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The Portland daily press., 1865-03-01
From Washd,.gso,..

WASHINGTON, Feb %.
On Saturday night last, a party of rebels
numbering about $50, under command of
Lieutenant Taylor Wood of the rebel navy,
and nephew OF JEFF Davis, left Gocomico river
In sloops and small boats, bound on a raid TO
Smiths Island, with the design of destroying
the light boats. The gunboat Yankee and
several other Of our boats were informed of
their movements, and at once started in pur-
suit OF them. 1t may be, as our gunboats were
last night sheliing the woods in the vicinity Of
Smith Point light on the western shore, that
the rebel gang had returned to that point and
escaped to the main land. Woods is the same
party who captured the Satellite and the Re-
lance r s-sss Il
In response to an inquiry of the House, the
Secretary Of War communicated a document
from Gen. Augur, which shows that early in
July 1864, numerous complaints were made
by the Deputy Provost Marshal, that bounty
brokers were kidnapping and running off
colored men without paying them cent
These complaints were submitted TO the Secre-
tary OF War, who ordered that no colored
man should go north without pass. Colored
men can obtain passes to leave Washington
on showing that they have not been enrolled
in this district. say g5a 81
1t appears from an official document, that
the amount received by Com. Vanderbilt for
the charter of his steamer Vanderbilt for $50
days, at $1,000 day, was i$303 900 before he
presented that vess to the government
The government has been advised that the
st. Adams raiders on trial at Montreal, have
been remanded for eight days. Judge Smith,
the presiding officer, being still sick.
Martin r. Delaney of Pittsburg, has received
his commission as Major in the regiment of
United States colored troops. The Major is q
black man, and this is believed to be the first
instance in which one Of his race has been
commissioned to such command in our
army. a t1e F
The House committee for the District OF
Columbia, have by an investigation, ascer-
tanned that recently seventy persons com.
mitted to the jail of this district, have been
| bailed out and sold to substitute brokers'
Five or six Of them were charged with grand
larcenies, and the remainder with trivial Of
| fensss. The committee says wrongs have
been committed, AMI outrages on public NOR
atty, and public justice perpetrated, which
call for the interference as far as may be, for
punishment of the guilty by the existing laws.
The report shows the operation of the officers
OF the Jail in the matter of brokerage. The
committee have prepared bill making It an
offence punishable with fine and Imprisonment
for persons to sell to substitute brokers, those
confined in jail charged with criminal offences.
The plumber OF persons arriving in the
United States from foreign countries during
the year 1864, was 221 ,535, as appears by a
communication from the Secretary Of State.
VI these l99,690 landed in New York; Massa-
onusetts received 1856, Pennsylvania 4.467,
california >, lS5, Maryland 2968, Maine 1,373,
New Jersey 81, Oregon 307, Florida 1893,
hnoue lsiano "a, New Hampshire 16. Only
three persons died on the voyage. saaa
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From. North Caroltna.

r Ara, New YORK, Feb %.
The Commercial thinks, from the indications
of the rebel newspapers, that Sherman is
marching for Fayetteville, on the Cape Fear
River. M 4s,. 4 -'s.ss,s 81 ag,4e,sit s,iio <
The latest advices from Porter state that he
was pushing up the river as rapidly as posi-
BILE with his gunboats. - N,
1t is probable the junction Of Schoield with
Shermans army may take place at Fayette-
vile.
Bragg mas taken his Wilmington forces to
Goldsboro', followed by Gen. Terry. asul Is
We hear nothing from the force reported by
the enemy as marching from Newburn, though
the fact that the troops brought east by Mea-
CHER were some time since landed at Newbern,
indicates movement sooner or later from
that point. iiisl ,-ai .ta
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WIN. H. CLIFFORD, ESQ.,, COMMISSIONERS.
On complaint made by MrJ. @. M. Fur
bish, Michael Conley of this city was brought
before the Commissioner yesterday, charged
with inducing and aiding men to desert from
the military service of the United States.
1t seems that suspicious were entertained
that some soldiers intended to desert from
Fort Preble, and trap was laid to catch them
in the very act and to detect the alder. Two
soldiers uamed Carroll and O'Brien intended
to desert and their operations had leaked out.
Another soldier named James Evans was
selected as the one to detect the operation.
He came over to the city last Thursday even
ing to meet Conley, and agreed to DESERT
Conley furnished him with suit of citizens
clothing and agreed to give him $3.50 if he
would go to New Hampshire with Carroll aud
O'Brien. Evans assented to it, and that night
Conley with another citizen, drove over TO
tie Fort, Evans being with them, for the
purpose of taking in Carroll and O'Brien.-
Evans went into the fort, and Immediately
afterwards the guard arrested Conley. His
accomplish escaped. 9e A
The proceedings of Conley that evening
were watched by two non commissioned Of
flcers of the 18th regiment, who were dis
guised for that purpose. O'Brien one of the
soldiers who intended to esert came over that
evening and had an interview with Conley. He
was watched by Corporal James NJ King.
who followed him back to the fort and heard
a conversation he had with Carroll, in which
he, O'Brien, stated what the signal was to be
when Conley came over in the sleigh for Them
that night. sue
The testimony for the Government was
clear against the prisoner. Messrs Howard
and Cleaves appeared for him, and reserved
his defense for the Circuit Court to which he
will be bound over. The case was continued
until this morning in order to allow the pris-
Oner to obtain bail, and in default of $1,000
bail he was committed. G. E. B. jackson,
Assistant q. S. District Attorney fer Govern
mant .-L.l 4rH AMa w
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Flourantt Oars
$40 REV ARD

SUl Strayed OF stcltn, large black New
w foundfsnd Dog. Whoever win return the
10y same, or give Information where he NAV
be foun~, shall receive the above reward
feb2stf s Il. LIBBY, Henry st, Portland, Me-
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r %
Attack ON hickman, KY, By, Rebel Guer-
rittGs-ErOms Mobile Campaign from NesU
Orleans. naad s7aa hreaaaioJ sasT iaE e4s 80 h.
So se s7e CAIRO, ILL.,, Feb. %.
A band Of thirty guerrillas made a dash into
Hickman, KY, who burned three stores and
robbed others, besides committing other depre-
dations. Troops will be sent to Hickman for
the protection Of the place. CO., i't,i +s.4
The steamer Sticney from New Orleans 18th,
has arrived. % ia7si aztiaii ss5afai3 ~
Mobile advices to the 9th, indicate that there
is no intention on the part of the rebels to
evacuate that city. The garrison were being
strengthened. The force there is said to be
much larger than is generally supposed.
Beauregard was in Mobile the 4th. and in
spected the defences. 81 In speech to the
people in the evening, he expressed confidence
that the city would be successfully defended
Kirby Smiths rebels are unapprehensive of
any invasion of Western Louisiana or Arkan-
sas this winter, 4is s...a a.'
A spring campaign is fitting out at New
Orleans. Some say tits destined for Galveston,
at which point there is very extensive block.
ade business going on with Havana, the Brit
ish West Indies and Mexico. stg
The demand for cotton continues fair; sales
low middlng 71a72. There is demand for
good descriptions of cotton for France. Sugar
and Molasses unchanged; Sugar 22a24c prime
Molasses l.25a127. gaff go %
There are no mail steamers, and no unen-
gagged freight now in port for New York. al
A considerable quantity of Hour is being
placed in store to await means of Transports
ton north. 'A-A' ~ E. ~. - e,
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Capture of blockade R,,,uer..

n ~ - WASHINGTON, Feb. q.
The Navy Department has received informa-
ton of the destruction of the side wheeler
Acadia, six miles from Velasco by shot from
the United States steamer Virginia. She had
ran ashore after several attempts to get into
port. af a5 -
The destruction of the Will7D-the- Wisp is
confirmed.
The United States steamer Pueblo had cap-
tured cotton laden schooner in the Gulf Of
Mexico, iA '''S "
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UssiOn of Gems. Shesman's and iSchofeld's
fal sf ra4 Forces. "a - isy 3il Il n
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JOSH BILLINGS is said to be one ofthe most
promising humorists of the country, and his
lecture to be very attractive aud popular, af-
fording ample expansion of the facial nerves,
and racking the human frame in the cradle of
uncomfortable laughter. 1t will be delivered
at City Hall this evening for the benefit of the
Maine Camp Hospital Association.
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THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of Steamship New York.

t1s5 New YORK, Feb. %. j
The steamship New York, from Southamp-
ton 18th inst, arrived here this evening.
The steamship Canada, from Boston, arriy-
| ed out on the 10Th inst. n
The New York passed the Pennsylvania
bound here on the 20. sGrfrTt- =
The Duke of Northumberland died on the
18th inst. .SA4AFA 6a AB& p
The pirate Shenandoah has burnt the fol-
lowing shipping off Cape Good Hope: Barques
Edward, Otena, DGodrey, brig Susan, and
schooners Lizzie ID. Story and Charter OAK.
The Times says we are assured from new
York that President Davis has the game in
his own hands and can secure the independ-
ence OF the South either with Northern assent
or despite of it according to his pleasure. Inc
clue of this startling mystery IS lound IN lne
statement firmly credited in America that tne
Mexican Emperor has conveyed in trust to
Napoleon the northern portions OF Mexico to
be held and administered by french ylceroy,
10 liquidation of French claims upon Mexico,
and this cession must entail the recognition
of the South by France, England and Eur
rope. a af
Cardinal Wiseman was not expected to live.
Consols were quoted at SO 1-8 SO Ia and
the Confederate loan at "a So. if,.', ,.ies,,l
A ROYAL decree authorizes the circulation of
the Encycical letter in the city without adj
hitting the proposition contra to the institu-
ton and legislation of Italy. 3.
Letters from Rome state that the Pope de-
clInes to conclude concordat with Mexico,
but will not withdraw the Nuncio from
Mexico. 5s1il5 .lfi4lsgz 5ie i II -. s,la '5,,i
The draft of a new custom tariff will be sub
mitted to the Austrian Rieseprath in March.
The Prussian government has laid before
the Chambers propositions to increase the
capital of the Bank of Prussia and to establish
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-01
LADIES sWR

Who havo cold haEds and feet; weak stomachs,
lame and weak backs; nervous and sick headachoi
dizziness and swimming In the head, with indiges.
ton aud constipation OF the bowels pain in the side
aud back leuoorrhea, tor whites); falling Of the
womb with internal careers; fumors, polypus, and
all that long train of diseases will find IN Electric.
ity sure means of cure. For painful menstruatioD
too protuse menstruAtion snd al Of those long line
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity ,ertan
specific, and will In abort ti1no, restore tho sufferer
70 the viQor of health.s
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-01

1-.77--17c NEW DIRK, FEB. q. .
The trial Of Robert Cobb Kennedy, charged
plot, has been in progress about three weeks
before the commission that convicted Beall
1t is said that the testimony is very strong
against him and that his conviction is prob
able saa7ass q5 hs54s
The Commercials special Washington dis
patch says the committee of Conference have
agreed to make the Freedmen's Relief Bureau
branch Of the War Department. Abandoned
and confscated lands are to be assigned to
freedmens and white Union refugees.
Ten thousand dollars in gold were stolen
from the counter of the Bank of Commerce
to-day while it was in the act OF being de-
posted. a1i4 ~ III III 1sa
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Preparations for Another Movement from
, l. a tl-9 H0tcheT's Ram. 1919
NEW YORK, Feb. 2S.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2S. &
The Commercials correspondence, dated
Hatcher's Run, 18th, says: We are under
marching orders, having received instructions
to move at moments notice. We expect to
have another tilt for the possession of the
South Side Railroad, and look for heavy en-
gagement. That something is going on in The
lines in front of us is very evident do not
believe, however, that Lee is going to retreat,
though deserters, now coming in in greater
numbers than ever, report that he is preparing
to fall back to Danville.s Lee could not fall
back to overwhelm Sherman, without having
Grant laundering close on his heels in less
than six hours. ~ Fs-. t5s t.-s.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-01

THEATRE.-The popular play Of Peep o.
Day will be repeated this evening. It'draws"
as we'll as did the "Octoroon," and is hand
somely performed. Tomorrow and Friday
nights the hall will be relinquished to Duprez
& Green's Troupe, and arrangements will be
made to bring out "Streets in New York"
next week in most acceptable manner.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-01
Canal Bank.

A SPECIAL Meeting of the Stockholders Of the
IA Cana1 Bank will be held at their Banking
house, on Wednesday, 1 he sthdsy of March next
at II o'clock A. M for the following purposes, to
Fsrst-Fo see ifthe Stockholders will vote to sur.
render the Charter of the Bank 8 n I -93'4 =
Sec0nd-ro see if they will vote to change or cor.
vert the Canal Bank into National Banking AS.
soeistion,n under the laws of the Uni ed ates
q dThird-fo act upon any other business that may
legally come before Them. llt 81 l-'i- ~ gii =
x Per Order OF the Directors 2Ns
81 b. @. 6OMERBY, Cashier
Portland, I'll, 1866. iii9 ] y 80 feb23td
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Financial. n

as g PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 49,.
The subscriptions to the 7-3O loan, received
by Jay Cooke to-day, amounted to So, 739 900.
The largest eastern subscription was for
100000 from New York, and the largest
western for $4,000 from Cincinnati. There
were 2600 individual subscriptions of $50 and
500 each. asa l2saq zea q ssoqA eY2l -
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-01
Real Estate for Sale.
n sale by 4 yeUse47- TiS Te 49, m
JOHN c. PROCTOR, LIME STREET,
On Line OF Railroad.

Together with many other desirable residences in
the city and adjacent thereto.
On Line nj RasIrood sr p rgI
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First Sort, 1854. .48 @52
Iron.
Portland DIV Goods Market.

Expressly corrected for the PREss to Feb "a, by
MN. RIoH. H8
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CascO Bank.

fs A. SPECIAL meeting of the Stockholders of the
IA Casco Rank will be held at their Banking House
on Wednesday the sth day OF March next at q
O'Clock i. NJ for the following purposes, to wit;
F1rst-To see # the Stockholders Will vote 10 sur
render the Charter OF the Bank. -t
Second--Io sec if they viii vote to chapge or ctn.
vert the asc9 Bank into National Banking Asso-
ciat on u'nder the laws of the United states,
Third 70 sot upon any other business that NAV
legally CT lmo before them. s saf1Ie9gf
Per order of Directors, s.s,s
e. p. GERRISH, Cashier.
Portlai ID Feb. 81, 1895. feb22td
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SPECIAL NoTICE.-Portland Council No. /
U. L. of A., will hold their next regular meet
ing this Wednesday, evening, at IL
o'clock, at the usual place. A large at
tendance is earnestly requested as business of
Importance will come before the meeting.
I'd Per order.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-01
Supreme judicial Court,

JANUARY TERM-DAvIs, j., PRESIDING.
TUEsDAY.-Helen E. Carr, libellant VS..
William Fl. Carr. e.-isal
Lbel for divorce. Cause desertion. A
hearing was had before the Judge, but the de-
cision was reserved.
j. O'Donnell. d. Baker,
Ellen Jane Izett, libellant, VS.. Alexander
1zett.
Libel for divorce. Cause desertion. After
hearing the case Judge Davis reserved his de-
cision. ffei
]. Il. Williams for libellant No appearance
for libellee. aY na4 I'm af
Court will come in again on Monday next.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-01

IMPROVED OLER.-We have tried one of
Olmsteads' improved patent oilers on the
engine and press in our Office, and can
recommend them as an excellent article
and an oil saver. They can be had at the
Winslow Machine Works. Union Street.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-01

DETENTIoN.-In consequence of freight
train getting of the track of the Portland &
Kennebec railroad, near Topsham yesterday,
the mail and passenger train from Skowhegan
and Augusta did not arrive here until six
O'Clock in the evening. l. +
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-01

OBsEoUIEs.-Mr. William Dooly, a member
ofthe Longshoremen's Benevolent Association
died Monday, and his funeral, which took
place yesterday, was attended by about $50
members in body. he was one of the Oldest
and most respected members of that body, and
this was the first time it was called upon to
pay the last tribute of respect to one of its
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-01

j ICh'go Mess Beef.$21 @22
Portland do, 20@20 so
]IP'EPd ext. do. 2300@24 90
Pork. extra clear As 50@47
} Pork, clear. .A@46 20
d Pork, mess. 1000 @ AZ 90
i Pork. Prime. So @37 90
Round Hogs. -. 16@18
,aams...,.;;;,;....,dISSCggllSS
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..Nmrse and Nnx.,,

GEN rs WANTED in every Town and County
IA in Il g state Of Maine to canvass for The Nurse
Teachers and young men from the country, will
find this Ilessant and profitable b1sipess For
eral Agen t, Portland, Me. or w. s. WILLIAMS &
Co., Publ shers, Hartford, Conn. feb16dlaw& w2w"
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-01

THE program for the great fancy dress and
novelty ball, next Friday evening, is as fol-
lows: The Fairy Dancer will open the ball
with the fancy dance, "Sailor's Hornpipe," in
full rig. She will then dance the celebrated
French dance, 'La Poloda." Also double
Irish Jig; Highland Fling danced by two
gentlemen; Irish and National and Comic
dances. The three-legged man will be in attend
ance; also the dancer with iron shoes. A
brass band will be in attendance, in addition to
Chandler's Quadrille Band. The fancy dress
es for this ball WILL arrive Thursday morning,
March I'd. A2Te''A l93atl .a7ATa1i (
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-01

Attack on Hickman, KY, By Rebel GtseT-
gittGs-ErOns M0biLe--Can from Nest
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Guardians Sale

TVVHE subscriber, Gusriianr of George DEWITT
Il Fitch minor, and grandson of George Fitch isto
of Bridyton IN the County of Cumberland decea5ed,
hereby gives notice that she will SELL pursuant 10
licence from tie Judge Of Probate for fad County,
ct public SALE on the premises, Saturday April 9Th
1876, ct one o'clock 7 M, said minors interest In
the estate of said George Etch deceased being one
tenth part or all the Real Estate which the said
George Fitch possessed a the time of his decease,
subject to the widows right of dover. .... ...fl
w3w9 MARY P. FITCH Guardian.
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From, California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 81.
The jury in the champaign confiscation case,
wherein the importers are charged with max
ing out fraudulent invoices, brought in YER
dict for the government. The case is to be
appealed to the United States Circuit Court.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-01

WENDELL PHILLIPS, ESQ, is to lecture be-
fore the people of this city next Friday even
ing at City Hall, on the question of Capital
and Labor" The price of tickets is fixed at
o. cents. See advertisement.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-01

WARD CAUCUsEs.-Thea Union Ward
Caucuses for the purpose Of nominating NUM-
cipal Officers, are to be held on Friday even
ing at o'clock. 1t was decided last week to
hold the caucuses on that evening, and the
Ward rooms we're engaged for the purpose
The democrats having called their meetings
on the same evening. in ignorance that the
Wardrooms were engaged, it has been thought
best to fix later hour of meeting for the
Union caucuses, and an earlier one for the
democratic, in order that both parties may be
accommodated. The democratic caucuses will
be held at Z O'Clock. sd5 Ilaf gl q
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-01
Special Notice.

Thefollowing regulations will be rigidly observed
by the Proprietors of the Press; sr.lI q 81.
l. Nopapers will be delivered by Carriers except
to those who have subscribed atthe office.
2. No Carrier will be allowed to sell papers on his
route, or to collect money from subscribers.
8. Carriers found guilty eff violating the foregoing
rules they will be discharged. H04fJEJ
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-01

NOTHING has yet been discovered that
throws any light upon the mystery which
shrouds the disappearance oi Mr.. R. L.. Robin
son. Various rumors get afoat, for which
there is not the slightest foundation.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-01
e. M. FATrEN, AUCTIoNEER. Il Exchange St
Horses, Carriages, HARNESSES, &c.
r m a mRtiAu. N.a

IN THURSDAY, March I'd, at l2 O'Clock, in front OF
~ Old CITY Hail Marker Square one Sorrel Mare
known as Fanny; years old last June; sound and
the Tinker, 8 years old. The above wen Known M
the McGlirchy horse Also, Sled, Wagon Punr,
Sleigh, and two Harnesses. f,b2std
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: The Stea,,,e :, ocean. Safe.

~ PROVIDENCE, R. l., Feb. %.
The steamer Ocean, ashore on Narraganset
Beach, was got off this morning and towed to
this city. The vessel is believed to be little
injured, Freight all safe. The U. s. cutter
Miami assisted in getting her off.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-01

Wa Postponenaent of the Trial of Raiders.
sssa5 .0nN00 MONTREAL, Feb. %.
Judge Smith is still very unwell. The
raiders case has been postpsned to Thursday.
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E. M PATTEN. AucTIoNEER, u Exchange St.
MOLAssEs.

u Sia.nIaay. March 4th, at IL A. NJ. Ten hhds.
late Spices &c. AOrA00o' SisAiS' SN'S''
At past Il. six new fine and superano Carpets.
variety of other goods. rlI-' marltd -.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-01

! ~ NEW IORK, F6D. 70.
We are informed that private letters have
been received in this city announcing as prob
able the union of Gen. Schofeld's forces with
Gen. Sherman's on Monday, the 9th inst --
The point is not stated. = ga. s,i,e-s-., (,
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Ee.y York 1gar,.e..

a Rsso York Market.
.0I NEW YORK, Feb. %.
o. Ootton-hrmer; sales 1859 bales; midding upland
tlour-sales 700 bbls; State and Western quiet
ana n unc1aInged estate s5@lD 40; Round hood
Ohio ll9l200; Western 9 80 a 10 So; Southern
qyes; SAILS SO bbsat 10 1904 60 can ada steady
aiss $50 Dbls at 10 200ll 49,
heat-duil; sales 2Gu0 bush White Canada 2 65.
Corn-quieti sales 1910 bushels old mixed Western
l SO in store.
Oats-Quiet. g.A j Nh 5D : q sssss = s. .
Beef-ifm.
@36374
aard-drmer; sales 240O bbls at 2O@244.
Butter-dull.
niskey.more active and decidedly higher; sales
Rice-dull
sugars--afrm; Porto R co, Is hhds at 49,; Mus
alsq 4000bags at 15. : =
Cofse-quiet.
Naval Stores-steady
Ereighteto LiverpooI-dull,
Wool-dulI.
The Portland daily press., 1865-03-01

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Feb. 18th
Coron dull and declined 49S1 The sales !. r two
and exUorters.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET. Feb
15th-F our dull but ste ady Whsatquiet and eady;
Corn, dull
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET, Feb 10
Beef dull and nominal; Pork quiet, and market
Tallo wv inactive. n -
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET. Feb. IS
Sugars quiet; Coffee inaetiye; Ashes quiet and
stea9y; hice nTmer; Rosin trmer; Spirits Turpen-
LONDON MONEY MARKET. Feb l5.-Consols
closed at SO 0s9s for money. -
AMERICAN SECURITIES Illinois Central rail-
road shares 81 4@5li dis; Erie Railroad aSSass
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J. NJ. PArrEN, AUCTIoNEER. Il ExonanEs St.
The Sale of DRY Goods,

WIFI L be continued this day, wednesday, rhurs-
w day and Friday March Ist, I'd and 30, at 10 A.
N. 2 P. NJ. bleached and brown CCttons, Flannels,
Hekings, Prints Strires, Hosiery. Shirts ard Draw
ers, Fancy Goods Collars, Cutlery, c. marltd