Boz FROM .EURQPE.

Arrival of the persia al New Yort

D5'Aloo.3J 5ll 10 T3omDn b9ilmi4 '@-A
Arrival Of the Persia at New York.
EN oV9zIOUa
New YoRK, May 81.
steamship Persia arr yea 'deck
this venffg..Ii odT a7enlad lia bus ,blosau ii
Ia lhe House of Commons on the ooh, Mr..
&Sinltts asEed Kosd PalmeE toRH Ills atten-
lion had been drawn to the proclamation Of
sterfag $lD0 GD0r reward for the appreheusioncof
DAVIS, and watcher hefBritish ministers were,
prepared 10 make 'anysrepresshtasions ITO the
United States govern mtht "a tsferenee TO lhsl
treatment of the Southern herdsew ~
N HLfd PalIneEstonisald that the only reply he
could give, was that Her Maize ~ ~ goyeyg5
lment had no iutensionI 81 alts npling any in.
terference Ia the internal affairs OF The United
States. Q tGheefs.) \ f'q9d END -
az The Para correspondence Of the Morning
Herald asserts tnst the news OF the opening
of recruiting Dfiisssieg Mexico in New YORK
and Washington, crested qpl' q .sensaiioh.
u Hhs4Paris sMoniLew reffaiasdrom auy allH-
III h y ksHerai N Mi
not staud it,Eand hirecE che French SO ladron
to- intercepp any reinfareeuaents tofo 73u are
The Paris coffaspyndeht on the FlGits u
ySysthis aipsftss max es iths4 Empfess B x MT,
add the Mi1isters long tqr lie JstuiAoI the
Emperor from Algeria. ON
Strange runners were current On the STOCK
gE9chapg a jAa I4ondvu on. theA tash inst. and
had depressing effect. Tie prominent Que
rwas That NApoieohhxd beenNrg eIzzly Teea Il d to
'Par4s Il coTseq Of ehs4 respect IA qeriH
can sggfesstpRfhn. Mexicps MLAlso that Ma xmil-
Nan had BEEN shotsdyoa rot oHui3aoo hGA
. The Paris, Bourse was mpafatively5s
'andf was believed, THAR thesstoriss were con
cocted- by specnlatorSa Mexican securities
were decidedly lower. .ssel
The We, ky returns OF the Bank Of France
show an Increase in cash of l5,Q0Q,O00 francs.
F1rIthe Enlss timeT during She Empire the
-bddget hasIbeen submitted 10 tAevL gslstu'e
and shows surplus revenue OF Is ,O0O QUO
francs.
3. The gqaYse oF the, pg4 fcasssd Fat 4tlas'75f
40c. 30
The Due de Psrsigny has, iseued pamph.
DIT hignt evorsbtF,g It1y and Gee aringllhis
conviction that Italian unity Is now firmIyyesr
Late kilograms from Bombay virtually ais,
prove the recent rgmors Of The great failure. II
Latest via Queenstown
q TIC P arts Cor dsRend 4t. OF 1he Lopd6tf
Times says there are two subjects OF disAniet
which, mhkeatHD Empires nqI MINISTERS long
for the return of the Emperor. These are rel
cruiting offices for volunteers for Mexico, said
to be opened In towns OF the United States,
tsId -theop eitipH ut tbeT Committee of Cham
bers to alienation Of State forests.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01

o. Tsfetf'EeIJY ef HaFrts,sarr fstcht"r.
Hartman Richtar, cousin OF Atzsrott, testi.
fed that theoprjs9ner came to his house Sun
Gay a'fer the assassination and remained here
INypPi HnupFdap morbfnR3c did not attempt to
hide; was willing to go with the Ulcers.
The counsel Tor A. zerott stated ~lh4t be in.
tended to set up the plea of insanity, and had
summoned the friends and relatives of Atzs-
rott, iyingthousapdscfFm fles away, who had
not yet arrived. ~V- - -
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01
AUCTION SALES.
took ef Goods At Anotion.

NyYERE viii te sold, a. auction. At a,o,. No
II Fedora Street near United States Haf.i =
nsnct Nedne day the 3lst INST, at2o'erks-,r- q.
~ thssvening at ocI ( and CONT uine Friday,
sat9riaN eta on aud evening q lars stocR 81
flrap eGoods con.i ,rngin part Oh hieached sh
nSs, Prfnfs, DoLsinee Sha Sls. q la 70 lot Ola
sln inis Linen aandksrchiefEl BOFdered M
do; Chi drtn's Cotton and Linen do; Ladies Z
Selts' Hose and gloves; aifsses' do; lace Veis
}rrIge tot ~ brown Linan Table, Cloths; bleac
H so e fneh BY the yard; " ipKfD, B6fiif B, ('rs
M ~ y. sonsk, Iioyesi IarGe BxghI gT0Mas. LII
t:utIsrs, spool Cotton, Spool 81 K. Pocket end n
ma del., kIsors, Sckso !. Comb. ,pHalr Brushes s
lot A. I ..sres 10 of Fancy Scsps, SO. 60 A
Ta a Raskstss RATED Waee, such as Ice Pitche'
rs,i, $780, castoTsg Cail BeIs yTea, DEF sort A.
,,;xsa n Dessert and Table FORKS, But
% n privale sBle at average Au
. tend the aftsrIoon Gales. p1 Hr'S in'i'su
may30dlW " CIV HOLMEs An.t,.n.a,
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01
Va,uabie TTonse a 1loc,,o,,

nN Friday, juno aud ct O'Clock p NJ ON 4,
~ premises, waHhad sell tue 4 hsss sto,,, Ri
House No. 4S6 Congress Sc. Thi. house
moderndn its arrang IEnsnf. d ! fsded thronE hout
there are II hnis ed ms, fine closets, alb 1ndA C
hard and soft Walsr, cemented llar floor, 70
brick cisterp, hne bathroom with hot and cold W.
ter, furnace, rage, gas throughout th3 house, an
gasfixturisi IL has a 90 = good STABLE This 10
very desirAbls hon Q, ON he line OF the Horse Ral
road IN An xcsllsnt neighb orhood commanding
splehaid view OftAe Orelns the fslAnds md the 90
n5Sunhong country. 1t can be examined after u
SO,n oeeween the hoars OF q aDd2EM.
TOT Iutther particulars enquire of
usvS @dahNRxl BAILEY q COZ AuetioneerI
niAyGJpd OIL IL "a 4.if vi nod
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01

2 Fsqs Hnugnq714f gtrs tsh Ms@ice ard Hdyti.
sm OF noie7ouiooai 10 oRueiay N. a6..sos yns
tz ~, a ebezT no hxsesi ax ~ tot
IL ne Gnpa t9oEk Sy12p, 11ulp and 10y passen-I
gers 'Or Epr0pab tond ay,lwoElc1 oaf 4of N ,yna
0 tdftiasseamspE Eagle brihgs Hay&nasdates Of,
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01

- RUDUdrfoNa OF FARes@-T heIifare on the
steamer RssgSafI t,ra between tsis~city and
Bspgor, .tFs been reduced 10 90, d TO Rock
land 81 IEis,a comfortable way of travelling
between these placesI ths scecmhod alions Of
the steamer being rDfsuch 81 perior order. =
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01

BosT N, May 3Lsra,
All business will besusnended to-morro ", In
I bsergalee Of National Fast. -
Adispaseh-tos he TRANSCRIPT says Gen. Bins
ordered ia report at Waltham, Mass. His
Hairs are undergoing an investigation at ftLe'
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The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01

gs THEkTRE mt neie Tom Cabin y drawing
fuIl houses and appreciative audiences every
niehtsaos handsomelyais the play got up. 14tI
will be Tepeatsd tbis evening for the last time.
Ellsworth the price Of ticket t0witness the
..h,o.rw or or - 3fytI
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01
Tarto,.s Items.

~ a1,,s lsVsy NEW YORK. May 31qiGl
pI 1sEhe steamer Blackstone brings SavArHsh
ates- of tn % b. The PAPefs eeHtaia no newsg
II The Posts WAshDgt9ns dilp4sfh says othe
unber Of tfodps 10 be mustered out during
unes eAceeosdzMpUO -nol
! +, All business will be suspended here to-mor-
H. )W.A AL k1
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-01

II HOOP 6KtRTs AND FANCY Go0Ds ~ essrSs
,FitzEstsla ~ H0diasl are corsiaptIy adding
:, ~ OF Hoop Skifts and
Fame y Goods, Per sous intendir 6 To chase
VIII nHa, IT to ihstta Interest 10 sxsmihe their
stoeksalEorl particulars see Advertisement on
exs, 800 .s9Ei5F vlimr1 10 n.x 10 -
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