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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-26
CIRCULAR.

OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL GENERAL.
DEPARTMENT OF VIRGISIA !
Richmond, Va, April -, Ie6s.
Hereafter and until further orders. Picke:s cusas
on1 patrols will allow Marketmen anc Citizens going %
the country for produce WOOD 10 pass with tle care
or wagons in and out Of the city Of Richmond. without
further pass or hindrance
BY command )f Brig Gen. VI. X. PATEicK,
Pro. Mar. Genera
W. W. BECKWIlB.
ap96-tf Capt. and A. d. q.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-26

TOTICE.-AN persons indebted 70 the late brIn Ci
~ Burton Il Wallace viii please call at Burton *
Grants auction store No 22S Main street and settle the
SINE in Confederate moHey. Persons having claims
against the same will please present them for settlement.
Any information concerning Leather Trunk which
was taken from the burnt square in front Of the Rich
mond House containing the books OF Burton, Araold
Co and also of Burton Wallace will be LIBERAL. Te-
warded by leaving the al Burton Grants auction
sn96-tn1 BURTON WALLACE
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apab
0FercE RICHMOND & YORK RIVER r. r. CO., I
" RIcHKoRp, Va. April %. 1850.

0FFICE RICHMOND & YORK RIVER r. R. C0,l
RIcHEoED, VA. April %. 1870. (
-upUy DOLLARS REWARD. -rTaken
NJ grom M rooms az the Depot of the Richmond and
York River Railroad company on the 4th instant, Q
small LEATHER HAND TRUNK containing legal and
-iv TO napers and also from my secretary consider
able lot Of private papers well as papers belonging
to said Railroad Company which can BE- of no use 70
~, ono INIT myself and cl ants The above reward
riI no ps for their turn TO Capt rCHsTocE Quarter
MISTER b. = A. nov occupying the Depot buildings or
poRrR- " PowEks Druggist, Main street. 4 proper
Tomato reward fer the return of any portion OF said
naprs which may be of any value 20 me, and no cues
tons asked.
nor, ion of any other property belonging either 70 ny.
self or said Railroad Con pany, which may have been
taken away at the time. Some of the parties who
took property f. oA the Depot buildings known TO
me by and position. and will be exposed thtolgh
the public prints and their names lodged With The Pfo
yost harsh General with abundant evidence Tor their
&C nvction for his act ion, unless the property
i'm M diatey returned. ALEX DUDLff,
Prest Richmond and York River RatroatC 20.
an 1f-at
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-26
HEIpo'Rs DEPT. OF VA, ARMY OF THE JAMEs.1
CHIEF QULRTERMAsTER's OFFICE.
Richmond Va Anil Oh 1863 \

Numerous citizens of Richmond and { vicinity are
making app locations st this Department daily under
the impression that the Government of the United
states wi II nish them with horses and forage for the
same free of charge. Notice is hereby given 20 all such
persons that the Government will not furnish them with
horses al forge has teen supposed But there Will
no number of con demned animals offered for sale al
public auction in this city io short time OF the time
and place Of which sale due notice i'll be given the
c;,v newspapers JOHN b. HOWARD,
1T. Col. and Chief Quartermss'er
opo6-d3t Army OF the james
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-26

VNF CREATION wARTED ofPriya.b GEO. RICHARD
Il POLLARD Of Caroline, Virginia, Company 2ith
Virginia Cavalry Gsrys Brigade re 80 missing ana
hs ed capture be was danounsed and under the
command Of Lieut.. Col banW
Any inform ton of him will be thankfully received
b. HIS parents.
address, th,ough public papere =,
apis 4. " b. FVLLAhO'
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-26
RicuxoND, April sc.h, 1866.

VCEi ICEi DELAYING MADE ARRANGE
ments for full supply Of Ice foT the season. wi
open my ice house this morning, and VIII De pleased
rnisb nv old friends and customers with pure sprin
water lee ~ yery low price in large or small quant
ties 49, ROBERT REID
ap1s-et' ice Eou.e CT e,b ST, rear Gay.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-26
: 40 T-.Tweutv DoIIars Reward.--

I'd - I-sI NtHty DOEtdE- HAtWHFU."-~
Lost on the evening of the oath Of April, between
Mr. Pizzinis and DR. Beale's, one i A CK LRATH-
Err POCKET-B Book, containing one $50 note
small no,e,-aIl in Greenba cks. Also, one 50 note
on state of Michigan together with a ticket for
watch The finder win ease leave Il with Mr. Winch
at Pizzinis Ola stand Broad street. and receive the
sp36NIr F. n. BoNAVITs.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-26
DEPARTMENT or w..
Office of the Provost Marshal Genera.

RICHMOND Va. April GAIN 1866
As the various military Offices in this city u ngee
with persons making applications for passport The To-
lowing i published for their information
NOTICE:
Until further orders no paroed prisoners CT wa will
be permit to pass 10 their homes in, OF by way Of any
of The Northern cities. The officers at Fortress
are charged with the duty OF preventing any such per
sons from taking passage on the Ba tmore Washing
ION boats. -
via the James River Norfolk, Portsmouth, through
the interior Of the state will be afforded every o:y at
III, disposal OF this office
Ctzens who have given their parole, taken .ae oath
os allegiance are permitted 10 20 North 70 make neces
sary aTrang, ents for engaging more in business
Al classes Of persons residing in this Sty and having
farms or plantations in the country VIII receive the ne
essarv masses for going and returning on appcaop 70
Capt C. E. scoyille lower floor Of the Capitol;
O"P' - - N. r. PATRICK.
onch Prov Mar. Genr
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HEApcuAKTLRs MILITARY DIVISION OF THE JAsEs
RICHMOND, Va, April 20, 1865.

GENERAL 0RDERSl
No. 3.
J. Colonel R. D. Cuts A. D. c.. is appointed keeper
Of Public Archives Rooms will be Immediately oper-
ed in the Custom House. where will be collected and
arranged all captured papers, books, maps and public
documents The Quartemaster's Department VIII PIE.
pare suitable shelves and desks ant the Commanding
General of the Department will detail the requisite IN
Der Of clerks and guards.
H. All officers aud men in the service OF the United
states all citizens, and all persons heretofore in the
Confederate service, having in their possession such
hooks papers, maps. public documents required
10 Immediately deposit them in said arcbive All
such articles formerly belonging to officers OF the Con-
federate Cove rnment who have fed from lines are
to be regarded and turned in public property any
violation Of this order will be punished by and
Imprisonment.
i'll The Keeper of Archives will permit no article 20
b, removed from his custody without special order
from these Headquarters.
". All officers are charged with the strict enforce
ment OF this order.
By order of Major General HALLEcK.
J. c. KlLTON,
ap96 Assistant Adjutant General.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-26
By REeN4uIT 4 Co, Auctioneers,
Corner OF Main and Ninth streets, Richmond

By REGNAuLr Il Co, Auctoneers,
Corner OF Main and Ninth streets Richmond
WE will sell at auction on THURSDAY, the 27th
w inst at 10 o'clock A. NJ, az the residence of r..
B. Snead Esq, 4th street CANDLES Hill his entire
stock of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE,
in part:
2 Mahogany Wardrobes.
8 do Bureaus marble-tops
2 do. Washstands, marbe.tops.
Jenny Lind Beds'eads.
Cottage do.
Beds and Bedding.
Brussels and Ingram Carpets.
Chairs.
Crockery and Glassware, &C.,
With the usual variety OF Kitchen Furniture.
REGNAULT & CO.,
sp26-2: AuctOneers &c.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-26

NXTE WILL SELL THIS "WEDNESDAY MORN
w ING, at 10 o',lo,k, lot Of FURNITURE. con
sisting in part Of
Bedsteads Mattresses, Washs:Gnds
Rocking Chairs Arm Chairs
small Chairs ! Sofa
BASIN and Pitchers 2.
] Egg Boiler, Buckets, sioIe. PC.s
Ink China Pre-
Cooking Stove and Fixtures Gas Drop
Lo. cans Beef Mutton and Chicken
Do Apple Butter, Blackberry and IomsSoes
900 Cigars Leather, Goldfish
New York stste Butter Beef Tongues
irish Potatoes Candies psrssos Goats
Spool Cotton Penknives
Cravats Paper Collars
Envelopes aud Writing Paper
With many Other srcies 700 hume roHs q men-ion az
orae-1t No eA8 Main street
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-26

SALE on FRIDAY MORNING,
II, 2Sth inst. at store Franklin street. be
tween 9Th and 7th (recesty Tghes schoolr oom when
we will offer for sale tine assortment OF
FURNITURE,
GR0CERIES,
MANUFACTURED TORACCO,
and many other and useful articles.
Consiguments solicited up 20 day Of sele.
Particulars in future advertisement.
REGNAULT d co,
an 6-2t Auctioneers &c.
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lI3IIiYI:LxllilIiY

will do it if You act WEEK, while they're in chry-
sails. HARRIS & CHAPMAN, Boston, make Cedar Cam
pho- Every Druggist sells il. lw
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-26

WHERE you conquer one Moth now you conquer a
dozen in June-that is, you KILL En- BEFORE THEY RE
BoHS.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-23

Lost,
~ following BONDS and CERT, | InAT;"s Sne
Three months after date application vii he
made to the Depositary for their renewal
c. S: Bonds No. 72s and 72s. $500 each Act
August l& 1861 per cent; G. S. Bonds NJ M
7l2l, 7l22, 1928, 500 each. Feb. 81 1891
per cent; Certificate 1897, ,,s70o. Feb. Is IsSt
per cent; Certificate 2sl, $4,000, March 2s
per cent; Certificate 26S, s6s, $1,000, March
rs, per cent; Certificate 976, l40s, SOFA
March 70, 8 per cent: Certificate 274. $aO0
Feb. II, 1854, Per cent; Certificate 1888. 2las
Sooo' FeD. II, 1864, per cent; Certificate 753'
Sloo' Seo. II, 1864, per cent; State of Son.h
Carolina per cent. 'l5ouds, issued under Act 10
.aSc ..as supplies iof year commencing 1860, Noa
o0l, .s.' 100, l3s' 74o, ~, So2, eacn Sl0o.
march z3 i HENRY SIMMONS.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-23

Cash Donations for Co1umbia Sufarers
The Columbia Joint Relief Committees ac.
knowledge the following cash donations up to
date: 4,
Rufus M Johnston; s5,ooo;J II Anderson and
Others at Macon, 2,4SO; w A McSwain and
vile: 40; DR. E I Meswain, 20, Lucius McSwain.
Az; MISS Anna McSwain. 10; Miss Hattie Nc.
Swa'r. ava ~; M Appleby, Darlington, 10; W W
wizard Hiilsboro. Z, 5000; from the Au.
S:s:;: HSsiis: Committee. through DR. W p Co.
ger, 500; E W Edgertop, 5,OOOan so in cold.
u Gibbes, $3.50; Rev w Yates, 500; ladies
Sd od Greenville through Mrs & King 5000: Mr.
thompson, lou; John Due, 800; amount col
iected on the road. between Grasiteville and
Columbia by Mr. Gregg. 1850. '-
II. LlEDlNG, Secretary and Treasurer.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-23
OBITUARY.

Died, in Colutr bia, on the lst of February
inst, OF pneumonia, CAROLINE ELIZABETH
GlBBEsi, daughter of the late J. S. Guipnord
aud wife of DIR. r. w. Gibbes.
Her life was one Of beautiful propriety in
al OF Its relations, and death, though suddenly
claiming her, found her a Christian snbm;ss;v.
to the call Her last words were. Cord. I am
ready "'
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-23
Exchange BrokeI0a0.

1 N consequence of mapy applications. tha
\ subscriber hereby resumes his business as
EACHANGE BROKER in all it's various
n9anches. He thanks the public for their Daat
hoerai patronage, and solicits continuance of
1ne same. HENRY WILLIS,
Registered Ezchange Broker.
oince Tor the present at ms 7esdence on L. m.
per sLcest beesxeen che Marion Street Mstho-
~''s c0Sxo@ ana Asylum. march Al
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-23
E@1e@raphic. '-sS
OF PRESS ASSOCIATION.
1890 70 &c; ~ Congress au ,te car
1868, 6y J $. 3AraxIter, i,s tie Clerks O6ice of
uc D.strsct Court Of tac Confederate States for
+ the .aort"era District Of Georyia
--latest Northern News
H.fA>-n1

! RICHMOND, March 2l.-Norlhcrn paners of
the 18th contain despatch to Grant from
Sherman, dated Fayetteville N. c., March la. in
which he says his army is in fine spirits. and
Pat re had get with no serious opposition.
\. Sheridan reports that on Monday last, a Dor
ton Of bis cavalry We're engaged in tearing up
(the railroad between Hanover junction and
Richmond, while the main body was pushing
ION towards White House. ..
The London Times says the fact of the an.
lPolntment of new munster to the uu,1ed
States will dispel the wild fancy that England
fno France contemplated u sort of understand.
enS regarding The recognition of the Confede.
Eacy on the fourth of March, by .ackno " ledyip,.
ancoln President only Of those States wIncs
pad taken part in his election.
Foote has published letter fn London de.
bouncing the Southern Confederacy.
Nothing was destroyed in Fayetteville excent
Sae arsenal ana the Observer newspaper Off ~
Lincoln made speech in Washington. on
the 18th. In which he expressed the hone ,h 81
sne rebels would employ negro troops; as he
2ays the negroes cannot fight and work both.
I sheridan reports the James River Canal ran
Eered useless AS far East as Goochland Ald the
Eentral RAILROAD from TolersviIe to Keavcr
pam destroyed. The South Anna bridpe was
ESQ destroyed ""'
4 Gold closed On the 18th at 1854.
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HOtlce.

mas been aseeEta'ned that persons have re-
=. =; moved large Quantity of wallis from til.
passenger Depot OF the South Carolina Rail.
road, belonging to the Contelerate States Go-
vernment and IN charge OF Capt. :. s. Rlcnard.
sen, a.. = N. All persons having any portion
OF tne Nails are requested to notmy me at
onIe, as am authorized by Capt.. Richardson
property left by him in Columbia.
march % F. II. PERCiVAE. ,Lieut. ~
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Whiting: Ink,

I>- 33 ~ T~-a
the night Of the fire, uy Yankee sol.
49, dier' Two SILK DRESSES. which the
owner can have By saying for ADVERTISING ana
describing propertyE rhey viii be saoSn to
no one who cannot describe them accuratelv
as 1t Is desirable that they fall onfy int, ~.
hands Of the lighttuA ownef. Apply y, Mrs
WM. B. SMITH, al Mrs Fen,on!s i.s,,.nss
corner OF kichland .apd psndleton streets. t;rs1
square below Stxtes Aouse.- march ~ ~
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-23
Brass Foundry.

THE subscriber, than kful for past ,a,ro, 90.
Il would inform his friends and the nuh1;n
Inat ne Is still prepared to furnish all kinds Of
bhASS CASTING In workmanliLe manner
and with despatch. AD''''
march % RORERT McDOr1dArr
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-23
Piano Tuning.

Piano Tuning.
M 4, JOS. DENCK will TUNE and REPAIR
1I PIANOS and MELODEONS. An order.
'eit at his residence, second Eohse from th,,
railroad. East end of Camden street win meet
with prompt attention. march % an
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-23

AN apparatus has been invented by which
re sIeet Lamps OF whole city can be lighted
estantaneousiy.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-11
BY TELEGRAPH
asFag qs ITO THE srsaa43 sla2
EVENING PAPERS. "a

NshsiW .afNtLIl ltf 84fALc NK0

ri From Central and South As,seTtca.
a9asa.s8 lsn NEW YORK, July 10. 8
The steamer Costa RIGA brings Panama
dates of the LIST inst. .Aa4 n
Another public attempt is making to get up
revolution on the Isthmus sg7lsk
The Ex-Queen of the Sandwich Islands has
passed through Panama en- route for Europe
The rainy season was remarkably moderate
and the Isthmus is very healthy.
The steamer Central America, just arrived
here, brought no news. ssfp ou
Gen. Barrios has arrived off the port of San
MON, but probably learning that his revolution
had failed, did not land. Il a7sa
Advices from Chill state that the Spanish
question has been amicably settled. Business
was very dull in Valparaiso, and the markets
were lower $50 .sS.s,.. ,3'..
A Buenos Ayres paper states that a mutiny
had occurred on board the American bark
Wilhelm, in which the captain and mate had
been killed . ~ y 5is - ~
Brazil, uniting with the Argentines and
Uruguayans, had commenced a cruel war
against Paraguay. There are immense forces
in the field on both sides, and hostilities are
being carried on without mercy. ~ 9
A third revolution has broken out in Boliy-
ia, driving out the recently selfelected Presi
dent The revolutionists were marching on
the city of Lapaz and it was thought they
would sack the city.
The revolution in Peru seems to be gaining
ground. Gen. Cauzeo, the actual Vice. resi-
dent of Peru, has Joined the rebels.
A revolution, headed by the Ex-President
Urbina, had broken out in Ecuador.
The war steamer Guayas was captured by
number of armed men on board the steamer
Washington, the latter vessel floating down
alongside under pretense that the current car
ried her there. The commander of the Quay
as was killed.
An attack on Guayaquil by Urbina was dali
ly expected, but it was thought he would be
repulsed.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-11


AN INcDENT.-An extraordinary incident
is related as having occurred at the fire which
consumed BoutePs Hotel, Bay CITY, Michigan,
recently A lady who occupied rooms on the
third floor became somewhat excited when
the alarm Of fire was given, and went down
stairs to discover where it was, leaving her in
FAINT child asleep in bed. In the confusion she
forgot it until the flames had complete posses
sion the hotel. She then attempted to en-
ter the building to rescue it, but was prevented.
The firernen and others, in saving the ft1rni-
ture, threw the bedding out of the windows.
This identical bed was rolled up, thrown out of
the window, and carried with other goods on
to the bridge for safety. After the fire, in re-
moving the goods, the little innocent was found
safe and sound 80.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-11
Washing.on correspo,.dence.

.E4aa exa08xx NEW York, July 10.
The Posts special Washington dispatch says
Col. Barton Harrison, lately private secretary
to JEFF Davis, is confined In the Old Penitefi-
tiary,
The military authorities at Washington have
concluded to deliver the bodies of the execut-
ed assassins to their friends for burial The
The remainder Of the convicted conspirators
will leave for Albany tonight. "a s4ssss4
The Commercials Washington dispatch
says that President johnson has gone down
the Potomac on an excursion, and it is con-
jectured that he viii visit Richmond upon his
return. 4Ae g a3A pa hsaiFl5 . a0ii
Sickness is greatly increasing in Richmond
Hon. George W. Pendleton arrived here to-
day on a political mission. isHlo3
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-11

FORTRESS MONROE, July g.
The Richmond papers announce that the
Orange & Alexandra BaiIroad is in WORKING
order as far as Culpe2per Court House. and
trains run daily between that place and Rich
mOnd. FaA ge 4.-4i NJ i7-7I9t7T7 MINI
The ship Monsoon is loading at Richmond,
and will soon sail for Bremen. q nv - -
The propeller Masswood has been stationed
at the entrance to Hampton Roads as quaran-
tine guard boat. IA 80 l'
An effort was made yesterday to raise the
old U. s. figate Congress, which was sunk off
Newport News in the spring Of 1862. Hopes
are entertained that she win be raised in a
few days. 1RA gsh
The steamer Meigs, from New York, arrived
to-day, reports that She was run into by an un-
known propeller, and had her guards damaged,
The propeller left Immediately without report
ing her name.
One hundred and fifty rebel prisoners ar
rived here-to-day, bound to City Point.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-11

PERSONAL received call yesterday
from Rev. ]. R. ADAMS, D. D., formerly Chap
lain OF the Maine 9TH regiment, and since the
discharge ofthat corps, of the 121st New York.
Mr.. Adams has served four years, was at the
LIST Bull Run battle, and at the breaking of the
lines before Petersburg, and the surrender Of
Lee; thus being in at the beginning of the
war and seeing its end. The regiments to
which he has been attached, have served con
stantly in the I'd brigade, 9th Army Corps. =
He has been under Generals Howard, Slocum,
Bartlett, Upton, Hamlin and perhaps Others.
After being discharged with the 5th Maine, he
was appointed to the 121st n Y, and joined
his regiment last fall just in season to be in
the great Shenandoah campaign under Sher-E
dan. He was then sent to Petersburg, and
was at the breaking of the enemies lines there.
he was near by when Lee surrendered, par
ticipated in the joyous outburst on that oc-
casion, and subsequently was sent to DanviIle.
Chaplain Adams has seen great deal of
hard service, has suffered but little sickness.
has ever been in good odor with his regiment
thus being enable to gain their confidence
and to do them good,-and now he returns
ready to lay aside the panoply of carnal war
fare, --but in good heart to continue the great
"'battle of lite.p May the same Providence that
has SO kindly shielded and watched over him
during the four terrible years just past, be still
with him to guide him in the way Of duty.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-11

Important Rebel ArcEives Captured = Conn
Dficity Of JEFF. DaUts Ia the Assassination
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-11
Nelr York Markets..

New YORK, July 10.
Cotton-quiet and irmer; sales 1900 bales Mid
ding Uplands at 6Oc
Flour1State and Western. 1Oc q zoe better; sales
200 bbls. State 80 a 50. Round Hoop Ohio
40 g Z 20; Western 80 q IS. Southern shade
drm me sales 200 bbls at $50 g II 60, Canada 1oc
Wheat-3c q &c better with q fair export demand I;
sales $500 bushels Milwaukee Club 81 q 80; AM
Der milwaukee 163 @167; Amber Michigan %
g 50; Winter Red Western / As C1158; White do
1850 4 81. s III III = y a7' g y 4S
Corn-1c q &c better; sales 70. 900 bushels Mixed
Western so q SIC; do unsound rs a. TO-
Realistically; sales 400 bbls r-t
closing at q % cash. @ -
Lard-frmer; sales $50 bbls. at 1el q 2Ock.
Whiskey-quiet; sales 100 bbls. Western at Q OS q
10. 40
Rice-buiet. e
sugar-steady; sales 900 hhds. Porto Rico 10;
Muscovado LII @13t.
Coffee-dull. 4-1s ~ 81 bls,., t.i.i. q ts.
Molasses-quiet
Naval Stores-fTm.
'Ereighfs to Liverpool unsettled. l)Ng 0il &
WOOl-dull.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-11
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PHILADELPHIA, July IT.
The subscriptions to the 7-30 loan to-day
amounted to S5,471 300, including the follow
ing: First National Bank of Louisville, KY,
100000; First National Bank of New York,
$4OO,O0O; First National Bank of Cincinnati,
Ohio, $1,000 /; First National Bank of Baiti,
more, Md, 100000; First National Bank Of
Indianapolis, 100000; First National Bank
of Troy, N. Y, 100000; Ninth National
Bank Of New York, s2lS, 400; Second Nation
al Bank Of Chicago, $4,000, Third National
Bank Of Chicago, $126,000; Second National
Bank, Of Providence, R. l., $4,000; First
National Bank of Portland, Me-, 100000;
Farmers & Mechanics Bank Of Buffalo, $780,
600; Union Bank of Chicago $200,OO0;a Citi-
Der of individual subscriptions was 1895.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-11

WASHINGTON, July 10.
The Secretary of State continues his duty,
and is in almost pefect health. The novel and
extraordinary splint was removed from his face
by order Of his surgeon, proves to have been
marvellous success, and very few traces are to
be seen of the original accident except a slight
swelling on the right side of his face. Mr..
Seward rose this morning, dressed himself, and
performed his toilet even to shaving, without
assistance, for the first time since his accident
He has recovered the entire use of his arms
For seventy days of the three months suffering
transaction of public business, fact which
will enable him with comparative ease to re-
sumo the active and laborious duties of his
department.. gBms sfs.